The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-27
SOCIA and
PERSOlNAL

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PERSONAL
|-trtJ Monday German will give
another, In It's series OF dances
for the season, tonight.
~ Colonel storm will lead, ns
usual. and tho german, with
its handsomely decorated ball foonl,
It's card or bridge room. It's gathering
OF pretty maids anu tnatrons. the novel
and beautiful figures Of the dance, and
the elegance or the supper to follow.
will be the chief social event OF tho
day and the week.
AT the Womnn's Club this afternoon
members, their friends and guests WILL
have the pleasure OF hearing Mr.
Michel de Tarnowsky talk on "sculp-
ture."' Mrs. e. v. Valentine will be
Tarnowsky Is we'll enough known In
Richmond to make his appearance at
I the club q matter OF much interest.
Mrs. g. A. Swanson will give her
customary "at home tomorrow, after
10 r. II. These "at homes" are very
enjoyable features In the social life
OF the Executive Mansion. and ore
always well attended by Richmond
people and out-of-town visitors. Just
al this time the presence OF wives and
daughters OF the members OF the Gen-
eral Assembly. who are spending the
winter In Richmond. will render the
weekly gatherings specially agreeable.
The discussion OF Mrs. Frances Hodg-
son Burnett's new book, "ti1e Shuttle.
at the meeting Of the Literary Round
Table Of the woman's Club on We'd
nesday afternoon is sure to be full OF
interest, as IT is to be conducted under
the clever lead OF Mrs. Thomas Cary
johnson. OF Union Theological SEMI
nary.
on Thursday ana Friday evenings a
bur1esquc on the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton Warpath. for the benefit Of the
brotherhood OF st. Paul. will be given
under the direction OF Miss Sally Deane
Hail. Many OF the smart society girls
ana young men will take part In the
entertainment. and q number OF the
leading matrons Of Richmond will act
as claperons.
Mira. Newell Entertains.
Mrs. ". b. Newell entertained a NUM-
park Avenue. on Thursday. con1pli-
uentary to Miss Lucille Dlurrle. OF
fDanville.
Music and recitattons were enjoyable
features OF the entertainments: Miss
Murrie rendered several songs. ana
little Miss Margaret Newell contributed
some pleasing lrecitations. During the
evening Mrs. Newell served dainty re-
freshmsnts.
Those present were Misses Murrie.
Minnie and sallie Jones, Crenshaw,
Newell. Spence. Tyree and Wade; Ales-
DANES Jones and Gum; AIessrs.
shaw. Myers. Gum and Tyree.
Glass Recitation.
The music class OF Miss Mamie
Ha nks, OF No. 1725 Floyd Avenue, Will
have its monthly recital on Thursday
evening at o'clock. The following
will take part in the program:
Misses Marie Anderson. Elsie Walton,
Bernice Hancock, Myrtle Anderson. Bes-.
sic Hancock. Lucie Anderson. Virginia
elements. Lucie Moore Willis, Margaret.
Anderson. Olive Lewis. Bernice Dough-
~. Ruby Stall. Helen Granger, Shuman.
Marie Shafer. Bessie Campbell. Ruth
Anderson, Mr.. Killing. Mr.. Lawrence Hol-
land. Mrs. king. AFR. Douglass Hol-
land. Mr.. Harry Lee Granger and Mr.,
i " atkins. q 81 q 50
Lupton-Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Micajah woods have
Issued invita- lions for the marriage d
their daughter, Mary Watts, to Or.
Frank Allempng Lupton. the ceremony
to take place Wednesday evening, Feb.
Church,, Charlottesville.
January Class Meeting.
a pleasant class meeting was held
l 4.sr ff,-
studio. on Friday afternoon. 9s
In the contest on time analyses.
Beettovens "Sonatas" being used for
the test Miss Marian Spicer won first
place Misses Lucille Neal, RosalIe
Rehling. Marie Gibboney and Mary
johnson Won the same mark for sec
ond place. The musical numbers were
excellently given by Misses Luclla
4 Neal. Marie Gibboney, Rosalie Retlne,
Mary Johnson and Marian spicer. Miss
Minor played several selections by
4 request.
4 The roll Of honor to January 24th
contained the following names:
Misses Marian Spicer. Rosalie Reh-
4 ling. Marie Gibboney. Lucille Neal,
Mary Johnson. Jennie Jones and othcru,
who forfeited their places by absence.
tn Honor of Miss Quinn.
Miss Maysie Fleming, of No. sol
/ West Grace Street, entertained at
cards Friday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Nellie Quinn. Of Lynchhurg.
Will Meet Wednesday.
4 The Confederate Memorial Literary
i Society will meet Wednesday, at II
q. NJ, In the Confederate Museum.
Club to He Entertained.
The 500 Club will be entertained by
Miss Patty Christian at her home. on
4 Chestnut Hill, Tomorrow evening from
/ S:30 to II o'clock. Prizes will be
awarded to those making the highest
4 score, VI
Wedding Reception.
j The wedding OF Miss BERTHE Newell
i Long to Mr. ] ohm Y. Terrlll. Jr., cele-.
brated on Thursday In the home Of
the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Fl. Long. OF Dawn, was followed
il by .lreceptions. ana sllpnar * 81.