The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02
The Week just Ended.

The Monday German had its fourth
dance in Masonic Temple last Monday
evening. The dance, which was one OF
the gayest of the series, was led by
Colonel 10 Lane Stern, dancing with
Hiss Hattie Shields
Among the out -of-town guests of the
evening We're Miss Margaret Neill, of
Hagerstown Md; Miss Bessie Merritt,
of Norfolk; Miss Nickettl McMullen, of
Noodley, Nd. and Miss Mary Stuart
Cooke, of Roanoke; Messrs. William W.
Old. of Norfolk: Mr.. Robert With
ers. OF Suffolk. and Mr.. Poynt1, of
Oxford. England.
Mr.. Michel de Tarnowsky lectured
most entertainingly before the men,
bers of Woman's Club Monday after
noon on Sculpture" and said he con-
stdered Houdon's statue of Washington
Inc finest work of art in America. Mr..
de Tarnowsky was introduced by Mrs.
3 i. v. Valentine, the chairman of the
afternoon.
Monday afternoon the annual tea of
the Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation was given. from S to q, in Lee
Camp Hall, decorated with Confederate
red and white. Southern songs by
Mrs. c. NJ. Miller and Mr.. Wake, with
iMr. Potter as accompanist, rendered
SAAS SNS1sAcA iiiySt dcII6 lteIreSl-
nlents were served by bery of pretty
girls belonging to the association.
Thursday afternoon the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia An
tquities gave it's tea in the rooms of
the Virginia Historical Society A very
large number of guests were present.
The rooms looked very pretty, with
flowers and red shaded candles The
receiving party included Mrs. f. v.
Valentine. Mrs. c. A. Swanson, Mrs.
John 3. Lightfoot, Mrs. Charles B. Ball
Mrs. w. r. Cox and Mrs. William A.
Anderson. The committee of arrange
nents. Mrs John Fl. Southall. Mrs.
James Aston Cabell. Mrs. William,
Bentley and Miss Mamie Jones, were
heartily congratulated on their entire
success.
Thursday and Friday evenings so
ctety went en- masse to Belvidere Hall
where a burlesque on the jamestown
Warpath, given under the direction ol
Miss Sally Deane and Miss Ella Bin.
ford, proved a delightful and mirth-
4 provoking success. In the different
booths We're congregated most of tho
Richmond girls belonging to the smar
& set. under the care of the most at.
tractive young matrons in the city
Needless to say that the burlesque was
l. h 6IedI centre Oh interest.
Nat Goodwin, at the Academy Frlday
and Saturday evenings. and at Saturda,
matinee, packed the Academy With {
fashionable audience. many box ant
loEe parties being in evidence.
Noman's Club.
Monday afternoon Will be devoted Il
music at the Womans Club. wheI
Mrs. Pattee, soprano; Miss Annie Louis
Eeinhardt, violinist,5and Miss Myrtl
Rcdford, pianist. will be heard In
most attractive program.
On Tuesday afternoon. also. at halt
past a, Bishop William N. McVicka
of Rhode Island. who comes to Virgini
to attend the exercises in connectio
with Founders Day at Hampton In
stitute to-day, will speak to the ladie
M and their guests on Prison Reform
4 subject in which he is especially il
terested.
NV On Wednesday morning at IL o'cloc
Mrs. w. u. Thurston will meet I'll
u ladies who are Interested In formin
4 class in physical culture. The cours
will consist of ten lessons and be fro
to club members.
On Wednesday afternoon the regul;