The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13

sol swung largo bunch of bananas.
The walls were covered half way up
with white bunting and tho windows
wcrc banked with evergrccns. After
seven leads and breaks. the Ell ngure
was danced. The members wore their
customary Chinese costumes and
queues, and Carried paper parasols,
Those dancing at the Monday night
.pnd Tuesday night germans were
Misses Rogers. Becker. ROSS. Marga-
ret Freeman. Gay Montague, Mary
Chalmers, of Richmond; Misses Helen
Buckmastcr Cooke, Isabelle Carter, or
this city; Lulic raliaferro. Lucy Minor,
AlDcrtson. Elizabeth and Louise F'itz-
Gerald, Anne Randolph. Crosby, Me-
Cord. Sallie Miller. Misses Dorothy
Deneen. Doris Skinner. NJ. Is. Wilson
Edith Daniel. Mallory, Thornhill, Won
hunchhauscn. Virginia Amber, Gather
inc Bond. Elsie Harrison, OF Richmond:
Louise Gibson, Elizabeth Wilson, Beebc
stuart Jones. Douglas. Marjorie Russ,
Mamie Jones. Elizabeth Brooke VIVA
ley. Clare Goodc. Holloway. Summeril
Elizabeth Muir, and Harris
The largest of the Easter week rer.
mans was danced in Fayerweathcr
gymnasium "Wednesday night, when
members OF the Tilka Ribbon Society
were hosts. according to their annual
custom. Red and black. the TIlka col
ors' were everywhere predominant
white bunting was hung with trailing
CEDAR and blossoms OF various kinds.
rom the centre roof, 'wher. a large
Japhnese lantern was hung. together
win smaller lanterns about II. long
strchinors OF red and black. with other
lanterns dependent from them, ira
,-Fsed the room and ended at tho gall
,ery railing. Tho word "Tiilsa' wa
largely spelled at each end OF the gym
nhsi"m. bcneath tho balcony many
electric bulbs were concealed I'm lana
hcse lanterns. and the Initial letter OF
me society was placed at regular in
'c' Nais aionS the wall The wood
work about the entrance doorwavs
leading TO the dressing and the scrvin.-
room was concealed with Oriental pa
figures.
y. stuart Robertson, of stanton. led
beautiful german with Miss Lucy
Gowlcs Immediately after the dance
supper was served, and that in turn
was followed by the alumni ngure.
which ended tho german The hon
substituted In its place continued l,n-
I'll about 1870 o'clock.
Annual Dinner.
Tho Pl MI Medical Fratern,,v vii
give a dinner a, the wcstsnoye1,nd
Club this evening Covers will he
LAID for fifty guests. who include as
members of the fraternity most of tho
prominent physicians In the city. rho
fraternity has hapter at both Of
the medical schools here. at tho Uni.
NcFsity OF Virginia and many oth,r
medical colleges throughout the coun
try.
Invitations Out.
The hoard of trustees Of the yalen-
tine Museum, has issued invitations for
series or receptions celebrating che
lVoth anniversary OF tho erection of
the museum building. These receptions
wiz be given a, the Valentine Museum
building. 1915 East Clay stree, on
April %, 70 and 81, from to and
from TO 10 O'Clock. \ number OF
Known Richmond people Will re-
celve at these receptions.
Pictures Prevented.
Eichm"ad Chapter, United Daughters
OF the confcderacT, presented The WiI-
liam L. Fox school with two pictures
Yesterday morning. Mrs. Norman V.
Hando!rh made the formal presenta-
ton 10 the school and made a perfectly
delightful little speech to tho children
ana teachers present. The pictures
were v.iled with Confederate flag.
which was drawn by Miss Mary t:ugenie
Kern The pictures were accented OF,
behalf Of the school by the principal.
Joseph saunders. Leroy Cohen re-
cited Thu sword Of Lee" and the
whole affair was very Interesting oc-
casion indeed.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clinton Boudar,
OF 1898. West Grace Street. have issued
cards announcing the approaching
marriage OF their daughter. Helen
Louise. TO Jefferson Francis uichard.
son. OF Grecnvillc, :. g. The wedding
VIII be celebrated at the HON. of the
brides on Anil IN
Easter Dnncc.
Inc Easter dance OF the Richmond
College German Club was given We'd
nesday evening at tho Country Club.
being ono OF the largest and most brill
liant dances OF the season. Dancing
commenced at and continued until
!, buffet supper being served at 1880
o'clock. Til, chaperons were Mr.. ana
Mrs. l. \. Massey. Mrs. Harwood and
Mrs. Roy.
Among those dancing wer. f. W.
Corlcy. j. w i;dmunds T. NJ Gwath-
mey. j. w. Johnson. l.. Landlord, i. Y.
Toy, G. r. O'Neill, Rob. Scrpcll. Ray
mond Massey. c. G. Garland. Dudley
Bowc. II. Z. Justice W. 4. Simpson.
A. II. Meredith, F. c. Louthan. 4. W.
koontz, c. w. Throckmorton, W. T..
Lewis, c. r. Rinehardt. e. w Colonna,
- +. White, g. H. Maclauchlan. Il. G.
y ncarrow. +. 5. DesPortes, s. T.. White,
Jr, NJ. V. Richards. Roland Lassiter,
William Dabney. J. II. Shepherd: Misses
Louise Richardson. Elizabeth Allen,
susie Allen Lucille Cullingsworth, Alice
Gilman, Margaret Gordon, Jennie War
rick, Margaret Harmon, Miss Bonner.
or Philad elPhia: Miss Foster. of Texas:
Misses Leila Cottrcll Emily Wade, Elise
smith, Nancy Wyatt Lucille Massey,
Addic Irwin Norma Woodland. Annie
Christian, Ethel Boudar. Louise Alien,
Helen Rose. Marian Wallace, Mildred
I.eIew. Lucille Pelouze. Grace Cottrell,
Martha Blair, Miss Chalmers. of New
lork; Miss Vaughan. of Franklin; Miss
Shepherd.
Stays we're r. c. Ancarrow. c. w.
Winfrec and c. $. Taylor.
Entertained in Newport News.
Mrs. Howard w. Bowen entertained
the Book Lovers Club and a number
of invited guests at bridge Wednesday