The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL
members OF st. johns
Episcopal Church choir were
delightfully."- entertained Friday
evening Immediately after

-HE members OF st. Johns
Episcopal Church choir were
delightfully."- entertained Friday
evening Immediately after
preaching by several OF tho
members of tho congregation
An old.fashloncd molasses stew and
corn popping furnished merriinent and
amusement for the young people.
During the evening sweet music was
rendered by. an lmpromptu orchestra
composed OF several members OF the
choir, with Major Bosher leading. The
following composed the orchestra:
Mr.. Bosher, leader and first violinist;
Mr.. Tuck, second; Mr.. Duesberry.
pianist Misses Eva Quarles and Fam
ME Farrell, orsanists: Mr.. 2. C. Carr,
played tho flute: Mr.. f. a. Mann, the
tie drum, and Mr.. c. L. Roberts. the
bass drum. The hnrpsichord was also
used and blended har onlously with
the other Instruments. Many members
enjoyed the following program:
Spring Song" Mendelssohn; Con
solation," Liszt. MELODY" Paderewski;
Intermezzo. from "Cavallerla Rusti-
cana" and selections from I'll Trova-
tore" Receiving many encores. the
orchestra played q selection OF old
home songs.
Among those present were Rev. and
Mrs r. A. Goodwin. Mr.. and Mis-.
Foster Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Dues
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts,
Major and Mrs. Curry Bosher. Mrs.
James Crook, Misses Mamie Cumbea.
Florence Gretter, Lillian Gentry, Bes-
sic Hughes, Ruth Weisiger, Grace
schermerhorn, Bessie Wilson, Eva
Quarles, Leila T.. Lacy, Lola w. Brown
and Fannie C. Terrell; Messrs. r. r.
u. a,,l ~ IT
Goodwin, P. c. Carr. O., D. James, Jr.
A, w. Mann and r. a. Mann.
Masquerade Party.
At the home Of Miss Nancy Ratcliffo
Allen. No. 3Ot South Third Street, on
Friday evening, masquerade party
was given to number OF her young
friends. The attendance was large. and
the evening was most enjoyable. Prizes
for the best costumes went to Miss
Marie Herbert and Miss Emma Garrett.
Percy Allen received the BOBBY. Those
present were:
Misses Ruth Gillian, as JAPANESE;
Mamie Smith. as Dairy Maid: Fernc
kelliam: as Folly; Dorothy Hart. as
| Folly; Kathaleen Hart, as French
Mid; Nancyc Allen, as Snow Flake;
! Imogenc Gregory, as Indian Maid: Ella
Hancock, as Pocahontns: Elise Garrett,
as Colonial Dame; Emma Garnett, as
! Grecian Maid; Annie Policy. as Martha
! Washington; Ellen Gregory. as Trained
Nurse; Josephine Powers. US Japanese;
| Marie Herbert, as Candy Kid: Bessie
Wiltshire, as Lady Washington, Eliza
| beth Allen, as Gypsy Queen Mary Gar
nett, as American Lady.
A1essrs. Bennett Lewis. as Negro
Cook; Pembroke Taylor, as Clown; Au-
| brey Bass. as Detective; Theron Brown.
as Cow Boy; Ashton Winfree, as Santa
Claus; Ryland Burrus. as Indian
Chief; Merrill Winfree. as Coachman;
! Soaring Dashlelds. as Huntsman; Mill
Ter jones' as Sailor: Walter Nyreen. as
Cowboy: Sherwood Parsons. as Million
Eaire; Edward Gwathmey. as American
| Gentleman; Percy Allen. as Mary Jane;
Bob Augustine, as Cowboy; Dickinson
EPolley as Jew; Edmund Pendleton, as
| Rough-rider: Harry Hamilton. as
Negro Preacher; Joe Herbert, as Cow
boy; Carlisle Gregory. as Indian: Thur
low Gregory. as English Lord: Ernes,
Wiltshire. 2. S. Page. T. Z. Page.
Coming Weddings.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. ], Chewing. OF
No. 1893 West Grace Street. announce
! the engagement Of their daughter
Maude. to Mr.. Walter Wilson. o,
walkerton, King and Queen county.
| The wedding will be celebrated the
| ldllCI Pal VI WIS illOut1ls
Miss Strauss Engaged.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. David Strauss. OF No
I 4o5 East Clay Street, announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Rena
to Mr.. Henry r. Jandorf. OF Baltimore
Kate Wheeiock Whist Club.
/! At the last r:eeting of the Kate
Wheelock Whist Club. the highes
score, north and south. was made b,
Mrs. Leslie Young and Mrs Willard
Craig; east and west, by, Mrs. =.
The club will meet this week with Mrs
/ Craig, on Lombardy Street.
Mothers Clubs.
/ A general meeting OF the Federation
OF Mothers Clubs will be held Wednes
Valentine Kindergarten. on Norti
Eighth Street AS the business before
this meeting will relate to the new
Fairgrounds which the federation Il
seeking to secure, full attendance i
7 expected.
! Recital Tonight.
A recital will be given at $3.50 o'clocl
tonight in the Richmond Conservator,
! OF Music, and will be open to the pub
lie. Miss Ernestine Walker aud Nj
John w. Fontaine will render tn
piano numbers, Mr.. Henrlck G. Ere
rils, the Holland violinist. will play, ant
selections will be given BY the mando
4 lin orchestra Of the conservatory. MI
Cosby will give o few readings.
Art Concours.
4 The art class of the Woman's Col
lege OF Richmond held a concours Il
the chapel of the college OH Saturda.
evening. The best work done by tn
/. students for the past few months wa
on exhibition. and a talk was made y,
Miss Whitfield. director Of the depart
mcnt, upon Munich, the Home OF Ar
/ and Of the Art Student" Pupils ex
h biting studies We're Misses Pear
Carroll, Agnes Dtclsle, Mary Estes
Mary Kirk. Axle Mitchell, Stella jolly
Mary Parrish, Irene Stiff ,and Rut
Whittle.
Colonial Tea.
Among the entertainments in homo
) OF Washlngton's birthday will be til
n c.o1oniol fen To bc given by tha Indie: