The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

Cotillion Hall. on Friday evening. De-
cember p, was an interesting event
in Blackstone The German was led
by T. Trotter Bagley. The music was
furnished By a strimged orchestra, and
supper was served at IL o'clock.
Practically all of the members OF
the German club who were out II town
on Thanksgiving, were present at the
Christmas German, and an unusually
large number of visiting girls and boys
were present.
The chaperons were Mesdames J. M
Harris. W. z. Hurt. w. Is Agnew ana
W. NJ Gravstt.
Those dancing were: Miss Pattie
TAYLOR, OF Clsrksvilie. with l. w. Will
kins. Mtzs Louise Watkins. of Clarks-
yilIe. with J. NJ Harris. Jr.: Miss
Fannie Baxter Epes with Ned Epes. oil
Richmond. Miss Maria Jones. OF re
tersburg. with c. e. cardozo; Miss
Pattie Epes. Of Dinwiddie. with Ed
ward r. Anderson; Mss Josie Guy with
Travis Epes. OF Dinwiddie. Miss l>o-
nette Harris with Edward NJ lrby,
Miss Lizzie Jackson with Branch Epes'
Of Philippine Islands; Miss Annie
overly with Archie Cogg. Miss FANNIE
smith, of Petersburg. with w. w Copo,
Miss Mary Green NcCraw with r. T.
cobb. Jr.. Miss Fortune McCraw WIN
NJ. powell. Of Lynchburg: Miss Louise
Hurt. with H. -. Seay. Jr. Miss Ross
Gray with George Compton. MISS Mae
Robinson. IF Burkevili-. with l. {.
Tucker. Jr: Miss Elizabeth KENNEDY
Of Richmond. with W. G. Adams; MISS
Lucy Epes with Campbell Jones. MISS
Edna Irby with Pryor Jones, and MISS
Saliie Irby with G.. II. Epes.
ct hegErN
:. : Harris. ]. Trotter Bagley, Joseph
" Hurt. Jr.. William Taylor, OF
Clarksville; Charlie Robinson. OF
Burkeville: II. Irby Stokes. II. p. Justis'
Jr II b. Epes. @. G. Vaughan. j. ~
u. Fitzgeraids. 4 r. Harris. ". K
Vriggiesworth and DR.. r Irwin Stith
Miss Hownrd's Debut.
SAYS the Wzshingt n Post:
Wednesday night Miss Margaret
Inward. Youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Beaie r Howard was added TO
the ranks Of this seasons debutantes-
Miss Howard was presented at re-
ception given by M. and Mrs HOW
ard at o'clock at their residence n
sixteenth Street Pink roses and the
MANY bouquets sent the debutante, dec
Grated the drawing-room. where MIS-
Howard and Miss Howard received.
dining-room. where a buffet supper
vas served throughout the evening.
Mrs Howard wore a French model
gown Of blue ard gold brocade- The
light side OF the bodice vas formed oil
blue CHIFFON over gold chiffon. and was
trimmed with lines 4 rhinestones ana
gold beads. Venetian point was IN
troduced on the top of the sleeves MISS
Howard wore a dainty frock OF nesn-
colored satin. in dancing length, with
an overdress Of white tulle. apphQueo
with tiny clusters OF plush flowers IN
rose and blue A fringe OF crystals
finished the bottom of the tunic and
bands of white marabou were al the
bottom Of the sleeves. and outlined
the drapery OF white tuile- Miss HOW
ard carried 2 large bouquet OF deep
pink roses and lilies OF the valley.
Assisting in receiving were MIS-
Claude \. Swanson, Mrs Harold +
Norton. Mrs Victor Kaufman. Mrs
.. Buchanan Merryman. Miss Mary Is
Adams. Miss Elizabeth Noyes, Miss
Ruth Hitchc 5ck. Miss Nina Stockton
Miss Ruth Jones. Miss Esther Foot@
Miss Kathryn Gwynne, and MISS
Edythe Howard. sister Of the deou-
tante.
Following the reception there was
general dancing. Dayis's orchestra icr-
njshinr the music There were about
500 guests.
Iaairs of To-Day.
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