The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Easter German.

Easter German.
Tho Tuesday German Club closed a
most successful season OF enjoyable
dances last evening, when the Easter
german was given In Masonic Temple.
The figures, which were unusually at
tractive, were led by Mr.. Roy
Jones, and the favors were delicious
surprises in Difference to tho fact that
Easter Monday was also April Fools
Day. An elegant supper was served ut
IL O'clock.
y Those dancing were: Miss Elizabeth
Lanicr Dunn. OF New York; Miss Made
limo Barnes of New York; Miss Min
ME Beatty, OF plttsburg Pa; Miss
Mamie Darlington, Of South Boston,
Va; Mrs. Beatty,yof Pittsburg, Pa. /;
Mrs. Jack de Trcvillc.
Misses Charlotte Miller Courtenay
Crump, Avis Grant Bernard Cooke,
shcrrard WILCOX, Alice Doyle. Anita
Cussens. Mary Butler. Caroline Armi-
stead. Ella Buck, Elsie Lindsey, Mar
IL tina Robinson, Julie Ostcrloh, Roberta
Smith. Julia Joynes. Louise McAdams.
Caroline Rcnnoids, katherine Lancast-
+ CT, Resale Mines, Roberta Trigg, Ncl-
lie Talbot, Eugene Taylor.
Alcssrs George Fitzgerald, Frank
OFcrrail, liobson, Hamilton Rogcrs,
Z
Elicit, Richard Osterloh, Ray Jones,
John Cutcl,ins. George Harrison, Mar
Tin. Fontainc Jones, Robert Stewart,
pcrcy Pcmbcrton, Henry Elicit, Talrls,
Thomas Drockenbrough, Frank Hill.
William Augustine Gordon Smith, Nc
Flcete, Cabell Fitzgerald, Tourison, or
Philadelphia.
The chapcrones were: Mrs. Crump,
Mrs. PortiauS Robinson. Mrs. George IL
McAdanns, Mrs. Stuart Cooke
Pretty Dance.
Miss Eleanor Lindsey, who is at home
from her school In Maryland for Easter
was the charming hostess at n dance
given last evening In tho Hermitage Golf
Club.
Feathcry peach. plum and ,E,ple bios
soms transformed the club ballroom into
n bower Of beauty, making q fitting
background for the fresh young faces
and dainty gowns OF the younger society
Eet who were Miss Lindsey's invited
guests.
Miss Gay Lloyd, Of Baltimore. Miss
l-indsey's schcol-mate and house guest
was among the young ladies most adj
mircd and sought after.
Miss Lindsey was herself a most cor
dial and delightful little hostess. who
contributed In every way to the pleasure
Of her guests.
Interesting Engagement.
Mrs Simon Syclc has issued invitations
for the marriage Of her daughter, Mabel
Burrowsenia, 10 Mr.. Irving J. straus.
i The ceremony is announced 10 take place
Wednesday,, April 10th, In the home OF
& the bride. No. 9oo West Grace Street
Fairies and Sprites.
One Of the prettiest! scenes In the
operctta Red Riding Hood" to be pre-
sentcd tomorrow afternoon In Beividcre
Hull for the benefit OF shcllcring Arms
Free Hospital, shows number Of tiny
girls attircd as rainbow sprites. singing
a charming little fairy song. Mrs. Fan
ME Thaw Grymes has done much to
make the play a success, and has trained
z the little ones TO perfection In the pretty
dance, which accompanies the following
song:
we are fairies from fairyland happy
and gay,
ss Our dresses are made OF the moons sill
Yer ray:
Our wings are of gauzc lately washed by
the dew.
And flash from their folds every bright
rainbow hue.
And We dance on the dcwdrops and on
the lakes breast,
On the rainbow that curves Ger the wa
terfals crest;
But forth rides the sun in his chariot on
high
( And home all the bright rainbow fairies
must tiy.''
&s One of the most beautiful bits OF music
is the lullaby played to Red Riding Hood
by little Miss Maria Adkins, q seven
year-old viollnist. This pretty little mu-S
sicail is q pupil OF Miss Annie Louise
Reinhardt eand inhcrits markcS talent
from her grandmother Mrs Lockerlnan.
who was a favorite singer at Monumental
# Church some years ago
matinee performance OIL "Wednesday
and evening performances on Thursday
and Friday give. opportunity for all to
attend Rehenrsals were held yesterday
afternoon and evening.
At Woman's Club.
The Chains of the University or
lHchmondN was the subject for con-
sdcration ut Womans. Club yesterday
afternoon, and Mr.. John Stewart Bryan
and DR.. S. G. Mitchell addressed a
large audience in behalf OF the pro-
posed nmalgamatonE of colleges.
Mr. Bryan spoke Of the obvious need
d Tor such an institution ana emphasized
The advantages that would accrue to
the colleges and the State alike. Dr.
/ mitchell presented practical plans Civ
ing resume of tho extent and scope
lsof the work as already planned. An
appeal was made to the members OF
the club to identify thcnlsel yes with
the institution BY allNing themselves
with the Womans Auxiliary OF tho
University.
The Easter Monday reception was
unusually brilliant, Il large number
or visitors being present Mrs. John
II. southal poured tea and Mis- Cad
( walader lredell served coffee.
The reception rooms Of the club hava
undergone complete renovation. Pale
pull pFocaaG hangings throughout add
the pnrlors, and Easter flowers III tall