The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

bought IT, as has been frequently
said. girls raindy-day aspect is
good test Of her disposition, Richmond
girls should. rs rule, be sweet-tem-
pered. for they contrive to make 8 very
.trig and natty appearance. however In
clement the elements may he. They
are resourceful girls, moreover--too
much so to find time dragging on ac-
count OF cloudy skies. There Is always
embroidery and O. new book for one
to read while others listen. There are
letters to write, or cards to play, or
music to practice, or sewing TO be
planned.
"In fact" leading society belle OF
this city was recently heard to ex-
claim, except for the nercIful inter-
position OF an occasional rainy day I
do not know how could dispose OF
the accumulation brought about by the
bright ones. The rain is, to use
an 1rishism, clearing-up time for
me-"
The Tuesday German Dance.
The Tuesday German gave It's second
dance last night In Masonic Temple.
the president OF the club, Mr.. Thomas
Pinckncy Bryan, leading.
The rainy evening did not prevent
the dance from being brilliant and
largely attended. The music was lively.
to degree. and Mr.. Bryan led. the
couples following In many novel and
graceful figures.
At 10 O'clock delightful supper
was served, with roses for table decora-
lions. Chaperons present were Mrs.
Henry Landon Cabell. In black net
trimmed with lace and gold embroid-
cry; Mr.. Cabell.
Mrs. Fred Peasants. In black lace
pailetted and relieved with touches OF,
pale blue; Mr.. Peasants.
,,.~Ve =, ~l,,,. {,Nl 1oH
Miss Lucy Parke Taylor, In white
messaline, yiolets; with Mr.. Harvey
Haynes.
Miss Elizabeth Wheat. in accordion
plated white crepe de chine; with Nj.
| Middleton.
Miss Bernard Cooke. IN white chiffon
cloth, orchids: with Mr.. Ball.
| Miss Rachel Urquhart. In pale pink
messaline and chiffon; with Mr.. VIII
liam Lawton.
Miss Resale Jones. In rose-colored
crepe de chine and white net; with
Mr.. Conway Howard.
Miss Charlotte Miller, in white chit
fon, Dresden embroidery; with Mr..
Charles p. Stokes.
| Miss Katherine Lancaster. in blue
and white chiffon cloth trimmed with
princess lace; with Mr.. Henry Elicit.
Miss Mary Butler, in ecru chiffon
cloth, pale blue satin bands embroider-
ed; with Mr.. John Elicit.
Miss Elsie Lindsey, in pale pink
| chiffon trimmed with lace; with Mr..
i Barksdale Lathrop.
Miss Alice Doyle, In white crepe de
chine and princess lace; With Alr.s STU
i art Christian.
Miss Julia Grant Moore, In white
over pink silk: with Mr.. John Martin.
y Miss Courtenay Crulnp. in pink silk
embroidered; with Mr.. George Hodg-
son.
Miss Brent Witt, In corn-colored silk
and white lace; with Mr.. George Fltz-
!. gerald.
Miss Louise McAdams. in white EN-.
broidered net over green; with Or
Miss Cora Younger, In pink MESA.
line, and baby Irish lace; with Mr.
Hugh Hose.
Miss Roberta Trigg. in white over
pink; with Mr.. Addison Rennolds.
{ Miss Mildred Boyd, In pink chiffo1
8 satin; with Mr.. Lindsey.
! Miss Elizabeth Kent King. in white
e satin; with Mr.. Frank O'Ferrall.
Miss Ellen Witt, in yellow silk
American Beauties; with Mr.. John Cut
chins.
Miss Marion Montague, in white NO
: over silk; with Mr.. Percy Pemberton
Miss Page Aylett Royall,. In Whit
H..
I. Morgan.
d Miss Sarah Chamberlayne, In blu
4 rnousseline de sole; with Mr.. Baugh
J. Miss Daisy Boykin, In white chiffo
!, cloth with satin bands; with MI
Charles Shields.
= Miss Caroline Gordon Rennolds. I
!, black lace and black velvet bretelles
yvt1lto ~, A1Io-,1Stina. q.
Miss Avis Grant In pink crepe d
n chine, lace and pearl trimming; wit
d MIR. richard Osterloh.
6 Miss Elizabeth Johnston, white chit
y fon embroidered over pink silk; Wit
/ MIR. Hampden Chamberlayne,
6 Miss Wartield Crenshaw, In blue lib
erty satin, with panne velvet trim rim
Among the stays We're Mr.. Blacks
IL ton and Mr.. Pickett Lathrop.
= Eubhnk-Puller.
In the home Of the brides cousi,
y Mrs. Joseph Warren. Hundley, No. 16C
,eI Hanover Avenue, the wedding OF Mis-
ID Hattie Floyd Fuller. daughter Of NJ
IS and Mrs, Thomas r. Fuller. OF Hig
!. Point Hanover county. to MT. Perc
IS Hampton Eubank, son of Mrs, Louis
Il Fotts Eubank. and the late James !
ID t:ubank. was celebrated at P. NJ. o
Al ttI9's o'1ai -
n ley, Of Norfolk, officiating.
j, The lower floor of the house wa
ls canvased in white, and halls, parlor
= land dning.room were decorated
"a palms ferns and growing flowers. I'll,
IN Ia.tar was erected In the front parlo
and Miss Myrtle BEDFORD directed til
. music
The bride came In with her fathe
i Mr.. T. r. Fuller She was gowned
I white messaline and wore a lars
white lace hat with n shower Z
Irlumes. Her ornaments were pear
and her flowers, a cascade Of lilies {
the valley FIer maid OF honor, Mis-
Mary Slzcr Fuller, had on Nile greel
cr.pe de chine. and carried pink rose
The two danes OF honor, Mrs. JOSEF
w. Hundley and Mrs. Charles
Friend, OF Ginter Park, were attire
In white chiffon over taffeta, and hel
8 ann bouquets Of maiden hair ferns.
AT tho reception, held after the Ger,
,uony, fruit punch and dainty refresl
nents were served by Misses Erma
Iuller and Gcnevieye. Elicit OF Ricl
mond, Nancy Fuller, ot Gaines MI
{ ana Ann Dickinson, of Ellersonis. br
tlalr girts In cut-gluss, silver and 9th
fl,,,t,