The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01

Potts, Clarence Millhiser. n. B. Nc
Adams. c. C. Walker, Clifford Caper-
ton, John Hunter, John Enders. Alice
Tyler, George Powers. E. G. Leigh. Jr..
Thomas Boiling, George p. Christian,
J. "A. Cabell, George b. Johnston, Levin
Joynes, George Gibson, and John Ian
caster.
The Cafe Chnntnnt.
The performance at the Cafe Chan
tant, of which Miss Ryland was chair
man. OH Saturday evening gave just
the needed browning touch to the glory
of the fete. Miss Ryland's twenty
young girl assistants were among the
prettlest in the city. Delightful fea.
dances executed by Mrs. "A. $. Buford,
Jr., and Miss ALA Joynes, and Mr.. Will.
liam Grigg's vocal numbers.
Womnn's Club.
The former custom of having a So
cial meeting on the first Monday III
March will be revived this year at the
Woman's Club. Tea will be served to-
morrow afternoon from 1880 until 8
O'Clock, the fostesscs being Mrs. A. r..
Tatum and Miss Fannie Munford. ut
tea table; Mesdames A. T. Holiday
and A. M. Patteson, at coffee table,
and Mesdames j. b.. Mosby, L.. r. Dash
iell, Warren r. Taylor, Bruce Hunt, T.
III. Boykin, C. e. Wortham and e. A.
Saunders. Jr
on Wednesday afternoon at 4:ao
o'clock the history class will meet to
discuss the eighth Decade OF the
ton of Mrs. henry Pierce.
I Ono of the pIeasantest entcrtain-
ments Of the season was the timer
Player" piano recital, given at ths
Woman's club last Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. william r. Reinhardt handled
his instrument with consummate skill.
rendering his solos with ouch express
sion, and also playing the accompani-
ments for both voice and violin. Miss
Frances West, who has voice Of
much promise, was heard to especial
advantage In Masscnet's 'Elegy,' and
Miss Reinhardt shows the benefit OF
her few months study abroad IN IN
creased richness and depth OF tone.
Both ladies wero tho recipients OF
beautiful flowers.
Iostesses Of afternoon who presided
at tho tea table were Mrs. Greer
Baughman and Miss Manic B. Baugh-
nan, who We're assisted by Misses Coz
l,clia Watkins, Mary Evelyn Stiles and
i;,Irs. John Lamb. Coffee was poured BY
Mrs. Moses d. Iogo and Mrs. Howard
Hoge.
$1,000 Club,
The Young Peoples 800" Club, of
Chestnut Hill, was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Miss Mary Damo last Tues
day evening, Miss Annie Sale and Mr.
Christian carrying off the honors. The
next meeting will be held at tho resi-
dence OF Miss Rettic Larus.
Miss Bcnl's birthday.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles.
Fl. Beal, No, 2316 East Marshall Street,
Friday. February 21st, the occasion
being the sixteenth birthday Of their
daughter, Miss Matte Bayliss Beal.
Parlor decorations were In palms.
ferns and pink carnations.
In THE Penny" contest. the first
prize was carried off by Mr., Bernard
Griggs and tho consolation was won
by Mr.. Glen McLanchlan. d
Pink and green was tho color scheme.
In the dining room where all tho I
guests repaired at ~ O'clock for ir y N
freslnments. II is
Among those present were Misses
Laura Mills, Grace Bowles, Lena
1Crowder. Oalsie Chandler, Bertha How
ard, Helen Smyth, Mary and Clarlce
Bayliss, Allnc Yealnans, Virginia DOVE
Mary Smyth, Bessie, Matte ana Gladys
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