The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-03

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son and Eskridgc E,dmundson, and
Miss Alfredo Peel.
Miss Jonc. Gives Ten.
Miss Charlotte Beatty Jones enter
tained a number Of the younger set
at tea on Wednesday last, and
proved herself most charming hos
tess.
Miss Brndlcy Entcrtnlns.
Miss Rcta Bradley delightfully."- ell
tcrtained number of her friends in
her home on Thursday evening last at
a euclifo party. The hostess, attired in
pink messailne. with Killarney roses.
received the guests. Suspended from
the chandeliers wa. an abundance OF
the seasons mistletoe.
Those present were: Miss Janet
Allen, Pensacola. Fla; Miss Hester, of
Roanoke Il Miss Smith. of Norfolk; the
Misses Craig and Nellie Deitrick, of
Manchester; Misses sadie Kern. Mar
Guerite Timms. Louise Ramsdeil. Mar
garet Mckee, Misses Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bauer. Mr.. and Mrs. Georges
Paul, Mrs. Charles /. Mckee. all of
Richmond; Lyon Bradley. of Carnegie
Tech. Pittsburg; orin White. of Gin
cinnati.
New Yenr's Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. c. Hines enter
tanned q number Of their young TRENDS
at their home. II South Third street.
New Years Eve from $500 TO u O'Clock
to an informal reception and dance.
The usual Christmas decorations We're
used Mrs. Hines was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Arthur Johnson and
Miss Marie Sisson. The feature OF the,
evening, was the brilliant performance
on the piano by Philip Kuszner Bau-
| man, of Peabody Institute. Baltimore.
and vocal selections by Gordon Nc
| KAY. Miss Katheryn Sisson presided
at the punch bowl. where there We're
many appropriate toasts to the new
| year.
| Candy Stew mt College.
One Of the most interesting features
/ of tESy hollcays 1vr lAuse ,.i.o remain
! cd at Richmond College was capdy
stew at the college refectory on
! host and hostess were DIR. and Mrs. w.
Ia. Harris. After an old-fashtoned
1 "candy-pulling' games We're played. In
(which all took great interest. Those
ris. DR.. II. u. Gaines; Misses Julia Egg
| gleston, Ruby Holtzback. Daisy VIM
| sion. Belle Willlnghan, Frances cof-
Ifee. Endora Ramsey. Pnth ThnSie ssnn.
iCllCe Pace jessie tam. henrietta
Runyon, Ethel- Bradshaw, Matte
/ Mary Lewns. Mcssrs. ~. l.. Ottlaherty
IA. W. Saunders. j. y. Welsh. II. S. Van
Landingham. j. H. Moore. Walter Bev-
erly. II. II. Danner, Jr., c. L. StiIlwell.
g. W. Terrell. L. K. Cox. Il. E. Loving.
| NJ. 7. Meade, j. w. G. johnson. Parsons
and Hazlett.
Council of Jewish Women to Meet.
The fourth general meeting of the
Council of Jewish Women will be held
In the Sahbath-school room of Temple
AT the close Of the business meeting
an interesting program will be fur
nished by the pupils of the Religious
School OF the Council of Jewish SWo-g
a play entitled Night Of Light and
| the younger children one called "a
birthday Party" At the conclusion OF
these plays there will be a violin octet
taking part are Miss Eugenia Heck.
| leader; Misses Mary Lakeland. Eliza,
beth Patterson: Masters David Con-
slime. Reaumm Stearnes. Benjamin
Lakeland Jack Traylor Alfred Jen-.
PIANIST. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all members and friends OF
the council.
| Educational Association.
The Educational Association of
SWansboro has called a, meeting for
Fifteenth AnniycrAnry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Coleman cele-
brated their fifteenth anniversary by. a
Irreception in their home. II West Grace
lparlors. reception hall and dining
ROOM decorated in palms. Christmas
(eyergreens and poinsettlas, We're
thrown open, Receiving With Mr.. and
man u. Coleman and Mrs. ii. i. vii
lianls, OF Washington, D. c. Mrs. Car
Hand Coleman wore her wedding gown
OF White china silk, trimmed With point
lappliquc and diamond ornaments. Mrs.
Norman Coleman Wore cream silk. and
Mrs. II. iN. Williams was in white net
over silk. with pearl embroidery.
Music during the reception and recl-
tations by Misses Oma and Mary ".
Coleman and Master r, Taylor Cole
man added to the enjoyment of all
| present. An elaborate and delicious
repast, with the color scheme carried
out in salads, ices and bonbons. was
served.
Guests from a distance were Mrs. r.
NJ Hite and Miss Effie Hite. OF Peters
burg; Mrs. IT. Il. Williams,s OF WASH
lington. and Mr., and Mrs. G. Z. Saund-
ers. of Amelia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
On last Thursday the home OF Mrs.
pretty ma rriagc. when her niece, Miss
Helena Louis Harlan. became the bride
cond. Va. The decorations were In
green and white. Tho bride was
sowncd in white messallne silk and
carried a bunch of white carnations.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev.
sB. j.. Lipsconb, D. D., OF Park Place
NJ. H. Church.. Mrs. Wilkins presided
Tut the plano. playing the marches and
during the ceremony 20. Believe Me-"
AMONG tho oH. ~, guests We're
ington; Robert Woodward, of James
fCity county; Miss Lila Harlan. OF
Stanleyton, Va, and Rev. u. II /. r am
lsey,t Of Charles City. Va. a@
After January 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ming Will BIO at home to%thelr friends
at Diascond, Va, 5is
III ana Out of Town.