The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Important Meeting.
COLLEGE GOSSIP.
Class Meeting.

On "Wednesday tho class OF Go OF the
Woman's College held n most enthusiastic
meeting The president of the class, Miss
Evelyn Martin. of Stuart, Va. called the
meeting to order and announced that the
time had come for the election of class
day officers for June. The following
young ladies were chosen: Orator, Miss
Bessie Wilson. Richmond. Va: historian.
Miss Ruth Blanton, Manchester. Va:
prophet, Miss Myra Ackiss. Norfolk, Va:
tree orator, !diss Carrie Fitzpatrick. Mel
son county. Va; bonfire orator, Miss Jen-
ME Glory, Berkeley. Va; valedictorian,
Miss Maude pickett. Giles county. Va;
toast mistress, Miss Uldne Walden, New
Kent county, Va.
It is the custom of the class to plant
tree on class-day and to name II for
some member of the faculty. Amid great
enthusiasm the class OF '06 decided to call
their tree the Martin tree In honor OF
Professor and Mrs. Melvin A. Martin,
who are very popular and greatly be-
loved throughout the college.
Martha Washington Tea.
The Loving Circle OF the Kings Daugh-
tiers, with Mrs. T. William Pemberton
ms leader, will give a silver Martha Wash
ington tea at the Jefferson Hotel on
Thursday afternoon, February 22d, from
5 to Z o'clock.
Colonial Tea.
Buff and blue, the colonial colors, will
be used in the decorative scheme at the
colonial tea to be given by the White
Memorial Circle of Kings Daughters on
February e2d from to p. NJ, at No.
917 Floyd Avenue.
An attractive musical programme of
Scotch ballads and old-time songs will BIO
1,<, of Rtohtnnp5'S host
musical talent. and the debutnntes of the
season will serve the refreshments
The entertainment Is for the benefit of
the Belle Bryan Day Nursery and for
little child in Japan. whom the ladies of
the circle are supporting
Colonial Party.
On Thursday, February ed. Mrs. C. y.
Briel and Mrs. q. d. Cav will give n
colonial party at The residence of Mrs.
Bricl, No. 2So5 East Marshall Street for
religious cause. In addition to other
things, the best vocal and instrumental
talent will he present to make the even-
ing a pleasant one. A silver offering will
be taken at the door.
Church Tea.
The ladies' of Park Place Church will
give a colonial tea Mt No. 9os Floyd
avenue OIL ict htic OSHShS
of the repair fund. The ladies in charge
will BIO in Martha Washington costume
and their escorts will appear as colonial
gentlemen, There will be a drill Of fifteen
little folks In costumes of that period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloves and Mrs. G. Il.
Brengle will be among the soloists. Re-
freshments will be served.
The Hunt Ball.
The Peace Ball will not be shamed b,
the Hunt Ball, with which the twenty
second OF the month will be signalized
Once again the scarlet coats OF the gen
tlemen. the white silks. satlns and lace'
or the ladies. will indiMdualize the color'
OF tho Deem Run Hunt, as contrastee
with those worn by their guests rep
resenting other hunts.
The ball will open with the nun
I.apcers," the figures OF the dance nav
ing been described In last Sundays lssu
OF The Tlmes-Dispatch, ny request.
following dance programme. arranged p
| Professor Thilow with special care II
Z. Two step, ..Hand!cap." Rosey.
2. Hunt Waltz, C. c. Jones.
q. Two-step, Cosy Corner. Morse.
s. waltz, I'm MY Merry oldsmobile.
6. rwo-step, "Everyhody Works Blu
Father" Helf and Hager.
| Il. Waltz sim Lonesome, Isle of Bong
| Bong" Joe Edwards,
| s. Two-step. Little Johnny Jones',
| Cohen.
o, Waltz, Happy Land" De Koven
10. Two-step, my Illinois, Isle Of Bong
Bong Joe Edwards.
II. Waltz., Sing Mo to Sleep" Greene
/ 1a, Two-stcp, Peter Piper" $. 4
| Henry,
blue Sea-" Morse.
"A. Two-step, "Ye Old v!rElnny Days.
4 Robinson.
3 rs. Waltz, "Cloriana,n brewer. v.