The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
Social and
Personal.


bachelors dinner dance given ut the
Northumberland Club on Saturday eve
ming. Tho ladies' dining room was
converted into q reception salon and
was curtained In smilax and white
carnations. Groups of palms screened
tho orchestra which played during
dinner, and the guests were seated
at ono long table and four small ones,
tho centre of each being decorated In
PLAGUE of red carnationsS fringed
with ferns. silver candelabra further
ornamented the table. and an Aneri-
can Beauty rose marked the places OF
the girls and boutonnierc o&~- red
carnations for the men. After dinner
was served the guests danced In the
palm room, which was also banked In
ferns and decorated with crimson
flowers. Those chaperoning were:
Judge and Mrs. Carter Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman WORKMAN. and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Latimer Gordon.
The girls invited were:
Misses Maud Morgan. Page Aylett
Royal, Elsie Lindsey, Caroline Rem
nolds. carolins Armistead, Alice Doyle,
Bessie Tompkins Josephine Elicit
Frances Myers, Ella Buck. Sarah Ham
alton, Fannie Miller, Eleanor Lindsey,
Constance Heath. Daisy Boykin. Nan
cy Patton, Charlotte Bemiss, Mary
Hickok Elsie Ingram and Katherine
Townsend. of Philadelphia.
Bachelors dancing were: Colonel 10
Lane stern, Leigh r. Page, George c.
Gregory. w. Dewey Cooke. II. Wat
kins Ellerson. II. Goodwin. Boykin, Otis
NJ. Alfriend. Palmer Leigh. John Par
rish, Roy NJ. Jones, Fontatne Jones'
William r. Trigg, Jr.. Addison Ken
nolds. Leslie Reed. Herbert Claiborne.
Gordon Smith. Evans Lindsey, Stuart
c. Leakc, stuart G. Christian, Robert
Cabell and Robert Campbell.
Colonial Danes to Meet.
The Virginia Society of Colonial
Danes will hold It's regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the
Womans Club at half-after 4 o'clock.
Members are asked to attend.
Seen at the Academy.
a most representative audience
packed the Academy to witness the
first performances of the Merry
: Widow Any Number of little dinners
preceded tho play. among which was
ono at which Miss Warfeld Crenshaw
was hostess in honor of her visitors.
Some OF those seen In the boxes were
Mr.. and Mrs. ormond Young. Miss
Townsend. of philadelphia; Erskine
Buford. Mr. and Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Ed
H.
Miss Ann Traylor. Cabeil Fitzgerald,
Lewis Larus. Miss Maude Margon,
Colonel and Mrs. Alexander Cameron.
Miss Elizabeth Kent King, Watson
James. Those noted In the audience
were: Misses Louise Jones. Margaret
Preston. warfeld Crenshaw, Dickson
Sue Cray, Mary Hicock. Rosalie
Valentine. Mary Saunders. Mary John
ston. Carolyn Martin. Mabel Walker
Page AyeIett Royal. Rachel Hannum
Anne Royal. sallie Hobson, Fanny
Nrchelbackor. Nancy Patton, More
Randolph. Daisy Boykin. Lewis, Mary
weins.ein. Ellen Hobson, Edith Tay
Tor, Ellen witt. Elsie Ingram, JESSIE
Hazard, Caroline Rennolds. Elsie Lind
sey, Eleanor Lindsey, Anna Lu!thicum
Hattie Ross. Dorothy Christian Ann'
Myers, Mary Barksdale. Lettice Wood
ward, Bessie SeIden. Nina Adair. Isaaca
Jellls Scott. Florence Talbot, Mr. ant
Mrs. Stuart Hume, Mr.. and Mrs. 20
bert G. Rennolds. Mrs. Mason Miller
Mrs. Egbert Leigh, Jr., Judge Banks
dale. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Hazard. Mr
and Mrs. Carl Boschcn. Mrs. Sam Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Pelham Blackford. ar
and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Purcell. Mr. and Mrs. Horace
HAYES, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll II. Mon
tdBue, Nlr. ana MIS. - ricN,iiNi' -
onel Stern. T. b. McAdams Hiram
Smith. John Akin Branch. Leigh Page
George Fitzgerald. Henry Elicit. Frs
kline Hazard. Alfred Gray. Garnet
Tabb, McKenna Jones, Palmer Leigh
Charles Watkins. Willie Trigg, Thomas
Atkinson. De Grafenried Hobson. Lun
Wexford. Gessner Harrison. John Ear
IRISH, Dewey Cooke Harvey Haynes
Goodwin Boykin, Pickett Lathrop. Her
bert Claiborne. Albert Tanner Free
Pollard, E. d. T. Myers. Kent Rawley
James Anderson, Charles Bargamin.
Returns to Atlanta.
Mrs. John D. Little, VINO has beer
the guest of her sister. Mrs Ashton
starke. IT'S West Franklin Street WI
leave to-day for her home In Atlanta
where. she will entertain a house part
in honor of Frank A. Munsey. of New
York. who is to be her guest Mrs
Little was much entertained durint
her visit here, notable among which
was beautiful buffet luncheon oil
Friday, at which Mrs Starke was hos
tess.
Hostess at Luncheon.
Miss Lettice Woodward entertafne
at luncheon at the Hermitage Col
Club on Saturday at two oclock
Bridge was played ard luncheon wa
served at CIl6 llltle laOleS.9 AltI1SSAN
decorations were In miEnonette an
jonquils. Place cards We're tiny Jap
anese figures.
Miss Thalhimer to Wed.
One Of the most beautiful wedding
OF the month Of January will be cele
brated in Tho salon parlor of the JET
ferson Hotel on Wednesday evening
January &c. at o'clock DR.. r.
Calish oficiating when Miss Florenc
l.. Thalhimer. daughter OF Mr. ant
Mrs. Isaac Thalhimer, will become tn
bride OF Nathan Glee. of Chicago
Mrs. Sylvan B, Livingstone, siste
of the bride. will be dame Of honor
and Miss Rose Klee, sister Of tn
groom. Will be maid of honor. Littl
Miss Ruth Thalhimer will act a
flower girl, and Max Illec will at
tend the groom as best man. TIL
groomsmen will include Charles Som
mer Harold Lelton. Sol Klee and WI
liam Thalhimer. Roy M. Livingston
will be master OF ceremonies. An elah
crate reception and -t~ading suppc
viii follow the ceremony.
Tho marriage will be very bril-
liant affair. and number of Yer
handsome entertainments will preced
the event. notable among which Is
hop ne hn bride