The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Tuesday German.

The midwinter dance of the Tuesday
German Club took place last evening In
the Masonic Temple. n large crowd of So
ciety people attending.
Mr.. Thomas Branch McAdams led and
introduced several new and attractive
figures.
Those dancing were. Miss Martha
Robinson, in white silk and lace: Miss
sherrard Wilcox. in white messaline,
with silver peassamentrie; Miss Susie
Robertson, of Stanton, in white chiffon
and lace, Miss Avis Grant. in blue chif-
fon, pearls; Miss Bernard Cooke, in pale
yellow chiffon de sole and la;c: Miss
Elizabeth Frazier, in white, lace, or
chids: Miss Resale Jones. in white
radium silk: Miss Alice Doyle, ir rink
Powered null: Miss Brent Witt, In white
accordion plated silk. lace; Miss Louise
McAdarns, in white organize. with
touches of red velvet; Miss Kitty Lon
caster, in white net; Miss Lillian Bin
ford. In white chiffon, with real lace
bertha and blue panne velvet .sirdle:
Miss Susie Bradley, of Fredericksburg,
in pink sun-plaited messaline;; MICS
Helen Phillips, in white null over pink,
pink chiffon roses: Miss Julie Osterloh. in
cream lace: Miss Cora Younger. white
chiffon and lace: Miss Elsie Lindsay,
pink crepe de chine; Miss Caroline Rem
nolds. white embroidered net, pink panne
velvet girdle: Miss Courtenay Crunp, in
white lace and chiffon: Miss Caroline
Armistead. in yellow null; Miss Rosalie
Rutherford, of Baltimore. in white mes
saline. pearls: Miss Page Aylett Royal.
In white null and lace over pink: Miss
Mary Butler, in yellow satin; Miss
Rosalie Mines, in pink chiffon; Miss
Anita C~ussens, in white null. pink chif-
fon. roses: Miss Julia Joynes, pink chit
fon de soire. empire; Miss Lucy Dun
ington. of Farmville, in white messaline
and lace.
Messrs. James Dunlop, Frank O'Fer-
rail-, Chamberlayne, Hamilton Rogers,
Frank Hill. w. r. Tans. George Whit
more. of Petersburg: George Hodgson,
John Elicit, Henry Elicit. Thomas Bryan.
Roy Jones, Thomas Brockenbrough, Ca
bell Fitzgerald, Walter Taylor. Angus
tine. Gordon Smith, Fontaine Jones,
Robert Stuart. Robert Daniel, Ruther-
foord Fleet. stuart Christian. Travis
Epps, George Fitzgerald, Barkedale
Lathrop, John Cutchins, Richard oster-
lob.
Robinson, Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mrs. Ed
mund l.. Benson. Mrs. Stuart Cooke.
Mrs. Wayt Entertains.
Mrs. Harvey Randolph Wayt, of No.
Sos South Third Street. was the charm
ing hostess at one Oh Inc pretlleSI teas
of the winter yesterday afternoon from
4 to 6.
The parlors were beautiful with GRIM
son and green decorations, the Christmas
greens being prettily blended with tho
glow of American Beauties.
Mrs. Wayt, who was gowrled in white
null and lace. was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. j. b. Harvey. Mrs. Stuart
Mtchaux and Mrs. j. Blythe Moore.
Assisting In serving were Misses Helen
Gray Watson. Kate Kent, Sarah Cham
beriayne and Virginia Watkins. Mrs.
Spott Mcdonald. and Mrs. John Stayman
presided at the punch bowl.
"A large number OF society people were
In attendance, and the affair was alto
gether delightful.
Jones-Gatewood.
A very pretty marriage will take Mace
this evening at Z o'clock In Seventh
Street Christian Church. when Miss
Annie Drucillai G~atewood, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Emmette Gate
wood. Will become the wife OF Mr.. Daniel
Selden Jones, of Newport News. The
Rev. j. j. Haley, pastor of the church.
viii %ofticiate.
Miss Margaret Virginia Gatewood. Of
Hampton, will be maid of honor, and Mr..
Thomas B.. Jones, Of Newport News, will
be best man.
The only other attendants will be Drs.
Alexander Kalbaugh. of West Virginia,
and Edward S. Cowles, of williamsburg,
and Messrs. William L.. Cowles, Of VIII