The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31


Ruskeu and Holt Page.
Miss Cunningham HOnored.
Judge and Mrs Kinds, of 80. s62 Peach /
tree Street. Atlanta, Ga, gave an elegant /
card party ON Wednesday. December nth, !
In honor of Miss Ruth Reid Cunningham,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank cum
ningharn. Of this city, who was the guest
Of Misses Lucy and Elizabeti. Kinds.
Miss Cunningham Will spend the re-
maindcr or the holidays with her pa
rents here. returning To- Wesleyan Col
lege. Macon. Ca, on Friday next.
Dance at Northside.
The masquerade dance which was given
at Northaide Han Friday evening from
qP NJ roeA VI. bv Misses Sale Marshall
and Christian. proved 20 be quite an en-
Joyable affair. Promptly at II o'clock
the german was opened by Mr.. Luther
JeGress. After the dance. all unmaskeG
and repaired to the lower hail. where sup
per was served. Among those dancing
Were
Misses Mary Bright as gypsy: Hazel
Bright an Indian; Mary Gold. as
Dutch girl. Martha Gold. as trained
nurse. Wray Wharton, as a. Colonial
Dame. Sophie Hooper as Martha Wash
ington, Annie Sale, as domino girl; Daisy
Gallespie. as Red Riding Hood. Bertha
Marshall as gypsy, Mabel Beard,
Night. Bette Larus. as college girl. Mel
lie Davis. as Liberty. Annie Watkins. as
Colonial Dame: Florence Baker. as Jap
anese girl. Lucille Gallespie. as domino
girl. Virginia Sale. Baby. Patuo
Christian. as Christmas tree; Bessie Mar
shall. as Night, and Annie Davis
Messrs. Luther Jeffries. as n clown;
Simpson Williams. as Jap: Geno Ali
son, as Buster Brown; Mercer Christian.
as George Washington, Richard Sale;
Hunter Jordan. as cowboy. Carroll Mar
tin. AS Indian: Herbert knight; Sidney
Laird. as Happy Hooligan. Luther FILLER,
as George Washington, Percy OmOhuudro.
as Lord Fairfax; Charlie O'Rork. as cow
boy, Alexander Gregory. as Emperor of
Germany. Robert Laird. as Lafayette;
Willie Baker. as Buster Brown. Alr. Dill
lard. as Jap, Mr.. Goodrich; Mr. levitt,
as bellboy.
The chaperones were. MT. and Mrs.
John Price. Mrs. Richard Sale, Mrs. c.. r.
Christian, MIR and Mrs. S. ". Marshall
and Mrs. Bertha Williams.
Entertained Veterans.
4 very pleasant entertainment was given
to the veterans at the Soldiers Home
on Wednesday evening last by the Full
ton Young NVomans Christian Temper
ance Union. The musical program was
excellent. and all the characters in the
numerous little play. Aunt Dnahs
Quilting Party" acquitted themselves
creditably. After the entertainment each
veteran received a bag OF candy.
Solo. Master Rudolph schmidt. recital
ton. Miss Jennie Rogers; selections (Nian-
dolin and Guitar Cluo). Misses Hazel
Tate. Anna FelhaOs. Margaret Kilgaur.
Eta Ballew. and Josie Rogers; comedy
C'Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party'), by the
Fulton Y's.
The characters were as follows:
Robert Hunter. Mr Branch Dinwiddie:
Deacon Peabody. Mr.. Ned Dinwiddie:
Parson Goodboy. Mr.. Wallace Ballard.
Reuben Holdcroft MT Ramona Nielsen;
Freddie Mr.. Leroy Smith. Dnah Pea
body. Miss Josie Rogers. Kitty Peabody.
Miss BERTHE Davis. Miranda Sprisgins.
Miss Anna Nelson. Grandma Pepper.
Miss Lille Nielsen. Nellie Sanderson,
Miss Ruth Sears; Mrs. Doolittle. Miss
Annie schmidt. Mrs. Martin. Miss Maude
Duke; Ciceiy Martin Miss Rubbic Rob-
erts. Mrs. Mark. Miss Irene Smith: Mrs
SpoOner. Miss Blanche Leonard. Boys
and Girls-Messrs. Harvey CARRIER. I'd
die Blair. Misses Jennie Rogers. Ida
Dinwiddie Viola Winston.
Jewish Council TO Meet.
The Council OF jewish Women Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 4.l5 o'clock
in the vestry-room Of Beth Ahabah Tenn
pie.
an hour of social intercourse will foi-
low the rendition OF a special program
and delicious refreshments will be served.
Jr. o. M. A. to Meet.
The Junior lakewood Memorial Associa-
ton will meet with the precedent Mrs
@ w. Massie OF No 272t East Broad
STREE. Thursday afternoon. ct $3.50
o'clock.
Rainey-RossOns.
a very pretty marriage took place in
tho Baptist Church az Cuipeper. Va. on
Friday. December 2lst when Miss Josie
Rossons became the bride Of Mr.. Hart
we'll T. Ramsey. az Richmond
The marriage was "a surprise 10 the
many friends OF the young people. AS only
the nearest relatives OF the principals
knew OF tho approaching event Tho
affair was very quiet ON account OF the
recent death of tho brides father.
Mrs. Rainey is one Of the most beau
tiful and popular girls Of Culpeper. and
"a tho daughter Of the late NJ ID. Ros-
sons. who was q very highly respected
citizen Of that county.
Mr. Rainey is a VOL known and pros-
porous young business man % this city,