The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-18
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

NE OF the most enjoyable enter
talnments OF the session was
given Friday evening in the
~ chapel of the preparatory do
partmert OF Woman's College,
The stage was deliberately decorated
with pink roses. pink and white peonies,
mignonette and carnations. The pro-
gram, which was admirably arranged.
was carried out without the slightest
hitch. and kept the large audience IN
an almost continual outburst OF APP
plause. 1t was as follows:
"Lenna's Dream'---Iosle Champerlain,
"rhe Dreamer; 30 Peep" Louise Lang
leys Little Red Riding Hood" Laura
Nelson; "Tho Little Girl Who Had the
Little Curl" Jeannette Jones; Little
Miss Muffett" Douglas Hughes; "Old
Mother Hubbard" Nancy Allen; Little
Betty Blue" Elizabeth Pattee; "The
Queen OF Hearts, Louise Tilman.
Plano solo, Miss Jeanette Jones.
"Playing School" Misses Louise TIL
man, Helen Blnford and Nancy Allen.
"Fanny's Secret" Misses Douglas
Hughes, Laura Nelson and Josie Cham
berlain.
Plano solo, Miss Josie Scott.
Flow the Story Crew" Misses Ethel
Blanton, Douglas Hughes. Jeanette
Jones, Josie Chamberlain, Elizabeth
Pattee and Laura Nelson.
Guess What's in My Pocket Miss
| Elizabeth Pattee.
Piano solo. Miss Josie Chamberlain.
Cousin Bells Visit" Misses Nancy
Allen. Jeanette Jones. Julia Spratley
and Elizabeth Pattee.
The Sick Doll"-Helen Binford. 1.-THE
Doctor; Louise Langley, The Dolls
\ Mother; Jeannette Jones, a relative.
Tableau, Song of Seven Misses
Carolyn Mckee. Josie Scott. Josie Ben
nett, Audry Stout, Annie Pettus and
| Grace Mckee.
"slumber Song" Miss Elizabeth Pat
tee.
The applause which greeted the last
number was SO enthusiastic that little
Miss Pattee had to respond to encores
again and again. The tableau was
one OF unusual effectiveness and beau
/ ty. Each character, from the seven
year-old child to the woman OF seven
times seven, was striking portrayed.
Especially beautiful and interesting
were the three youthful brides, Misses
4 Bennett, Mckee and Pett,is. Misse,,
Terrell and Gillian. who had the on
tertainment in charge, were showered
4 with congratulations by the parents
/ and friends OF "the preparatory lie
j partment."
Guebts of Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Robert I. Mason, Miss Eliza
Tabb Mason and Mrs. Silas Mason. for
merry Miss Rosa Tucker. daughter OF
4 Hon. n. st. George Tucker, are visiting
Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson, at Union
/ Theological Seminary.
Hebrew Memorial.
Hebrew Memorial Day services will
take place on Wednesday at P. NJ. in
! the Hebrew Cemetery. Governor Swan
son will make the memorial address,
and will be introduced by Mr.. Leon
Nelson. The opening and closing
: prayer will be made by the Rev. Dr.,
E. N. Calisch.
Invitations are extended to the me-
mortal organizations throughout the
city to attend. Those going are re-
quested to take the Northside cars.
Entertained Mt bridge.
Mrs. NJ. Turner, of Tennessee. who
will make Richmond her future home
entertained at bridge on Wednesday
morning, After the game luncheon
was served The prize, cut glass
bowl, was won by Mrs. C. c. Walker
Those present We're Mesdames Bland
, , Smith Basil Spalding. r. c. Nelson
NJ. L. Harrison. James rutherford
Allan Chambers and G. C. Walker
| Il.
}, AR. and Mrs. F. r Rennie. of Chest.
, nut Eli, announce the engagement OF
!; their daughter, Louise Gordon, to Mr.
Gordon Montague Woody OF Phoenix.
vile. Pa. the wedding to take place
in June.
, Meeting of Auxiliary.
The monthly meeting Of Masonic
Home Auxiliary will be held at the
Masonic Temple tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Miss Warwick Sponsor.
Miss Virginia William Warwick
daughter of Captain and Mrs. N. L.
Warwick. stood sponsor for the United
States Army suction dredge. Klatsop
launched at the Newport News ship
yard on Saturday. Several officers OF
the Seventyefirst Virginia Regiment at.
tended the launching
At Valentine Kindergarten.
The Federation of Mothers Club,
and the kindergarten alumnae vii
hold meeting at 4 o'clock this after.
I, noon, In Valentine Kindergarten.
:, large attendance is desired, as spe
, cial business is to be transacted. Re.
:, freshments vii be served after thu
: meeting.
Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given in honol
of Miss Agnes Vonderlehr, at her home
No. 4oa1-2 East Clay Street.
! Music and games were INDUCED II
until late hour. when refreshment.
! were served.
! Among those present were Mise!
Ruby West, Margaret Hughes. Rosali,
Hulchen, Annie Murphy Christina
:, Meyer. Elise Burke, Marie Moriconl
a Virginia Tinsley, Nollle Marin. Agne
! and Alice Vonderlehr, Messrs Coleman
+ Costello, julius Gerring. John Murphy
, John Marin. Paul Fitzpatrick, Hueg,
: Onesty, Andrew Mahoney, Edward
s. Hyde, George Walsak, Willie Lumpkin
Charles Moriconi. Patrick Carroll, vii
liam Winters. William Vonderlehr nnt
4 John Vonderlehr.
! Those assisting in the dining-roon
were Misses Lille and Mamie Wonder
|lehr and Mr. Charles Bialkowski.
Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Ball Is the guest o