Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

mer, Mrs. William Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Cutchins, MIR. and Mrs. James
Walker, Mr.. md Mira. William Stokes, Mr..
and Mrs. James Patterson, Mr.. and Mira.
stephen putney, Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton,
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph White. Mr.. and Mrs,
j; Hampton Peasants. Mrs. Charles 7.
Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. Otway Warwick,
Misses Alfricnd, Taylor. Parker, Ross,
Mayo, Wise, Harris, CABOT, Page. Camm,
Mcintosh. Adkius Hcnnings. Norton. and
Messrs. holland, Morton, Workman. String
fellow, Moshy, Pogram. Stacy. Miles, An
dersOn, Putney, Peasants. Carson, VIII
Hanson (of North Carolna), Fl0ck (of
Washington, ID. O., LAfertv. Patterson,
Marshall, Stokes, Thomson, Coles, Dunn:
Harrison, Willy, Darlington, Talbot, and
Talley.
VIOLET LUNCH.
Mira. c. d. Iaughorne rendered beau
tiiul farewell luncheon party OF twelve 10
Mira FItzhugh Lee on Thursday Gt 2.30 y.
NJ. The table decorations were violet,
and the tender shade was most striking
and subdued in effect. The centre design
wasa bowl Of double Narcissus. surrounded
bv heliOtrOpe ID prOfusC clusters. the can
dies hid their heads under violet bonuets,
tho bars OF snowy cake were held IN the
middle by knots Of violet ribbons, the
dainty linen WIS ornamcnted IN yiolets,
embroidered 10y the dstt hand Of the
hostess and at tho place assigned each
lady was q boupid de cws1qc Of yiolots tied
with ribbon Of q paler shade. Even tho
bCubous aud ices were IN violet shades.
showing how skill has been perfected IA all
tho arts of confectionery. and the menu
was complete and delightful, comprising
everything which could bo included in
such an entertainment. The guests OF the
occasion were: Mrs. Fitzhuch Lee, Mrs.
Nfra
John Dunlop. Mrs. William ii. Perkins,
Mrs James h. Pace Mrs. \. NJ. Wilson,
Mrs. James Walker. Mrs. Judge flournoy,
Mis-. Camm. and Mrs. William H. Jones.
RECEPTION.
Mrs Joseph Y. Anderson gave a lovely
entertainment on Friday evening in honor
of her ueicc. Miss Mcintosh. 1t was called
an informal reception and lost none OF It's
pleasure and success 10y the title, as there
were about eeventy-hve young people who
spent charming evening. Miss Mcintosh
wore q simple gown OF white null and lace,
which was most becoming 10 hcl youthful
style. She was Assisted by Miss Colds
borough iu pink silk, Miss Mary Anderson,
embroidered null with white sash, and
Miss Ellen Hob on, in a girlish costume Of
white silk null and white ribbons. Mrs.
Anderson was very handsome in black silk
ga tram. and did the nOnOrs of her home
with grace and elegance.
The house WAS beautifully decorated
with growing plants, and shaded lamps,
ana on the table were bowls containing
proiuso bouquets Of La France roses and
bronze cardclebIa. with pink candles and
shades, also adorned the parlors. The
supper was delightful and complete,
and the most charming absence OF for
maiitv was felt by every guest. Only those
who had called on Miss Mcintosh were IN
vited. Among these were Misses Leila and
Meme Myers. Fannie and Hattie Ross,
Mary Branch, Florence Mckinney. Jennie
McPhail. Sellio Anderson, Mary Cameron,
Fannie Dickinson, Lily Morehead. Mary
Jones. Ellen London. Nettie Potts, Martha
Ragby. Bessie Addison, Fannie Archer,
Nirgio Archer. Josephine Lyons. Mary Pc
gram. Anna Boybin. Columbia Hayes, and
Mary McCaw. and Me-sr, Pegram, Gaines,
Willis. Hobson. Gibson, Baskerville. Chris
tian. Mcdonald, Page Peasants. Lyons,
Branch. Grant. Dabney, Bruce, Blair, Nor
ton. Talbot. stern. Anderson, Johnston,
Myers. Oracle. Wise, rutherford, Dunn.
Cabell, Scott, and Strange.