Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
PLEASURES OF The WEEK.
Reception at Fairmount-Donkey Party and
Other Entertainments.

other Entertainments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Stowe. Of Paramount.
gave a charming reception Wednesday
night last in honor OF her sister. Mrs. j.
]. Brown, Of Petersburg, who has been
visiting her since the holidays. The spa
cious parlors were filed 10 overfiowing.
and the fine music was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Maud Kemp presided over the piano.
Several solos were rendered in excellent
style by Mr. Kemp. OF England. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. ). /. Brown
and Mr.. De Jarnette Of Petersburg; Mr..
and Miss Kemp, of England; Miss Pau
line and John Kessnich, Miss Frayser'
Miss Dickman, Miss Sallie Wilson, MISS
Florence r. Haywood, Mr.. and Mrs Nor
gan Mills. Mrs. Pemberton, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. ana Mrs.
j.. II. Bradley. Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Stewart, Mrs. Gilman and daugh-
ters. Misses Maggie and jamie, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Davis. Mr.. John Davis, Misses Rosa
Withes. Belle Leber. Minnie and Virgle
Kay, Messrs. Heckler. Kay, and u. IL.
MAYO. At II o'clock a splendid collation.
was served, after which several solos
and duets were rendered by Messrs. kess-
mich and Frayser.
THE Oriental Pleasure Club gave its
first entertainment Thursday night at the
residence OF Miss Pearl Enos. Vocal and
instrumental music. and games were in
dulged In until midnight. after when the
guests marched into the dining-room.
which was beautifully decorated with ever
greens and potted plants, and partook or
all the delicacies of the season. Among
those present were Misses Pearl Eno3,
clara Null. Oakley James, Ella Null, Alice
Whtlock Edith King. Maud King, Peasl
Barnett. Lula Barnett, Eugenia Samuels.
GentIemen-M essrs. Horace Griffin. Willie
Gardner. Fred Beck, James Pittman,
Alonza James. Willie Bailey Robert Va
den. Monroe Grooms, Lewis Charles john
sion John Walker. Robert Kidd, Willie
Beasley. and Drs. Hicks and Willie Kern.
The chaperons were: Mrs. l.. b. +. Enos,
Mrs William Il. Whitlock, AMI Mrs.
Charles w. Null.
A pleasant reception was given Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Emil kuh-
blank. at their residence, on west Broad
street. In honor of their sister, Mrs. Thu
low. OF philadelphia, Pa REGULATIONS and
music. both vocal and instrumental, were
the order OF the evening. which was very
much enjoyed by those present At late
hour the guests partook Of a sumptuous
repast. Among those present were Mrs
Thilow, OF Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. A.
Thiow. OF Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. T..
L. Goodman. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dunstan,
Miss Louise Mosmiller. Mr. William
Metzger, Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Volkman. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Brautigam. and Mrs. Il. Albers.
A donkey-party was given at SIT Twen-
ty-sixth-street Thursday night and very
pleasant time was spent Games were
INDUCED I'm until midnight. and afterwards
refreshments were served. Among the
ladies present were Misses c. Sancte rlin,
X. GrIggs, A. Fleet NJ. Burnett l.. Par
ker. s. Binns, and sister: NJ. Evans. and
sister NJ. Blankenship. T. Reech, L. Hay
wood, and u. Mitchell. The gentlemen
were Messrs. l.. Howard. j. Beasley.
NJ. Goodwin. w. Wilcox, r. Gooch. X.
Binns. j. Fox, +. Lisbon. w. Binns. and
J. Davis.
Mr.. Beasley WAS presented with hand
some bouquet OF flowers for being the
winner OF the donkey.
The residence OF Mrs. Moloy. No, G6
Spring street. presented bright scene on
Friday night, when number OF young
ladies' and gentlemen gathered to engage
in the light and fantastic dance. me eve
ming was spent In round OF pleasure. and
soma who received Invitations werei