The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
Social
and
PERSONAL

The second of three balls given each
{cason by the Bachelors Cotiilion Club
ook place last night in the ballroom Of
be Richmond Hotel. The german was
ed by Adolpbus Blair. who danced the
Rrst figure with Mrs. Henry Landon
bell IL was one of the most brilliant
Events of the winter season. and "a
humber OF out-of-town guests were
bresent. A buffet supper was served
Ii n O clock i'm the main dining room OF
he hotel.
The chaperones were Mrs. Fred
XpIeasants. in old rose chiffon and lace
Mrs Henry LandOn Cabeil. in black
Velvet and pearls; Mrs. Moncure
Perkins. in black spangled net: Mrs.
r. Carter Scott. in white satin and
lace, aud Mrs. Aubrey Young, in black
harmeuse finished with silver.
Among those dancing were: Miss
Elizabeth caches with Fitzhugh White ::
Miss Elsie Parrish with Chiidrey Scott ::
Miss Anette Dabney. with Dr. Hopkins :
Miss Mary Scarborough with Peyton
fleming Miss Caroline Preston with
Richard OsterlOh: Miss Charlotte Jones
NTH William Jerman; Miss Elizabeth
rayior with Morris Armstead; Miss
.uIie Johnston with Catesby Jones :.
Miss Katherine Hagan with Walter
.ealce: Miss Mary Saunders with
kith George Fitzgerald; Miss Dallas
zee with William Oppenhiner: Miss
kiston Drake with John NJ. Miller !;
Miss Lucy Ford Workman with Sam
Morgan: Miss Virginia Grice with
afnes Patton. Miss Emma Conquest
kith James Wheat: Miss Fanny Scott
.ith Robert Augustine: Miss Eliza
christian, with Egbert Giles: Miss
conway Fleming with Howard Thigh
han: Mrs Arthur Cannon with Mr.
cannon: Mrs Lewis Tabb with MI
rabb; Miss Emma Gray White with
;haries q. Harris Miss Frances Wheat
rith William Young; Miss Emory
Dabney with Albert Tanner: Miss
Mary 3. Miller OF Mount Glare. y. j..
nth John Cary; Miss Virginia Whitley
rith WORKMAN Spilman; Miss Bertha
;iark OF Philadelphia with Hobart
boyle; Miss /agde Branch with
William Miller: AIiss Mildred Grice
gith Harvey Haynes: Miss Mary
ieek with Carl Fleming Miss Martha
Surcen with George Ifodgson: Miss
SeI Carneal with Palmer Leigh
IL che Woman's Club.
The Hardy Annual was produced
the Woman's Club yesterday after
Don for the first time with men as
ditors, and was most happily aud
ear;iiy received. The "members-in-
Rw," as one OF the editors very aptly
amed these men who had invaded
he sacred precinct OF the club, ac
uited themselves with all honor, and
nc pu bIication was great success.
kfrs. W. q. Stanard was editor-ta-chief
q the annual. and the editorials and
uch that went 10 make up the program
or the afternoon was cast into the
cluctant laps OF the men
MIR. Sampson opened the PAPER with
swinging editorial. full o. witty and
<fs Il hit al sfH
billions and millions OF women were
before him He said he seemed to
ave lived il all bcfore-in some other
inc and century-when d banquet was
Hst concluding and the fumes of the
lands were rising to the roof-trce. and
e heard a voice saying Bring forth
ana pson. that he make sport for us
Ic also read two clever original poems.
ne to Cousin Jane" that seemed to
Especially please his audience Mr.
Montague read two very funny papers
n the local and market news that in
suded hits on the subject of q public
brary and all the pubiic-spirited peo-
ic who had contributed TO the cause.
hts is, OF course. to happen in later
me oh. yes, very much later The
harket quotations concerned hand
licked Virginia husbands and the con-
ition OF the poor but handsome lads
Admiral Webster was greeted with
round Of applause when he arose as
jitor of the sporting column lie said
hat he felt the annual was misnamed !:
hat IL should be called the delicate
PERENNIAL a far more fitting title The
ccount that he gave OF the history of
ne Stay-at-Home Whist Club was
cry interesting and his paper was de
ghtfuliy subtle and humorous through
ut. THE Training OF an Art Critic,
rom His Own Correspondence was
he eubject of a fascinating paper read
Y Frank w. Duke. 1t was exceeding
bright and was much applauded.
Mr.. Stansrd gave delightful bur-