Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
QUITE A FULL WEEK.
Marty Every Evening Marked by One
Or More Entertainments.
TIE RICHMOND CLUES GERMAN.
One Of the PrcttIext Dances OF the
Ninfcr-Ihc Moman's and Fort
nightly Club Mccttngs-Nrs.
Tucker Honorcd-Tcas, &c.

nightly Club Mcctings-Mrs.
Tucker Honorct--Tcas, sc.
The Richmond german was largely at
tended. aua pronounced as delightful as
ever on Monday evening. The ohapoTons
were Mrs. George Ross Mrs. G. u. Lang
horne. Mrs w Waller Morton. and Mrs.
Thomas Polling. Colonel Stern led with
hs wonted spirit With Miss LOWS
Eut. of Augusta. Ga. Among the viSi-
tors were Mrs. William y. Page, OF west
AIfe.uia. Mrs Thomas 5 Martin MIS-.
Anna Ruthe,foorl. Miss Mcher. OK
D.. ION. Pa. Miss Giles, ~ Hagerstown,
A.4.: Miss Saolgrass. 81 Harrisburg. IA,
af.ss Harrison. Of Chicago; Miss TAYLOR,
o. N.rsluia. Miss Baker, OF Chicago;
Mss Barksdslc. Of Virginia; Miss Page.
a. virginia: Mies Winch. OF Boston:
Nrs Bruce Of Halifax. Others present
v,rs Moedamcs 4. IT, Harris. Jr. John II.
Isoas. Edward Mayo. Charles l.. Lathrop.
.aues ". Allison, elem. Barksdale. c.
smith. =. y. Carter ". l.. Royal,
SiarSc. MOacure Perkins, W. y.
.. .uaut. Frank Christian. Edward Chris
81. John ". Harrison. Misses Harris.
..ss. j., land. Williams. Camm, Ram
..aa. Coma .y. Howard. Rogers Coleman.
r.iuaut. Cameron. Anderson. Wexford.
N.iwSey. Binford. Atkins. Archer.
Harrison. Cooke. Dcanc. Drwry Gray.
Ifmer Butt. Martin, Rves, Boykin.
ar. %. Bruce, McCaw. and Messrs. Ar
il-r Cahcu. United States navy; Lieu
tenants Glas cow and Niche, United States
nty. carroll Brown. ana Boone,
e.. baltimore. Nd.. and George =. Kelley.
oi Ncw York; Hawes. stacy. walker.
Ilair Ingalls, Ih0mason. WHY, Grant,
Saith. Sheppard. Sarke. Johnston,
Lyons. lee. IOtsOn, Ferguson. Currie
Morton. I.etkc. A.dcrs,n ~. Myers, Palmer
J.tasauts, Antrim. potte. Perkins. PaGe.
Branch Carter. Campbell, Talbot
Gaires. GRAY. Harris. Houaiay. Mitchell.
Merton. Ross rutherford, Steger, Wise
No'and. Atkinson. Allison, Blair, and
Boiling.
Mrs James A. Weich entertained Mrs.
j. Randolph Tucker ON Wednesday eve
.las al a handsome whist party Of ladies.
The table decorations were strikncly
pretty aul attractive. y vase Of Ascen-
sion lilies tied with IL handsome red
Dpen-Work linen over red satin. vase
Dt American Beauties was at one corner
Of the table. and every detail was cor
red out IN red. Lemon baskets, tied
With I,d ribbons. were served with the
~lw oysters. An elaborate supper OF
twelve courses was served TO twelve
llIies
Those present were Mrs. Tucker. Mrs.
Elward Mayo Mrs. Isaac Davenport.
.lIs Charles Lathrop. Mrs. Richmond
Pearson. MTs. George Ross. Mrs. Alex
un1er Cameron. Mrs. W. G. Mayo. Mrs.
Thomas Boiling Mrs McPhail, and Mrs.
Nelch
Mrs Tucker was entertained on Thurs
day evening at dinner by Colonel and
MIS-. Archer Anderson
The rooms OF the Womans Club were
Co.ay and bright on Monday afternoon as
U.e members gathered informally for a
social chat and cup Of tea. The after
noon teas on alternate Mondays have
~osci very happy conception. they
ave Wen attended and greatly enjoyed |
The uext meeting. on Monday, the 18th |
or February, viii he the literary evening. !
- fhe club Vii, enjoy .ho rare pleasure |
VI herring Professor ". W. Moore, OF |
IT, Union Theological Seminary, lecture |
u..n Monumental History" DR. Moore !
i- well known in Richmond as a scholar !
"
lshuul and popular speaker, and the
Jaiics anticipate with great pleasure his
discussion Of the subject. After the lee
turc tea" VIII he served, and Mrs. w.
Suothcr Smith has consented TO sing
some charming. ballads. Miss Jane NJ
rutherford is chairman of the committee
ou tins occasion. ana the evening prom
Ises to be one Of unusual enjoyment.
Miss Lima Mayo gave an informal
progressive party on Wednesday
evening. Among those present were
Misses Annie and Fannie Mcclure.
Mary Mayo. NirCie Drewry, Berta Well
fond. Lola Tatum, Underwood Of Morris
town. y. j.. Marion Robins, and others;
Al,ssrs. Alston Cahell, Roosevelt Page.
j.. lane Stern. Willie Johnston. James
liorcule. NJ L. Aktrs. Adolph
Blair Harrison Blair 5. :. !.
Vattcson. Edward Arthur. and George
Nllo aui others. The first ladys
r.Iz, g. SILVER stock huckie) was
v01 hy Mlss Marion Robbins. me hrSt
tltmeu's prize by Mr. James Moncure.
Tho "cousola,ion" was drawn by Mr..
J. Nari Mayo. After the game the COM
r..v repaired - the dinng-rOom, where
srrrcr. consisting OF raw and fried
oysters. swcethread patties, salads, ices,
,lc.. was served. After supper Misa
Dgewry rec.tc4 "Aux Italiens' and other
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