The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-14
S0clNl and
Personal.

yearly event, and the occasion 10 made
the most important social event Of the
riverside Clubs yearly functions.
Therefore unusual interest is attached
to this occasion. There will be twelve
to fifteen riding members going over
and large number who will be guests
ut the club.
The meet will be at the head of Syc.
nmore street at 4 o'clock. The course
to be ridden over viii be through the
RESERVOIR property, Maddox's farm,
Faulkner's, Fishers. Picadie's. Nell.
whinc's and TO the main entrance to
tho club grounds. This, perhaps Is
tho star course Of the Riverside Club.
After the hunt an elaborate recep-
ton will be given and a hop will con.
cludc tho afternoons and evenings
program
Tnose asked to serve as patronosses
are Mesdames y. 7. Patteson, Alex
ander Hamilton, George Cameron,
George Cameron, Jr., j. w. Seward n
p. Stratton, Z. H Drewry, Il. II. Pat
terson and G. F. Lnuterbach.
rhos. asked to serve OH the recep.
ton committee are Mesdames Charles
Plumnler, Il. w Prltchnrd H. W.
Duane. NJ. c. Jackson. Harvey Seward
II. y. Cronly, u. s. McGill. Carter Hall
e. II. Wcstbrook w. w. Hines. Misses
Nan Davis, Mary Patteson, Josephine
MclIwaine. Annie CHI. Mary S. Booth.
Jessie Anderson and Warfeld Cren.
shaw. of Richmond
supper ut Hermitage.
very attractive supper party, fol-
lowed By bridge whist, was given at
the Hermitage Golf Club on Monady
evening. Covers were laid for eight,
and the table was ornamented with
an oval of red lilies and ferns Thosc
present were Misses Sarah Robertson,
of Stanton; Kitty Lancaster. Courte-
nay Crump, Kent. of wytheville:
Mcssrs. Kent Rawley, Rober: Arnold,
Henry Elicit and Garnett Tabb. Two
prizes were awarded and were won
by Miss Kitty Lancaster and Miss
Courtenay Crump.
Mlss Woodward Attends Ball.
Yhe most brilliant event OF the So
cal season in Lexington was tho an
huai fancy dress ball given under the
management of Miss Annie r. White,
librarian OF Washington and Lee Uni
versity. and danced. in the big skating
rink in Lexington. Va.
The hall was banked with ever
greens with hundreds or gay pennants
ana lights. The sorman was opened
by Uncle Sam and his sailor boy A
number OF girls from all over the
state attended the affair. Miss Lettic
Woodward. OF this city. in ti,e cos
tune of Priscilla" with Mr.. Long. as
Spanish courtier. were among those
dancing. Mrs. ". o. Crockett. also OF
Richmond, was among the chaperones.
dinner Friday Evening.
State senator n. T. Lincoln. OF
smyth and Washington counties. was
tho host at a dinner given al Murphy.s
Hotel Friday evening in honor o,
Miss Alice 4. Lincoln aud Miss Kate
Hrosius, of Marion. Va, and Miss Bes.
Sic ana jamie Lawson, of South Bog-
ton, students az Hollins. The color
scheme was beautifully carried ont
In The decorations. being in green ana
orange. the colors of Hollins. Among
the guests present were Miss Alice II.
Lincoln and Miss Kate Brosius. OF
Marion; Misses jamie and Bessie Law.
son, of South Boston: Miss lIaudc
Davis. OF Martinsvi!lc: Miss Mae String
fellow. of Culpepcr: Miss Mary Taylor,
Of the Woman's College: Miss Clara
Pugh. of Charlottesville: Misses Mary
and Frances Swami. Misses Louise and
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of Richmond; Miss Mamie Waters o.
Wilmington. y. c.; Messrs H. l. Pen
dleton. of Ashland: Or. George a Stc-
YER. OF South Boston: q. ?. Strngfel-
low of Culpeper; Henry Proctor. OF
Richmond; j. WI G. Johnson. Richmond
College: a. 4. Lincoln, of Marion. and
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Scllerer, of Rich.
lnond. and AR. and Mrs. Clarence
Campbell. of Richmond.
Miss oiarxhall's Dance.
\ very attractive dance given Mon
day evening, was that of which Mise
Lucie Marshall was hostess, at her
home, 30 East Grace Street. in honor
OF her house guests--Nliss Vera Leisure,
of Boston: Miss Louise Lawson, of Nor
folk, and Miss Lelie Pollard. of Amelia
county. The house was beautifully
arranged throughout with palms, pot
ted plants and lighted candles. and an
orchestra, screened with smilaN. play-
cd during the evening.
Dancing was kent up until midnight
when refreshments We're served in tho
dining-room, which was .lrtistically
decorated in daffodils and mienonette
Those present included: Misses Vera
Leisure, of Boston. Mass: Louise Law
son, of Norfolk: Leila Pollard, of Ame-
LA. Eva and Lula Taylor, Frances and
Mayse Dudley. Belle Gentry. Virginia
IIorner. Susie Bell. Eta and May Samp-
son and Mrs. Johnson; Messrs. G. G..
Hankins, Pollard STRIKER, William Har-
ris Perry Wright, John Elicit, Dan
Mofhtt. Clyde Baggarly. Frank Samp-
son, Alexander Gregory. Clifford Tay-
Tor, Henry Taylor. Gallo Ciresor2,
James Salvage, Dr. Carroll Baggarly.
George Hirshfelt Dr. Paul La Rogue,
r. G. Grannaday Walker. Johnson and
Edwards.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Complimentcd.
Mrs William Bullitt Fitzhugh has
been much entertained by the society
set In Richmond and BY the ladies Of
the General Assembly. Many courte-
sizes have been shown Mrs. Fitzhugh
by the members of the Woman's Club
and other exclusive circles here. She
is the wife of the Delegate from
southampton county.
Valentine Party.
a Valentine party was given by Mrs.
Junlus Riddick, at her home on Allen
Avenue, to her Ashland friends. The
rnOmS yyerai 1ecornte1 in hearts md