The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-08
Society


Orleans for the past two wes ks she
y.ns much entertained while In New
orleans. and attended several OF the
Afardi Gras balls. Mrs. Suliis an re-
tsSrned 10 birmingham yestert'ay 10
remain there n short while befo re re-
turning TO Richmond.
Fancy Dress Ball.
ssThe seventh fancy dress bali Al
Washington and Lee university was
hald Tuesday night in Lexington. me
kaairaotn was decorated with fla sS'
hxnting and Japanese lanterns. Eva +
green's were banked about the wan $.
and the costumes were quaint am
interesting.
THE bali opened at 1880 o'clock
vixen four heralds took up their sta ,
lions in the four corners Of the bali
re,on1. which was The signal for the
beginning az the opening inquire, IN
which twentV-eight couples pafucI-
Isatad Six sets of four couples each'
Representing different rauoiLaiities
and each carrying the nag OF lhe
country Represented, a4Azt n
and formed themselves into beauti-
ft,} Maltese cross Then appeared abe
Four couples leading the bali dressed
I'M Colonial costume. led by Mt
Charles s Glasgow with Miss Eliza-
heth Nichols. of Petersburg, Va. fol-
ssSwed by Mr. Il. ID. Ramsey with Miss
NJ e.. Mr. Harry Moran with Miss
Berry. OF Charleston, w. Va. and Mr.
waiter Stoves with Miss Edna Stoves,
If San Antonio Tex. These couples
marched under the flags, held by
those forming the cross, and after
taking their position IN the center OF
the floor, the others formed circle
about them The Colonials then
danced the oid-fashioned 'lancers,
and the grand march followed, IN
which all the couples participated, At
midnight the masks were removed
and much merriment was caused by
the discovery Of the identity of the
rnasqueraders.
During the course of the evening
several unique figures were danced.
The forty or more cadets from the
w. M l. were led through a heautl-
fnl figure by Mr.. Satterfeld An
alumni figure was led by Mr.. John
lizard with Miss Margaret Dalton, Mr.
n. f. Earwood with Miss Nell Car
rington led a figure participated in BY
the wearers of monographs, and the
stays also were given time for
special dance. Music was furnished
bv the V NJ I. orchestra, The chap
erones were: Mesdames Henry Louis
Smith. Edward w. Nichols, John II.
I.atane. Harry d, Campbell George
Il. Cross Thomas c. Ware. Thomas
d FaTFAf, X. tsT8siSliae A@s&I1ppFAt-
livingston w Smith, Beverly ID.
causey. Glover u. Hancock. II. Bev-
erlcy Whiting. James w. Kern. Har-
rington Waddell T.. Morgan Pendle-
ton. Harvey c. Wise. Francis Mallory
NJ Beverley Tucker. s. Eastman
Moore, M. L. Turner. Misses Bertha
Bertha Howell and Maggie Graham,
Those dancing in the opening Co
ionial figure were; Miss Elizabeth
Nichols. of Petersburg. Va. with G.
s. Glasgow; Miss Margaret Dalton. of
winston Salem, n. c., with X. ID.
Ramsey Miss Edna sSteves, of San
Antonio Tex, with Walter Stoves;
Miss Berry, Of Charleston, w, Va,
with Harry Moran.
Spanish dancing girls with toria
doris were: Miss Frances Richardson
III Sweet Briar, with Tom kirhpat-
rick Miss Lille Curreil, of Lexing-
ton with Fred Davis Miss Wilson,
of Roanoke, Va, with Fleming Burk:
Miss Nell Darlington, of Lexington,
with Don Earwood.
Those in Dutch costume were. Miss
Floyd, of San Antonio, Tex, with Ed.
+ Davis; Miss Martha, OF Louisiana,
with Rolfe Miller: Miss Macarthur, OF
winston Salem. n. C.. with Ed Frost;
Miss Isabel Ewart of Bedford City,
VA, with L. Il. Hanna; Miss Ewing
Of New Orleans, la, with j, d
Thornton.
English princesses with Rupert
ientzas were Miss Edith Waddeli
Of Danville, Va, with r. r. Witt; Miss
satterfield, OF Richmond, Va, with
J. ID Flowers; Miss Ruth Hancock
IF I.ynchburg, Va. with Henry Pee
plies. Miss ST. John, Of Virginia col
lege, with Henry Barker.
Spanish gypsy maids with Spanish
gypsies were: Miss Mayo Thatch, o.
birmingham, Ala, with Warer
Brown. Miss Evart. Of Bedford City
Va. with J. K. Neal; Miss keane, Of
Washington, d. G., with =. y. Lant2
Miss Montgomery, Of Sweet Briar
with b, Cox.
Ladies in waiting and courtiers OF
Charles ii were: Miss Temple, OF
Danville. Va with Ben Fiery; Miss
Harris Staples, Of Lexington, with Gus
Moore Miss Eta Talliaferro. of Bal.
timore. Mr., with William A. Wright
Miss Miller. of Front Royal. Va, with
Frank Bonzer.
Greek dancing girls with Roman
generals were: Miss Wise. Of Staun,
ton. Va. with Joe Bauserman; Miss
Marie Archer, of Lexington, with w
r. Milling: Miss Jane Carpenter, o.
Bedford City, Va, with Phil Gard
ner. Miss Merriman, of Washington
u. c.. with Taylor Thorn.
Dance at Country Club.
Inc SATURDAY evening dances at tnt
Country club come under the head
Of the very informal affairs whose 1ifs
* not snufYed out with the advent 81
Lent. A number Of pretty little din
nsrs Will be given before the dance
ut tne club this evening. and there
WslA also he quite q gathering og SO
ciety for the afternoon tea. The TIA
bles viii be set with bowls Of yellow
spring flowers
Another rendezvous for society THU
afternoon will be the Girls club tea
room at the Jefferson. The hostessei
viii be Mrs Robert G. Cabell ans
bliss Ella Buck
Dance at jefferson Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cans. of 1923;
Monument avenue, gave handsome
dance at the Jefferson club Thursda,
evening in honor of the twenty-trs
birthday anniversary Of their twill
sons Messrs, Horace and EdWars
Cams. The club was decorated witt
pink carnations and begonias agains
a background of palms and Southern
sfniiax An orchestra played 70
dancing, and seated supper wa
served at IL O'Clock. Assisting Mr.
and Mrs. Cans ana Miss Cans in re
ceiying were number Of 0ut-of
town guests including MIR and Mrs
Isaac Cans, OF Washington, D. G..
and Mrs. Louis Metzger. of Balti