The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-22

son Moore, who Is member
of tho graduating class at Miss El1etts
school. and number OF her young
friends In the Junior society set OF
Richmond.
Tho cotillion was ctAperoned by Mrs.
Warner Moore. Mrs. Harrie Webster.
Mrs. Thomas y. McAdams, .r. and Mrs.
John A. Coke. Jr. It was led by Col
onel Thomas q. McAdams, and was In
every respect one OF the handsomcst
OF tho Easter week entertainments.
about thirty couples danced, tho figures
being very graceful and the music
merry.
In Honor OF Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Royal gave
to Miss Anne Keith Royal, and In
honor OF Mrs. dc Bonneville Keim, OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Margaret
Iiaglesfield of Indianapolis, small
dinner on Sunday.
The house was decorated with wild
spring flowers and sprays of dog
wood. The centrepiece OF tho table
In lilies OF the valley carried out the
color idea of green and white.
Miss Anne Keith Royal. who is a
bud OF next season, proved most
graceful young hostess. Mrs. dc Benne-
Vile Keim Is visiting Mrs. Swanson. Mt
tho Mansion, and Miss Eaglesfield who
was the guest OF Miss Jackson In Rich
mond. has returned to Sweet Briar
Others present were Miss Helen Tan
ner. Miss jackson and Messrs. Charles
Workman. Jr.. Talmage Donnan, Fred
crick Valentine and John Cutchins.
The Sweet Briar girls who are in
Richmond will be entertained in n
group this week by Miss Ammo Royal,
who Is herself an institute girl.
Fancy Dress Dali.
The liisses Binford gave beautiful
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ars on yesterday afternoon In Kinder
garten Hall, No. sos Floyd Avenue. The
bright colored costumes. and the young
faces OF the participansts, together with
the spring flowers. made a beautiful
scene. Those invited were: Misses Alice
Meredith. Helen Luce, Ellen Wallace
Bland Cox, Elizabeth Scott. Isabel Scott,
Hazel Allen, Elizabeth witt, Elizabeth
Gwathmey. Louise Branch. Bessie Bin.
ford, Elizabeth Willard, Florence Pat
tcrson, Ellinor Parrish, Elizabeth Pat
terson, Anna Beveridge. Katherine Han
cock. Elizabeth Luce. Katherine Waugh
an. Frances Vaughan, Alice Hoge, Bes-
sic Hogc. Elizabeth Watkins, Anna
bigger. Madeline Bigger. Margaret Nc
Vey. Elizabeth Porterfcld. Louise Pcple.
Beatrice Kirk: Masters Hiram Gates
Archie Small. John VIM, Mercer Baden,
Edward Meanley. Robert sherwin.
Domino Bail.
domino ball was given last night
to the Junior Cotillion Club by the
Misses Binford. In Kindergarten Hall
from $3.50 to II o'clocy. This is the flnal
dance Of the club until next year.
Among those present were Misses Mary
Johnston, Katherine caches, Elizabeth
Taylor, Bell Willard. Emily Royal. vir-
ginia Christian. Mary Sharp. Louie
Johnson. Nell Payne. Mary Tompkins,
Elizabeth Hargrave. Frances Bcmiss,
sarah Poor, Marion Poor, Martha Rob-
erts, Edith Donnan and Miss Long;
Messrs. James Allison, Edward Trigg.
Allen Morton. Antoine Adams, Dewitt
ADAMS, Fitzhugh Lafferty, Charles
Williamson, Fearing Dashiell: Mills
Neal. Alexander Donnan. John Meredith
Edward Haynes. William Tompkins.
Dabney Crenshaw. William Sharp. Rob-
ert Sharp. Luther George. John David
son. Henry Taylor, JervIs Taylor,
George Aiunce. Henry Miller Charlie
Miller. Bernard Meredith. George Jones
and jackson Chambers.
German Figure mt Skating Carnival.
All arrangements have been made
Tor the big skating carnival to be
given on Friday night at the Horse
Show Building. for the benefit of tho
Home for Incurables, and from the nd :
vance SAFE Oh tickets large crowd
Will bc present. General skating will
be INDUCED in from $3.50 to 10 p. NJ.
when the floor will be cleared for the
mile race by four young men of the
city who are considered to be the
swiftest skaters in the South After
this race In the centre of the rink Mr..
Richard B. Mauzy, OF Ginter Park.
will be seen in fancy skating. Mr..
Aiauzy compares favorably with many
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