Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
Williamsburg Mr.. John Fleetwood I'll
den, OF New York, and Mr.. Parker.
THE sroP CLUB ENTERTAINED


Mrs Edward Buck entertained the
Greenbrier Stop Club very charmingly on
"Wednesday evening at the residences OF
Mrs. u. g. Williams. The floral decora-
fions were elaborate. The prizes were
very handsome. At one table Mrs. William
Royal won the first prize, silver SHOE
horn. Mrs. Barton Gundy won the boopy'
bon-bon spoons Of gold and venetian
enamel. Mrs. Bosher won the nrst prize
al the other table. O silver c.othes-trusn.
4 handsome supper was served. Tie table
was decorated with jewciled candelaDfa,
smi,ax. and roses. Among the guests; IN
addition 10 those mentioned, were Mrs.
Thomas Boiling, Mrs. Ryland, Mrs. Con-
naliv. Mrs. Armistcad Wexford. Mrs. fres,,
ton Means. The next entertainment VIII
he gwen by Mrs. Bosher. and the one AZ
forwards by Mrs. Royal.
PROGRESSIVE KRogoSo PARTY.
Miss Mary w. Thomas entertained her
friends on Kew-iear's eve at her resi-
dence. on Grace street. by a Progressive
krokono party. Miss Maggie M u,i,:n am
won the first prize and Miss Mary Williams
,ba boobv. Mr.. Knox Wilson won the
first mira for gentlemen and Mr.. william
Wortbarn the second. An elegant COLA
tion was served. Among the guests were
Mrs w D. Thomas. Mrs. G. i. wort ham,
sr Misses Mary Young. Fannie Workman.
Lizzie Wilson, Mary Williams; MISS
Hunter. Messrs. L. &. Williams, Wiillah
WORKMAN. Ad. Williams. Fuller Patterson,
Iohn Chnmbiin. DR.. Summers, professor
Hamberlip. Rutherford Rose, and Mr
Hunter. ,,.-,.e,,t s,,
nor marty in honor of Miss Adele Archer
and her guest. Miss Lucille ruler, OF
Washington. on Wednesday evening alter
the Junior german. All tho decorations
were red Poinsettas. holly, ana sinlla1
were the floral decorations, ana the ehil-
delabrai held candles with req snaues.
the Princeton Glee Club were among 'he
guests invited.
RECEPTION OF Mr.. AND MRS. LANGRoENE.
MI. and Mrs.. G. D.. Langhorne entertain.
ed their friends at delightful but informal
reception ON Monday evening. bgghog
was of course the chosen beverage. A
handsome collation. was served. The table
was decorated with single flowers IN sinali
Among the guests were DR.. aud Mrs. j.
A White Mr.. and Mrs Percy Montague,
Mrs. LEROY, Colonel and Mrs. &. OBJ:
Cowardin, Mr and Mrs. Royal, Mr; and
Mrs. Tom Boiling, Mir. and Mrs. w. II.
, Jones. Miss May Jones. Misses FANNIE
Ross, Bessie Addison, May Handy, Maggie
FERGUSON. Emma Barksdale. Judith Car
rinefon. Bessie Pace. Bessie Martin. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Frazer. Leila Myers, Saiiie
Talbot. Mary Cullen, Allies STROLLER,
Messrs. Scott Darlington, Sale Watkins.
Barton Haxall, Jonn Lyons, Frank DaVen-
port. f. ID. Christian. Jr., Allan Talbot,
Jr., Henry Baskerville, John Atkinson,
Leigh Page. and William Grant,
Mr. Ashton Starke received hlSgentie-
1nen friends on New-iear's day from 4 10 b.
The reception was a charming affair.
Miss Yirgie CABOT gave delightful tea
In honor of Miss Lewis, OF Charleston.
Both married and single ladies were III
yited.
NEw-YEAB's RECEPTION.
Mrs. Albert Hunt gave a charming re:
ception on New ears evening IN nonor OF
Misses Mary and Sanger Hunt. debuidnt'
this season. The decorations were very
elaborate. Those who assisted in receiving
were Mrs. Charles Stokes, Mrs. Lou. Car
doza. Mrs. Egbert Leigh. Mrs. j. A. White
Mrs. L. l.. Alfriend, Mrs. Charles Smith
Misses Mary Alfriend. Ellen Blair; ANS
Howard, Salie Deane. Bsrta Wexford
and Alice Burwell. a Representations
party concluded the entertainment.
IN HONOR or UNIVERSITY BOYS.
"Laburnam." the country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Bryan. was the scene OF a
deIicbtful entertainment on Thursday eve
o.
Stnart BRYAN and their friends from the
University who are spending the holiday:
with them.
There were some beautiful tableaux
after which there was a collation. served
! All the decorations were Ill hight blue anc
yellow.
The chandelier over the table was drapet
in yellow and blue. and the shades were II
| these colors. Beneath them were huns
oranges on the stem. Misses Leila Gray
and Annie Gray. Bessie Hill, Alys Con
nally. Berta Wexford Norma and Lull'
and Eva Walker, Emma Barksdale, Adel'
Buerthe. and Sallie Wexford were anon!
the ladies present. The gentlemen ,w,er,
Messrs. Edward Hanewinckel. Randolph
Holiday, - Freye, William Ferguson
William Walker. Tom Randolph, Pinckne
Randolph, Thomas Pinckney, and Rober
| Williams.
| AN OLD-FAsHIONED PARTY.
Miss Sallie Talbot entertained he