Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-27

not i0il MWayB 10 fefuemDef tuo kAuuncSS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Travcrs.
Bnfxp SOCIETY MOTHS.
On Saturday evening Miss Mary Currie
Connally and Miss Lille Connaiiy had
handsome Chrsstnas-tree party. 70 which
all their young friends were invited. =,
The Princeton Banjo and Cleo clubs will
give an entertainment during tho week.
! These college concerts are awaysregarded
as leading social events. and II Is generally
arranged to have them on the evening OF
german. so rs to give the young gentle
men participating IN tho concerts glimpse
of Richmond socially.
IL is said that tho members of the Com
monwealth Club will tender an elegant re-
cepticn to their lady friends on. entering
the building. MIasoS.
Personal Points.
Mr.. Frank T.. Andrews. of the Pension
Office, Washington, is in the city.
Messrs. j. A. Angle and Charles carter
will leave tomorrow to spend several
weeks in Caroline county.
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Mr.. 8. Z. Bishop and family are visiting
friends and relatives n Baltimore.
Miss Normie Burthe, of the University
of Virginia. is the guest of Mrs. James Pat
terson.
MISS annie ID. DihHhcuship' ~ D
more, is visiting Miss Josie Christian. at
1914 east Broad street.
Mrs. sydney Britt, of Suffolk, is visiting
her father, Mr.. James i. Vaughan, NO.
lO06 east Marshall street. city.
Mrs. George f. Brown, nee Chiles. OF
Philadelphia, IS visiting her sister, MIS-
Montgomery West, s22 west Grace street,
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Mrs. Sue Clark, of Norfolk. is the guest
of Mrs. /. Goddard. east Leigh street.
Miss Otey Cullen Will spend January in
New Orleans, the guest OF Mrs. Mason
Cook.
Misses Lizzie and Lucie Carver are visit
| inc their grandfather at White Hall, Han
over county.
CAPTAIN L. L. Christian. who has been
confined TO his home for the past ten days,
is much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. p. Cooley, OF North
Carolina. are visiting Mr.. George Is. DAVIS,
Twentieth and Grace streets, father OF
Mrs. Cooley.
Mr.. Arthur b. Clarke has been elected
member of the Board of Governors OF the
Mozart Association. Mr.. Clarke carries
into the board clear business head as well
as musical talent, being an amateur Or
ganist of decided ability.
ID.
MIR. Charles Durham. of Mt Airy, N. G.,
is visiting his uncle, Mr.. j. II. Taylor, 1902
west Broad street.
Mr.. Paul j. Dunnavant, who had been Ill
for the past four months, is much better
and hopes soon to be down to business
again.
Mr.. William II. Dunavant, of Bucking-
ham county, is spending the holidays with
his daughters. Mrs. r. III. Godsey and Mrs.
William Hopkins, 14l4 west Clay street.
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Mr.. Horace p. Edmund. who has been
quite sick, is reported better.
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Miss Lucille Fuller, who is 80 popular
here, IS visiting Mss Carrie Talbot.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Figg are the guests
of Mrs. M. 4. Riddlck. Gil north Seventh
street. They will leave Tuesday morning
for Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. John +. Glenn, cashier OF the Mer-
chants National Bank, has returned to his
desk after long aud severe sickness.
Miss May Handy and Miss Madge Guild
Baltimore.
Miss Ida Hockaday. of Roanoke. is visit
ing her friend Miss Lille Robertson, OF
north Nineteenth street.
Misses Annie Hill and Eva Terrell, OF
Caroline, are visiting the Misses Dugglns,
of 3l5 west Marshall street.
MIR. Thomas Holland, of Lynchburg,
formerly of Macon, Ga, spent Christmas
day with his Richmond friends.
Mr.. Robert Hamlet, of Appomattox
county, one of the finest amateur shots of
the South. killed lately twenty partridges
in twenty-three shots. All were single
birds.
MIR. Charles W. Harwood, grand vice-re-
gent of the Royal Arcanpm, Yesterday re-
ceiyed a telegram from Grand-Regent Wal
ter +. Irvine, of Norfolk, announcing the
death of Grand-Trustee Hatton, whose
funeral will take place III Portsmouth to-
day.
Mrs. Bradley johnson, of Baltimore, will
be the guest of Mrs. William l.. Royal In
January.
MIR. C. b. Johnson and bride have return
ed from their wedding trip.
Miss Ella Jacobs, daughter of the late
Rev. George Jacobs. formerly of this city,
| is on visit to relatives here.
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Miss Gussie Leineweber is visiting her
| brother in Baltimore.
On last Wednesday Mrs. Frank Leiber-
| muth was the recipient of most beautiful
| fower-stand, flied with rare flowers,
| gift flom her Sunday school scholars.
! NJ.
| Miss BERTHE l.. Mitchell, of Bedford
| City, IS visiting Miss Kate KEENAN, Will
| Hams, No. IT'S west Grace street.
| Mr.. William McRee. of Texarkana, Tex,
| is in Richmond, the guest OF his brother,
j. l. McRee. Esq, III east Grace street.
Mrs Emmett Il. Morton has been called
to Asheville, n. c., on account OF the death
OF her mother. Mrs. Caroline A. Branch.
Mrs. p. Meade, of east Broad street, gave
a tea to her daughter. Mrs. Hay Lee Hynd-
| man, Friday evening, which vas greatly
enjoyed by all the BRIDES frienGs.
MIR. Hugh Martin, of New York, formerly
of this city, Is here spending the HOLIDAYS
with old friends. He was entertained
Christmas by the W. L. II. G. A. Club.
Miss Mary Osterbind has returned to the
city from school in Salem, n. G.. to spend
the Christmas holidays with her parents
at No. 5l6 south Laurel street.
Miss Nettie Potts will be at home on
| Tuesdays in January.
Miss Lillian Penick is visiting relatives at
No. 2ll south Third street.
MIR. Edgar Pace. who is at college at Ho-
boken, n. Y, is home for the holidays.
MIR. Allen Potts is spending his Christ
mas holidays in Albemarle county hunt
ing.
The informal receptions last season of
Miss Bessie Pace which are remembered
so pleasantly will be resumed in January.
Miss Lizzie Humphrey. daughter of Will
liam +. Humphrey, ESQ.,. who Is teaching
school at Kempsville. is spending her vaca-
ton at her home, 9O4 west Main street.
Misses Lena and Nellie Pearson, the &C
complished daughters Of George Butler
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