The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09

Alice Kelly.
At Hunt HnII.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page.
Mrs. Alien Potts and Misses Sarah and
Roberta Hamilton were among the
guests at The hunt ball given ut tho
Chevy Chase Club Friday evening,
The Washington Post of Saturday
contains the following account Of tho
AFFAIR
ono OF the most brilliant and pic
| turesIuc balls of the winter was tho
hunt ball given last night at the
| Chevy Chase club. with n cotillion in
which about 80 couples danced, many
oi the men wearing pink coats. Tho
clubhouse was decorated in green
and red. and the Marine Band. under
Lieutenant Santclmann. played for tho
dancing and during the first supper.
served at midnight. a series OF old
English hunting songs. Including
Drink PUPPY Drink Dye Ken.
John Peel and n Southerly Wind
and Cloudy Sky was given.
Mrs. Moore. wife OF Clarence
Moore. master Of hounds. received for
| tho ball committee with Gist Blair.
! president OF the club. Mrs Moore wore
q gown Of white satin, trimmed with
| exquisite black and white lace The
/ cotillion was led by William c. Mar
| row. assisted by George Howard and
| Frederick iiuidckopcr. The favors
/ we're red carnations and horscshocs or
! flowers. rcd Russia leather card cases,
| stamped With the name OF the club
/ and datc Of the hall: trays for The tot
let table. with old English prints of
! hunting scenes IN the bottom; ash
! trays with hunting scenes In tho bot
! tom: crystal paper weights. with
{ similar hunting scenes. and calendars
containing a gay hunting picture"
returns 10 New York.
/ pr Mas Eastman. Of New York. who
| left the city Saturday night, gave n
! talk IN the auditorium OF The Medical
1 College OF Virginia at 1880 o'clock
| Saturday morning to the student body
/ OF thar college and other Richmond in
| stitttons.
Dr Eastman was introduced 10 his
| audience by Dr. Christopher Tompkins
! the dean ot the college, and was heard
| with great interest and attention. AZ
4 ter tho lecture was conclnded he met
! great many Of tho students who
| came forward TO greet the lecturer
| personally. Through the courtesy Of
| Mrs. John Dunn, DIR. Eastman while
here. was given an opportunity 10 sec
! tile hne portrait Of tho poet Shelley
PAINTED By William West, which now
langa In the Dunn home, 3l4 East
| frankl;n street
/. Enlargement Announced
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglas Christian.
| formerly or Richmond but now OF
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, an
nounce the engagement Of their dauEl-
| ter. Ida Norris, TO Roy Glare Sproat.
| be celebrated very quietly some time
| In March Miss Christian IS niece
! OF Judge George l. Christian. Of this
city. and prominently related through
| out the STATE.
Concerning Mrs. Swanson.
| Mrs. Claude \. swanson attended the
| bali given last Monday night BY thc
| formeI American consul 10 London and
| Mrs. Robert J. Wynnc. to present their
| daughter. Miss Ruth Wynnc. To Wash
| inSion society. Mrs. Swanson was
sowned in yellow satin with an over
| dress of lace ana wore corsaEe bou-
| uuet of orchids.
Dnnce Mt tho Jefferson.
by far the pretticsi OF the annual
| germans given by the Omicron Club of
! the Virginia Polytechnic Institute was
the dance NJ the Jefferson Hotel last
| Tuesday night Over ive hundred
pennan's representing practically
every college in the East. were strung
around ana across The ballroom. and
| the clubs large 0micron Gamma. Cam
| ma banner was suspended above tho
palms banked around the stage RI. NJ
| MCGOWAN King led dancing with Miss
| Nellie Price Morton. and was assisted
| by lanes Harrison Sattcrwhite. prcsi-
| dent OF the club. FavorS for the girls
| were American Beauty roses. and for
the men. small club pepnants on canes.
| Among those dancing were. Cadet j.
| III. Satterwhiie, with Miss Mamie
| Iilkin.on; Cadet Darcy Morton. with
Miss sarah Starlie; Cadet w. r. Dab
| ney. Ir.. with Miss Evans: Cadet
/ S.,t.l ..l IL 4.
| tic Mayo. OF BlackshurG; Cadet John
| Winston. with Miss Clarke. OF Ala
| bania: Cadet w. n. Dodson. with Miss
jamie Gaines: Cadet w. II. Jackson.
with Miss Margaret DcJarncttc: Cadet
J. w c. Catlctt. with Miss Lotto Ruff
I'm. OF Hanover; Cadet C. weisiger.
| with Miss Ellen Radford OF Forest.
va; Cadet w. d. Moss. with Miss
Glazebrook; Cadet John I.arcw. with
Miss Emily Wade: Cadet Buford Rose.
with Miss Kathleen Gregory: Cadet At
we'll, with Miss Emily Fitzgerald:
Cadet MONTGOMERY Blair. with Miss
Blair; Cadet l.. II. Ensloy, with
Miss Mildred I.efcw: Cadet j. w. Faul-
concr. with Miss Robinson; Cadet Cy-
rus Iiankins. with Miss Alvey: Cadet
| +. q. Wingiield. with Miss Homer:
| Cadet Burke, with Miss Fannie Brown:
Cadet Paul. with Miss Beattic: Cadet
+. r. Benson. with Miss Florence Nor
fleet; Cadet Harris with Miss Nan No
bic: Cadet Il. H. LeEEc. with Miss Fitz-
gerold; Cadet John Watkins. with Miss
Martha Dabncy: Cadet II. NJ. Cox. with
Miss Moon; Cadet C. Paul. with Miss
Bryan; Cadet Eskridge, with Miss
Nan Pierce: Cadet Syfon. with Miss
Rowe; Cadet G. T. Henley. with Miss
Henley: Cadet Cooper. with Miss Hon
kins Cadet Peasley. with Miss Juliet
! .Anderson Cadet T. T. Peake. with Miss
shields; Cadet HarErove. with Miss
TIargrove: Cadet NJ Crockcr. with
Miss Mills: Cadet T.: a. Ishcll, with
Miss Thaw.
The cliaperons We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Amber Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. C. c.
3owe. Mrs. Mcclellan. Mrs. Ellen Nor
ton. Mrs. James King. Mrs. Dodson. Of
Norfolk: Miss Dodson, Mr.. and Mrs. w
| T. Dabney. Mr.. and Mrs. WeisiSer. Mrs
| Inlinn ~ nf etn