Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
SOCIETY QUITE GAY.
VHE TUESDAY CLUB OPENS ITS SEA-
SON WITH A BRILLIANT GERMAN.
New Eachrs Party Formcd--r,ne Musie
sud Realistic war scenes-Events
81 the week.

The Tuesday Club added fresh laurels to
those won In the years agone, when on
the evening Of the 29th. its members and
friends were welcomed for the frat time
at the Masonic Temple. The FIRST forty
minutes were devoted TO general dances.
Supper was then announced, to the sur
prise of the assemblage. and continued
surprise and great pleasure we're mani
tested upon entering the banquet hall at
seeing the elegant arrangements for what
proved 10 be q beautiful and delightfully."-
served supper. Every one was seated, the
chaperons' table being at the head OF the
hall, and the entertainment OF oysters.
salad, birds, ices, &C., was served In
courses.
The whistle summoned the dancers TO
the german hall, and spirited and beauti-
full cotillon was led with ease and grace by
Mr. Adolphus Blair, Jr., the newly-eiected
leader OF the Tuesday Club.
There was brilliant array Of chaperons
present. Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs.
Alfred T. Harris, Mrs. Charles Talbot
Mrs. Il. @. Bosher, Mrs. James Patterson,
Mr.. q. ID. Langhorne, Mrs. Luclen Tatum.
Mrs. Allan Talbot and Mrs. Csmm. Mr..
Charles Talbot. Mr.. Allan Talbot, ar.
James Patterson. Mr.. Luclen Iatum, Mr'
LEVIN Joynes, Mr.. Wyndham Meredlth;
Mrs ri Frayser. Mr.. and Mrs. William Tai
bott, and MIR. and Mrs. Charles Evelyn
Among the dancers were Misses Lang
horne. Talbot, Harris. Walker, Osmtn,
Bridges, Wexford, tauntieroy, Dnnn
Washington. ID. O.. Mayo, boswell ra[-
ier. Cooke, Treadwell. Barton, Ross, DICK
insoa. Boykin, Gray. Hayes. Howard. Car
rineton, and Messrs. Joynes, Meredith
WIisv. Page, Cabell, Tennant. Talbot
Hollsday, Wilson, Msury, Hume. Parker
blair. Thompson, Gwathmey, Alsop, hoO'
inson, Powers, boswell. Warren, Morton
Willis, Hssklns. Campbell, cullen, VII
liams. Lea. Higginbotham. Dennis o o1nS
Terrell. Hannewinckel, Carrington, fiea
SAINTS. Townss. Stacy. Isyloo, Cat!ett, Cur
ne. Cole, Jacob. and Davidson.
The Virginia reel will form part of the
entertainment at "war party" with
violin and banjo music. and Messrs. Polk
Miller and Frank T. Walker Will close the
entertainment with minstrel songs ana
dances. c.,, Ill 10
as IL always Is, IN every piace 49, 90, q, ~
needed. and the ladies and gentlemen wac
have undertaken the benefit" INTEND %
make n an evening Of pleasure. Inc oIu
vot. - will wear the same tattereu unHOTms
in winch they surrendered at AppOmattox
and they will go through the routine y,
camp life and duties whlchthey perIotlheu
during the war. To the old soldleIs tni'
will be living over again the past, WIFI
has its bright side in spite or tue haru-
shine and TO the young people 1T VIII De
,natter of great interest, for they Will see
What their fathers passed through when a.
Confederate soldiers they followed the lot
tunes of Lee and Jackson.
On Tuesday evening, December 6'h' Tue
benefit for the widows and orphans OF
Confederate soldiers VIII be given by the
Anriliary Committee and number o.
ladies and gentlemen interested In the
dRuse The entertainment IS 10 CONSIST D
several tableaux Illustrative OF southerl
life during the war and particularly tu'
life of soldier. Songs which were popu
lar then will be sung 10y some OF our t Ues
hInateurs-"1he Southern Glfi, by MIS-
~ u'R Cowardin; "Sewanee River,
Miss Hammer: MARY of Argyle Mrs
Turrett: quartette, Annie Laurie b!
Mrs Cowardin. Mrs. Durrett, Miss Rogers
and Miss Hammer: Her Bright Smilt
Uaunts Me still" by Mr.. +. ii. cloves
Uncle Ned" Mr.. Oscar Lehman Mal
I'll the War. Love, Is over, Mr. yum
ninehan. lizard Zines" Mr.. HaddoI
Watkins and chorus. ~,
Tef ms hone that Mozart Academy, whlcl
IS SO generously loaned for this occasion
viii be packed from pit to dome, that ou
old soldiers or their widows and orphan
NAV be relieved in their necessity.
The Fortnirhtly Club was a PICTURESQUE
mink and black domino party on frloa.