Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-26

yellow tulips, jon1uils. and violets anu
yellow candles. and the napery was d9ne
in dainty yellow embroidery. Mrs. Auen
was attircd In n becoming gown OF yeho"
crepo with ~garlands of v%iolets. The com
pany consisted of Mrs. Allen. Mrs. James
b. Patton. Mrs. f., +. ID. Myers. Jr.,. Mrs.
William Ii. Talbot, Mrs. James A. Welcn'
Mrs. Adolph Osterloh, Mrs. Alfred Harris'
Mrs. John Endors, Mrs. Charles 7. La
throp. Mrs. Levin JONES. Mrs. Isaac Da-
venport, Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. George,
Ben. Johnston, Mrs. Grey Sklpwith, anu
Mrs. George Wayne Anderson.
The managers of the Exchange for Wo-
mans Work entertained their subscribers
and contributors on Friday evening from
5 10 o'clock at q beautiful yellow tea IN
| their elegant new apartments on Franklin
and Third streets. The decorations OF
| j%onQuils and tulips, yellow lamps anu
candle shades, he'd q lustre over mo
surroundings and the table OF dainties
contained every variety Of dolIghttul
cakes. confectioneries, and good things
for which the exchange II famed IN
Virginia and in many other STATES.
The display of Easter novelties IN linen
I work done IN cOwslIps and daisies, thistles'
/ and Carlands OF clover. ferns, forgei-tne-
nots. violets.' ribbons, and ~loye-kuots'
drawn work, and basket designs, was eA-
auisite. The pretty little Japaneso-dinher
Souvenirs, manu- and dInnerlcards, pIn-cush-
| ions. sofa-cushions decorated china, OIL
PAINTINGS, picture-trsmes, lamp anu can
! dle-shades was n display OF varied talent
and taste IN wOman's wock which does
| credit 10 our CITY and should be satisiac-
tory IN every respect TO lauy.manaRerS,
who have done so much To encourage ana
stimulate the great progress OF such VOTE
here. The Board Of Managers co~nstltuteu
the Reception Committee and each men,
Der wore 4 Jonquii as badge or 1Ice'
AIn0ng the number were Mrs. :. II. Hawes,
| Mrs. W. =. Robertson, Mrs. George Matt,
Mrs. j.. TAYLOR EllysOn. nrS. ". j. Richard
eon. Mas f.. r. Muutord. Mrs. Frank Bln-
| ford. Mrs. Alexander Archer. Mrs. Thomas
| J.. Ballard. Mrs. Lewis Il. BLAIR. Mr.. }. r.
Chalmers. Mrs. John A.. Coke. Miss T..
NcD. Crenshaw. Mrs. r. II. Mcclure. Mrs.
lanes d. Nclutire. Mrs. X. B Muntnrd.
Mrs. f. William POmbcrtOn. Mrs. Edward
4. Crump. Mrs. j.. i. Ialyburton, MISS
Edith Svmington, Mrs. George i. Street.
Mrs. Robert ". Powers. Mrs. J. Adalr
Peasants. Mrs. +. l.. Urquhart. Misc N.S.
Hobson, Mrs. James Lyons, Miss NJ: t.
Crenshaw, Mrs. i. f. Gibbs, and Mrs. D. D.
Wexford.
of six lovely young ladies', led by, MISS
NllN hNultlills pay ~ 'HN
mandolins and guitars. The players were
| Misses Nina Randolph. Julia Loe. Bessie
Catlin. Adelaide Watkins, Bette watkins,
and Mary McCaw. The young ladies'
serving were Misses Katie Halves. Bessie
Call. Mary and Winnlfred Crenshaw.
Among tho guests were ministers OK every
denomination.
Mrs. James Y. Leigh, Of Norfolk, Va, IS
arranging 10 have tie Saraoand danced OF
Old Point during tho naval review b. Nor
folk and Richmond young ladies chiefly
for the benefit of tho Mt. Vernon house at
the Columbian Exposition. The dance
will be led bv Miss Irene ~Lanehorne, VINO
led so beautifully al the Antiquities pail
in Richmond, aud Mrs. Andrew Symond5.
of Charleston, =. c., who led the same
dance at the Columbian bail, at the White
Sulphur. last season. 4 number Of young
ladies' nave been invited 10 take part, but
tho list Is not ready for publication.
Dr. and Mrs. William T. %Oppenhimer
gave a handsome supper on Tuesday eve
ming IN honor of the Messrs. Wise and Mrs.
NJ. Campbell Smith and her daughter, Miss
Ethel Smith. of Cooperstown, n. y.
The Board of Managers OF the virginia
Society Of the Colonial Danes met az the
home OF Nj. William Wirt Henry on
Thursday afternoon.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Juliet Powers Jackson and Mr. William
Bailey Saunders, on TUESDAY afternoon,
ADrIl 4th, at 3 o'clock, at the First Bapt 81
Mss Matte Clark Of Danville, Va, will
bo tha cuost Of Miss Sallie Talbot for the
Easter holidays.
MS Benz Harrison returned 10 her
home, in Leesburg, Loudoun county, va
Inc tuesday Club will give Q german at
Masonic Hall on the evening OF April
10Th.
Miss Mary Mcleod Howard has returned
from New York.
Mis- Carrie Talbot IS still in Jackson
vile. Fla, and Miss Flossie Talbot. ac-
compauicl by her friend, Mss LAZY Day.
OF -. Paul. MIMI. will spend the Ea-.e.
holidays III home.
Misses Katie and Julia Harris, who are
pupils of Miss Lly's fashionable school. IN
New York, will be at home for the Easter
holidays.
Miss Bessie Martin has returned from
Castle Hill. Albcmar.e county, accom-
panied bl Miss DAISY I.lves.
Miss CABOT Is IN Charleston, W. Va, a.
tending the wedding Of Mss Lewis, who
is well known IN Richmond.
A beautiful May bali will be given by
the pupils of Professor Laube's class about
the 1st Of the month. A committee OF
ladies' Will chaperon i. and several now
dances are being rehearscd.
Miss Mary Morton Is the guest Of Miss
Tenant. IN Peter burg, hut will spend
Easter in Richmond.
Misses Irene Iaughornc and Annie Leigh
Camm lett Friday afternoon for a VISIT OF
q few days to ~LynchbUrg. Chloe.