The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05

The Liberty Hall Social Club gave
a most enjoyable masquerade Friday
night, the LIST, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leftwich. Those represent
ing different characters were Misses
Annie and Ethel Moseiy, as milk
maids-EtheI in pink and Annie in
blue, with bonnets- TO match; Louise
Leftwich. artistically dressed as gypsy
girl; Mrs. l.. Barnes. as schoolgirl, in
gingham apron and school books; Mrs.
j. B. Leftwich, attired In japanese
costume; Leila Leftwich. attractively
dressed as shepherdess; Beulah Wells.
OF Petersburg, took her part we'll as
trained nurse, her costume being blue
with white apron, CUTS, collar ana
cap: Sarah Ruth, dressed in blue dec
GRATED In spoons, with girdle How
You Like to Spoon With Me-; Ethei
Seaton, dressed in an Indian costume,
made a most charming Indian maid,
and was very much admired; Lettie
Leftwich, attractiyely gowned In a
Japanese costumes OF crimson. orna-
mented in fans and parasols: Ruth
Pollard, also Japanese, being OF the
blonde type, was becomingly attired
In light blue japanese effect: Bertha
Adams, dressed in white silk null
trimmed In lilacs, took part as flower
girl: Halle Leftwich, a perfect bru-
nette, took part as Red Riding Hood.
She was dressed in red silk null. with
cloth cape and hood. and wore golden
curls. She was awarded first price.
Margaret Garrett as Black Fairy,
was attractively attired In black null
spangled in gilt and wore gilt stars
al crown. took second prize. Es-
telie Norvell. becomingly gowned In
cream silk, with jet trimmings. was
much admired. Ola Houston was
prettily dressed in white null; Mabel
Billings. beautifully dressed in q gown
OF white embroidery, with blue trim
1mings; Messrs. Eddie Heckler. as
sailor. was well disguised: Ted Kram-
err. as German county: Arthur Gray,
as dude; Warren Hughes. as bear
In bear skin. took first prize, Steve
Oscar. as devil. took second prize;
III. Kramer. as Russian Prince: Stew
ard Turner as cowboy: Luther Cham
bers. as nuhse. dressed In black with
white apron. collar and cap. took his
part well; Gift Cridlin took part rs a
girl. dressed In red decorated In
spoons, was the center Of attraction.
and made fun through the entire
night for all; Jack Murphy, dressed
In yellow and red. made a fine clown.
Others present We're Gilbert Billings,
Gift Adams, Fred Kaek. A, Brown.
Gerald Gordon. Willie Houston, Ross
Stowe. Conway Norvell, Howard Rab-
bi. Clyde Hoppe, Lewis Walker, Ray
mond Holt, Clarence Leftwich, Err
nest dickinson. Landun Gill. N. F.
Norvcll, III. S. Leftwtch. chaperoned
by Mesdames r. G.. Cridlin, j. b. Left
wioh. N. F. Norveil. Lewis Barnes
and II. s. Leftwtch.
There was dancing until IL NJ,
when all unmasked. They were then
ushered into the spacious dining room.
which was beautifully decorated In
ferns and roses. and supper consisted
OF the delicacies Of the season. After
supper dancing and music was re-
sumed until S A. NJ. when sandwiches,
coffee and fruit were served. Home.
Sweet Home. waltz was played. and
the guests left on the 6:46 car for
Richmond and their homes. after
spending a most pleasant time.
Miss Bertha Adams win give fruit
supper 10 her friends Wednesday
night at Forest Hill.
MI. Hollis had most painful ac-
cidant by falling on the car Friday
morning.
Miss Ruth Pollard. OF Seven Pines.
n visiting Miss Marguerite Garrett
The LADIES' Aid Society will meet
1t Mrs, DudIeyss Thursday at p.
NJ. All members ara requested to be
present.
Dr. Swan preached at tbs Methodist
church Sunday.
Miss Beulah Wells, or Petersbnrg,
u visiting the Misses Lettts and Hal
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