The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Tuesday German,

The Tuesday german gave its New
Year dance in Masonic Temple last eve
ming, beginning at $50 o'clock.
Thilow's orchestra was in attendance
and the dance was led by Mr.. Thomas B.
McAdams. Patronesses are: Mrs. George
B. McAdams, Mrs. r. Carter Scott, Mrs.
John @. Farland Mrs. Stuart Cooke. Mrs.
Elmore D. Hotchkiss, Jr., Mrs. Richard
i. Wilson and Mrs. c. p. Doyle.
Among those present were Miss Martha
Robinson, with Mr.. Robert Bacon Arnold:
Miss Helen Harrison, of Petersburg. with
Mr.. James Dunlop, OF Richmond: Miss
Carrie Armistead. with MIR. Ladde Cor
don; Miss Nancy Selden, with Mr.. George
Hodgson; Miss Mayo, with Mr. Wilson:
Judge and Mrs. r. Carter Scott Miss
Katherine Stegar Hoge. with Mr. Charles
Grant; Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Farand:
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Cooke; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. t. Wilson: Miss Cora Younger, with
Mr.. Augustine; Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess.
of New York, leading with Mr. McAdams:
Miss Resale Jones, with Mr.. Tom Efock-
enbrough; Miss Nellie Gordon, with Mr..
Roy Jones; Miss Alice Doyle with Mr..
Albert Tanner; Miss Charlotte Miller,
With Mr.. John Elicit; Miss Bernard Cooke
with Mr. Henry Elicit Miss Kitty Lam
caster, with Mr. Frank Hill; Miss Con-
way, of Rapidan. Orange county. with Mr.
Percy Pemberton; Miss Langhorne Cosby.
with Mr.. Randolph Wilson, Miss Brent
Witt, with Mr.. Nelson Robins: Miss Avis
Grant. with Mr.. Robert Stuart: Miss
Elizabeth Frazier, with Mr. Lewis Blair.
Miss Louise Herbert, with Mr.. Dewey
Cooke; Miss Lucy Christian. with Mr.
Robert Jones; Miss Eugene Taylor. with
-Mr. William Archer; Miss Helen Lathrop
WIN Mr. Pope Nash; Miss Hattie Shields.
Win Mr Leslie Reed; Miss Mary Drake.
with Mr.. James Drake.
= delicious supper was served in the
dining room after the dance.
Musical Party.
most enjoyable musical entertainment
Mrs Mrs g I;,,n = ftday night at the home OF
Avenue. Tie color scheme was carrie,
out In pink carnations and Candida bra
Win pink shades and candies
MIS- lowers, presided at the punch
bowl. The Richmond guests we're Mr.
and Mrs. Gelbrich, Mrs. Alice snyd nr
Mf. Jack Williams, Mrs. S. j. oKseffe
Miss Madeline O'Keeffe, Miss Lillian Harl
ris. and MIR. Jerry Gruner.
a., Ihose present from a distance were
and Mr.. Louis Frederick Gruner, OF ST,
Louis.
Beautiful Luncheon.
Miss Mary Osborne TempIeton, was hos
tess OF beautiful appointed luncheon
on Friday, at her home in Waynesboro.
Va. The honored guests was Mrs. VIII
liam Woods. ylGlass,. Jr., others being
Misses Nellie and Anne Talbot, Mary
aaines, Georgia Conner. Eva Ellison.
Mrs. Clyde NJ Lambert. Mrs. w. r
Ellison and Miss Margaret Timperiake,
OF Stanton.
Among the Clubs.
Mrs Helen We'll. of Cambridge, Mass.
gave dramatic reading from Gerha ri
Houptmann's "Hannela." in the parlor OF
the Woman's Club last afternoon, as
sisted by Miss Roberta Allen who Illus.
trated the reading by musical accom-
ratnment on her Yioen.
Mrs. Wen was introduced to n very
large audience by Mrs. j. A. LEROY.
chairman of the lecture committee She
was most pleasantly recalled by reason
of previous reading given by her at the
club, from Phillips drama of 'Paola and
francesca
"Hannela'' was written by FIauptrnann,
about ten years ago. 1t is a story of a
child the daughter OF father who does
not acknowledge her, and of mother
who abandons her. She Is placed ut a
tender age In the village aims house