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

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Boston Transcript.
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Musical Tea.
The first of series OF musical teas,
to- be continued throughout the month
of February, was given Saturday at
ternoon from to O'clock, by Mrs.
rison Street.
Tho program, which was beautiful
~ rendered, consisted Of songs by
Mrs. Thomas. and Instrumental selcc-
tons by Miss Zelle Minor.
Miss Emnline Lea OF Danville, and
Miss Mary Butler. served tea.
The Invited guests wore Mrs. Swan
son, Miss Mary Johnston. Mrs. Well
ford Reid. Mrs Carroll Montague, Mrs.
Kenneth Anderson, Mrs. Ivan Maltby,
Mrs. A. D. Williams. Mrs. T. VIII
liam Pemberton, Mira. John P. Kennedy,
Mrs. A. F. HUNT Mrs. !. w. Young,
Mrs. Victor Cluis. Mrs. Cadwallader
1redell, Mrs. A. P. Wilmer, Mrs. T. r.
Hamberlin.
Enjoyable Dance.
A very enjoyable dance was given Fri
day evening from to 1890 o'clock by a
number Of young gentlemen OF Barton
Heights the assembly hall Of the new
school being used for the first time A
Richmond orchestra furnished the mu-
sic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Rose, Mr.. and
Mrs W. K. Bache and Mrs. Celeste Thy-
lor were the chaperons; and the follow
ing young gentlemen made up the COM
mittee III CHARGE Messrs. John Il. Rose,
Jr., c, NJ, Taylor and D. Fl. Hazelgrove.
Among the dancers were: Misses Harri-
son, Redo F@rischkorn, Wilson, Moore,
Harvey and Tiller, all of Richmond; Miss
Williams, OF New York: Miss Willis, Of
Baltimore; Miss Gibson, OF Characteristics;
Miss N1cCurdy, OF Bristol: Misses Rag
land, Long. Whitlock, Knapp, Mrs. Evans,
Mrs. Yarbrough. Mrs. Roden, Mrs. Smith;
Messrs Boone. Harris, Rady, Hazelgrove.
Waddill, Harvey Bache, Taylor Bigger,
Frischkorn, Rose. ROden, Smith, Evans,
Yarbrough and others.
An elegant supper was served after
the dance. and the entire evening was
most enjoyable.
Pretty Card Party.
The seasons dubantes were charmingy
entertained at cards Friday evening by
Miss Bernard Cooke Of No. oo6 West
Franklin Street
Misses Caroline Rennolds and Elsie
Lindsey and Mr.. Addison Rennolds won
the prizes in the game.
Miss Cookies guests were: Misses Jean
Field, Mary Butler, Anita Cussens, Caro-
line Gordon Rennolds. Julia Coggil
Joynes, Elsie Litteton Lindsey. Roberta
Ashby Smith. Juliet Keith. Roberta
1rigg, Julie Osterloh; Messrs. Pope Nash
Leslie Reid. Carlton N1cKenny. Cabell
Fitzgerald, Frank FTil John Lea, Cor
don Smith, George Harrison. William R.
Chanlberayne. Henry Elicit. Hamilton
Rogers, George Fitzgerald and Stuart
Christian.
Pleasant Dance.
A number Of the younger society set
were entertained at a pretty dance given
on Friday evening last, In the Herrni-
tage Golf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Edward Dicker-
son chaperoned. and the young people
dancing We're Misses Helen Tanner. Marie
Herbert. Sadie Neale, Annie Laurie
Haynes, Marie Harwood, Grace Neal,
Katherine Gum. Virginia Fleming, Eliza
beth Vim. Nora Randolph Claire Smith,
Sylvia Augustine, Warteld Crenshnw;
Messrs. William Brceden. Grandson
Moscey Hugh Rose, Walter Lefew. John
Sutton Frederick Darlington. Eugene
sutton Tohr Rnvrli ,o--tr rar,s vnet-
wood Williams. Mitchell Brown. Eston
Randolph. Albert Wood, Hunter Camp,
Edward Breeden. Stephen Putney. Jr,
Edward Mccarthy, William Grigs, l.. w.
Glazcbrook, Jr., Glare Evans Abbott
Archer Trevllian Turner and Watson
James. Jr.
Whist Tournament.
Tho regular monthly whist tournament
took place at the Woman's Club Friday
evening. twelve tables engaging in a very
enjoyable game. Top score was made by
Mrs. Heningham Spilman and Mr.. Robert
G.. Scott. playing north and south; Mrs.
Moses ID. Hoge and Mr.. Arthur Cannon,
playing east and west
The game was succeeded by an cle-
giant supper. provided by the house COM
mittee OF the club. The next tournament
will be played on Friday, March 1st,
AS You Like It Club.
The AS You Like It Club met Saturday
evening with Mrs Elizabeth Davis, OF No
$40 West Franklin Street.
Following are the members OF the club.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Nash, Mrs birmingham
Spilmnn. Mrs. Buchanan Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. c. Z. Doyle. Mrs John w. Harrlss,
Mrs Edmund Waddill. Mrs, Frank Wood
ward. Miss Margaret Morson and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Moore.
Neighborhood Club.
Mrs. Josiah Ryland, Of NO. S2l West
Grace Street. will entertain the Neighbour
hood Club this afternoon.
In Honor of Richlnonder.
Mrs. T. Branch Johnson, formerly Miss
Louise Herbert of this city: Miss Eliza
beth Frazier. of Richmond, and Miss
Louise Haskins. of Lexington. VA, were
the guests of honor at an elegant card
party, given Thursday by Miss Mary
Wilcox In her home, on Freemnso
Street, Norfolk.
Seven handed euchre was played, eight
tables being engaged
Tile guests of honor were presented
with attractive souvenirs. Mrs. johnson
receivint n silver pinholder Miss Frnz-
Ter dainty lace handkerchief, and Miss
Haskins ~ snt OF silver bodkins.
Prizes were won by Miss Lucy Hardy,
Miss Fannie Grandy. Miss i1loise Hun
ter, Mr., n, Il. Dobie and MIR. Nelson.
Miss Mary sharp, Miss Laura Kirk,
Mr., Charles Wilcox and Mr., Stedman
Voleht scored for the game.
Miss Poultney Honored.