The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
Social and
Per s0nNI.

tractiye social events Oh .ie
Eastor season viii be the
"aIotfer Goose' Carnival at the JET
ferson Hotel Auditorium ut 4:3t
O'clock this afternoon. The little boys
ana girls who take part arc the flu.
ture beaux and bellies of society and
the hall will be filled with society
jpeople of Richmond.
Miss Jean Heck and a. Churchill
Young, Jr.. VIII lead tho grand march
The Rainbow dance win be per.
formed by Alice Hoge, Emma samp.
son. Ellen Garnett, Virginia Fry
! Helen George. Mildred craig and Jane
strudwIck. Camilla Mayhcld, Emma
Adams and others.
Another dance, the kindergarten
polka viii be executed By Elizabeth
Butler. Asrby Pleasants, Claudia Par.
tick, Elizabeth Warren. Ruth Gordon
Ammo Benson. Louise Taliaferro, Eliz-
abeth Robinson. Eleanor Fry, Anne
Christian Guy. Emily Bott. Anne
Brockenbrough. Virginia Wallace
Florence Talloy and others.
Willie Grigs Will be the "oid wo.
man in the Shoe" and the children
taking part Will be.
JACK spratt Beirnc Blair, Jr., Queen
or Hearts, Carter ingram: Simple ST.
mon. William Oppenheimer. Jr.; Jack
BE Nimble, Edwin Conquest: DARBY
Adfison Hagan Joan. Mary Ton1lin
Anderson Baby Bumking. Alice Mum
son Peter White. Brax Valentine
SLEEPY Head. William Hagan; Mar
lorie Daw Ellen b. SCOTT; Daffy Down
;piiiy Alice Blair; Little Polly Etti-
Lcote, Janet Jones; DR.. Foster, Curry
tIhomas: Mary Quite Contrary, Isabel
"tt 30 Peep, Norma Freeman
Ia
sJnmpkineater. Martha Mallory Old
9Elng Cole. L. Bemiss; Tommy Snout
b.lames Parkinson; Johnny Green, Jact
EJraylor; Jack and JIM, Jack Haran
nnd Jane Strudwick: Jack Homer
{Iurner Arlington: Colby Locks. Eiiza-
beth Taylor; Peter Pumpklneater. Ed
gar Laferty; Little Miss Muffet. Eli
abeth Scott. --A'~
Tflkn Gcrnian.
ne i. j. Il. *. A. german was given
w ednesday night in the Fayerwoather
'sihhaslum at the University o. Viz
slnia IL was the third OF the series
OF germans and decidcdly one Of no
Ilosl beautiful ever given ut the Nni.
Nersity The decorations were very
artstic and effective. rhe walls. from
Inc balcony 10 the floor. were hung
win white bunting, which formed tho
background for the y. l. I. *. A. coll
ofs red and black. Large red and
RACK rs were placed at intervals. and
at tho far end of the room was large
red electric T. l. IL X. A. Big red
ropes. 10 which were attached many
Japanese lanterns. lighted by electric.
itf, swung from urdcc huge Japa-
nese parasol in the centre TO all cor
ners of the balcony
The many pretty and difficult figures
were led by Earle n. Floyd OF Merfd-
Ian. Miss. and Miss ShetzlIne, OF Phil
adelphia. The T. T. l. X a. figure
was by far the prettiest and most I'm
portant figure of the evening. The
men. wearing broad red sashes. came
marching in. singing Come, fill your
glasses up to T. l. l. X. a.. TO T. l.
J. *. A., and marched around the
room singing and giving the r /. l.
i. i. yeiis. The girls wore large black
and red crepe paper hats.
On pedestal draped in red in tho
centre of the room stood afIss Siletz-
line, wearing a big red and black hat,
holding the golden 7. I. L. K. a. loving
cup. to which were tied six long red
satin streamers. each held by pretty
girl. who danced around her as she
turned on her pedestal.
Thilow's Orchestra. from Richmond
furnished the music. which added much
TO the pleasure of those dancing.
Mrs. Crcushnw's Reception.
Mrs. William Alfred Crenshaw was
hostess of one of the most brilliant af-
ternoon receptions given this season
in honor of her house guest. Mrs. Cool
rick, or Fredericksburg, yesterday from
3 TO I O'Clock. The parlors were
beautifully decorated in masses OF DAT
fodils and yellow flowers, with wall
pockets OF the same blossoms. III the
dining-room Easter lilies were used
as centrepiece for the table, with
smaller vases of lilies OF the valley and
white flowers on the mantels. Pink
tulips decorated the hall.
Mrs. Crenshaw received her guests
in an imported frock trimmed in Irish
lace and diamond and pearl ornaments.
Receiving with her We're Mrs. Goolr.ck,
who wore black velvet gown, trimmed
with Jet Sarniture, and corsage bou-
auet of violets. and Mrs. Edmund Hoge,
who wore an amber-colored satin and
pearls She also carried violets.
punch was served in the library BY
Misses Gertrude Crsnshaw and Robin
son, of Lexington. Va, who wore
charming embroidered lingerie frocks.
The room was decorated entirely in
lavender lilacs. with garland Of law
ender flowers around the punch bowl
blrs. ChlieS ftTEeiI, sAt'. -'A.sii -
Philip Shields, Mrs. Peple and Mrs. AL
exander Sands assisted in doing the
honors of the afternoon in the dining
room About $50 guests called.
1Iostcas Mt the Tea ROOM
Miss Kate Lyons viii be aisisAed o'
Misses Louise sutton, Edith Parker
Blanche Fore, Ethel Lassiter Edna
Peck, Matte Lee and Nettie Baird al
tho tea room on the corner OF Third
and Main Streets, which is open TINS
afternoon from until $50 o'clock.
Bowls Of pale lavender flowers will
decorate the tables.
Miss Anderson Honorcd.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Hooff en-
ytertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing at Walnut Grange, their home al
tContce. Md. in honor of Miss Ander-
son. of Alexandria, whose marriage to