The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
"HE opening dance or the Mon
day German be ginning ut o
o'clock last evening In masonic
Temple, marked In brilliant

fashion the beginning OF the
winter social season.
Decorations In the foyer bnllroom
and cardroot,l were In palms. sr,ilnx,
PINK carnations and les, pink shaded
lamps and ingeniopsly nrrAr,S.n Gee.
trlc lights rendering the florists de-
vices most effect 20. The dining room,
where supper was served Mt IL o'clock
looked especially handsome. tall vases
flied with roses occupying the centres
of the tables that had beautiful sou
NcrIf place and menu cards and that
were surrounded by the most fashions
able nleinbers Of the smart soclety set.
Tile german was led b Colonel 10
Lane stern, dancing with Miss Virginia
Whitley. tho deDutant daughter OF
Alr and Mrs. Gavin White.ey, Jr.
Miss Wihtetey was exauIsitely
gowped IN Paris or alton OF white
pam satin cnb oldereu In gold.
Oti-er bntantes present were Miss
Ell1abesll Kent King. wearing blue
chiffon over burnt orange sntin, with
Mr.. Cts ner liar. ison
Miss Ellen Witt. gowned In pale
blue inessaline, with Mr. George Greg
Dry.
Miss wnrHeld crenshaw. in pink ra-
dunn SILK and Brussels point lace, with
Dir. james 81. G. ayes.
satin and chiffon. with SIR. Robert G..
Cabell. -
MICS Elizabeth Wheat. in white SILK.
accordion plated, witt, Mr. Frank
Blank, nshio.
Miss Rachael Urquhart. in white
chiffon and lace. with Mr.. Charles Tall
Dott.
Miss Sarah chamber'ayne. in white
organdie t.i.nmed with Cluny lace.
Ia ftt.,,, De-,
Miss Ju la Cir mt Moore, in white
crepe de chine. hand embroidered, with
Mr.. Georg NJ. Reid
MISS Lucy Park Taylor, In white
inessalinc satin trimmed with chiffon
and silver embroidery. with MIR. Archer
Anderson. Jr
Miss Frances Myers. in white satin,
carrying American Beauties. with Mr..
ST. George Cooke.
Ill Dai'y Hoykin. in white EN-.
broidered net over silk, with Mr.. Doug
las Gordon.
Miss Marie Mines. In white chiffon
over over taffeta and pearls, with Mr.. David
patronesses OF the german are Mrs.
y, I. y. Myers. Jr.. Mrs. Thomas Boil
lns, Mrs Allen Potts, Mrs. Jordan
s.eake. Mrs. Levin Joynes Mrs. Thomas
y. Carter, Mrs. John Stewart Bryan.
Ars Joseph e. Willard. Mrs Il. car
Ter scott and aIrs. Egbert c. Leigh.
Jr.
The card-room. with its<rugs. flow
ers. dlvans chairs. lamps and tables.
'.sas Very coy. Devotees of bridge and
other games ut cards enjoyed the d.
Version 1t afforded, and found in 1t
an added Interest and pleasure
Members of the Richmond German,
some of whom will not participate il,
Its active social life on account of their
mourning, are Messrs. Thomas Akin
son, Charles j. Anderson Joseph r.
j. Anderson Archer Anderson. Jr.,
John T. Anderson. Henry w. Anderson.
L. s. Antrim, Otis NJ. Alfrfend, Thomas
Boiling. Lewis Bosher. John X. Eranch.
e. W. branch. Joseph Bryan. j. Stewart
Bryan, Thomas +. Bryan, Jonathan
Bryan Charles Bruce, Ii. Goodwin Boy
kin, H. T. Burnley. J. Harrison Blair,
Levi: III. Blair. Adolphus Blair, ~
Beirnc Blair. "a j. Battle. Percy l..
Bosher. r. S. Blankenship, a. s. Eu-
ford r. ST, George Cooke. John Currie,
David Curric. H. p. Darlington. Charles
Y. Darlington. Thomas n. Carter. Rob.
ert Z. Campbell. Robert G. Cabell,
George p. Christian. John A. Coke. Jr.,
Gideon a. Davenport. c. E. Doyle. II.
Walking Eilerson. Harry Frazier. VIII
liam II. Grant. VI. Douglas Gordon,
George c. Gregory. James w. Graves. j..
p. George, b. Stewart Hume, w. NJ,
Habliston. Frank ID. Hill. Eppa Hunton
Ir.. II. de G. Hobson, Gesgner Harri-
son. Henry S. Harrison, Edward d..
Harris Levin Joynes. w. II. Johnson,
Clemens c. Jones. Fontains Jones, a..
g. Leigh. Jr., David Fl. Leake. Stuart
C. Leake. j. Jordan Leake, John r.
Lea John r. Leary. p. II. Mayo, Ed
hvard C. Mayo. w. S. r. Mayo. e. p. I.
Myers, Jr., Thomas 3. McAdams. S. I.
Morgan a. c. McKenney, e. o. Nc
Gabc, Kirkwood Mitchell, w. c. Mo-
land j. Pope Nash. Allen Potts, John
ID. Parrish. w III. Palmer, T.. Moncure
rutherford, John rutherford. George
NJ Reid. Leslie II. Reed, 10. Lane
Stern, Charles E. Smith, Henry e.
Stuart, George j. Seay. r. Carter Scott,
George Cole Scott, Ashton starke.
k-harles II. Talbot, Jr., J. l.. De Tree
willie, William r. Turner. William Todd.
Joseph L. Willard. Calvin Whiteiey.
,Tr.. John G, Walker, G. B. Wall, p. St.
Julien Wilson. Richard 7. Wilson and
DR.. AIurat Willis.
interesting Service.
In the lecture-room Of Park Place
Church .o-mo. row evening". O'CLOCK,
will be held an interesting se...s
under the auspices of the Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies OF the
congregation. Mrs. MaSbee, Mrs. r.
L. Michaels, Miss Davies. from the
Methodist Institute; Miss Beulah Rob-
ms, and others, will contribute to the
pleasure of the evening. The mems
hcrs and friends of the church are In
~sited to be present and. to bring with
them pound for the poor,
During the afternoon, from to 6
o'clock committee will be at the
church to receive such contributions
of provisions fuel. etc, not convenient
to carry at night. These donations are
for the benefit of the Methodist Or
phanage and the poor.
Edwnrtix-Gury.
The marriage of Miss Nary Virginia
Gary to Mr.. Everett Edwards. OF King