The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-25
Social and
Personal.

TT HE fifth dance given by the Rich
mond German Club took place
last night in the Masonic Tenn
pie, and was a very brilliant affair.
The lights were shaded in pale yellow,
sfiila. was drapcd from the clat-
deliers. and groups 81 palms formed
background for the chapcrons and
decorated the stage. In the dining
room daffodls and mignonette were
used very effectively for the table
decorations.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern led the GER
man, dancing with Miss Elsie Ingram,
one Of the bellies Of last winter who
wore charming frock OF pink chiffon
built over satin, and embroidered In
gold. She Carried q nosegay Of lilies
and orchids.
J.ntI,r0p-NyIlson.
Mrs. Il. Willis Wilson has isscd In
Nitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Willis. to Clement Barls-
dale Iathrop. OF this city, the ccre-
ing, February 8. at half-after o'clock.
in ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
Charleston Kanawha, w. Va.
Miss Wilson, who Is a daughter OF
the late Governor Wilson, of West vir-
ginia, Is very beautiful girl. and
has been belle OF tic white sulphur
for the past two seasons. Mr.. Lathrop
liz widely related throughout the State,
and is prominent in goc!al and club
circles of Richmond
The wedding will re 81 very brilliant,
affair, and will be preceded by num-
Der Of handsome entertainments in
honor of the bride-eiect.
Miss Buck 10 Entertain.
Miss Ella Buck will be hostess at
card party on Thursday evening,
January %. at half-aftcr s o'clock, in
her home on West Franklin Street.
staying In New Orleans.
Misses Catherine and 1mogen Rid.
dick. OF this city, went to New Or.
leans last week and VIII remain there
until after the carnival az the guest,
of Mrs. james Pagand and her
dcbutante daughter, Miss Olive Alan.
son
Dance at the University.
The midwintcr german was given
last night In the Fayerweather Gym
nasium by the German Club or the
University of Virginia. There were
fewer couples on the floor than usual.
but the german was thoroughly en-
Joyed by all present. The figures were
beautifully led BY George Mason. OF
Edge HILL" and John Pinner, OF the
university.
Tie charerons were Mesdames AL
derman. Eyster, Harmon. Parkinson,
NJ. Woods, Trotter and Booker.
Among those present were Misses
Dabncv. Harmon, Miles, Cooke, OF T2oa-
noke; Towles Hanckel Woods, Antrim.
Maury Mrs. Russell. Gather. Jones.
Blan,on, Traylor. of Rich;nond:i
Thrayes, Mrs. George Mason Mrs
Mccomas: Messrs. Beach. Booker,
Brown, Howell. Crlmp. Doycll,
Frances and Luclan Cooke. Tazewnil,
u. Chalmers. Bowen. Hughes Murphy.
Nelson. Hume. Grant. Faulkner. Trot-
ter. Hanckei. Wood. Gather. Primer,
Cecil. Marshall. Harmon. Porter, Web
ster. Mcdonald Dobie, Stephens.
Decorations were In crimson flowers
and palms
Guest of Miss Massey.
Miss Florence DdIey. of Ponsh-
keepsie. \. Y. is the house guest of
Miss Lucille Meredith Massey, 1907
entertain at tea in her honor on
Wednesday afternoon from 10 Z
O'Clock
Visiting in Gcorgin.
Miss Louise Crump Is the guest OF
Governor and Mrs Brown, of Georgia.
at tho Governors Mansion, In Atlanta.
and will also visit relatives in that
place. A number Of attractive enter
tainments have been planned in Miss
Crump's honor. She will remain some
time.
Mrs. Claiming Turner Will leave
shortly for Atlanta, Ga, where she
Will visit her brother, Dudley Cowles.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles are very
pleasantly remembered in Richmond.
where they spent the winter several
wears ago.
Mrs. Landlords Guests Honorcd.
Mrs. Harry X W-alco.t gave a de-
lightfnl card party al her home, In
Rverview. Norfolk. Thursday even
ing. when her guests were Miss Mary
Waddill. OF Richmond: Miss Kear, of
Washington, n. c.: Miss Mary Harmon.
OF Charlottesville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Menalcus Landlord. Judge B. d. White.
ii. NJ Kerr, H. Il. D. Wilson and II. *.
Wolcott.
Mrs. /. Branch Johnson also enter
tained charmingly at bridge on Friday
at her apartments in the Stratford, in
honor of Miss Mary Waddill. of Rich
mond. and Miss Mary Harmon, of
Charlottesville. who are the guests
of Mrs. Menalcus Landlord. There
were three tables of bridge, with a
prlZe TOT each. 1ucSe were Wo:i pS
Miss Waddill. Miss Bessie Ferrtt and
Mrs. Fl. Garrett Smith.
Miss Waddill and Miss Harmon have
been entertained a great deal during
their stay in Norfolk. and were among
those dancing at the senior german
on Friday evening.
Ten ut Lee Camp Hall.
The Richmond Chapter. U. D. c., en-
tertained most delightfully."- yesterday
evening in Lee Camp Hall at their an
nal reception. Decorations We're in
red and white flowers, with Confed-
crate flags and bunting draping the