Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

American Revolution will be hahusoniVls
entertained by the local society AZ oan
quet at the Jefferson on Thursoay e''-
ming
Tho CONGREGATION OF 81. raul's church
viii tender a complimentary reception 10
thaIr beloved rector Rev. Hartley Car
michael on Tuesday evening, April ZSth
IN the Sunday-schooI rooms OF the churcn,
10 mark the seventh anniversary OF MS
pastorate Of the church
Tbe hours will be from TO IL. IL In
exnected and earnestly hoped that every
n,e,nber OF the congregation will be pres
emf during the evening Ministers OF
everv denomination IN the city are cor
dieily Invited TO be present. There VIII
be- no lrsl atoms issued; the congregation
and .ae clergy are cordially invited
throusa inls medium.
The Baby Reception" given under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation, on Thursday afternoon, was
great success. The prize for the most
beautiful picture OF child, handsome
silver spoon, was awarded to Master VIII
liam Triplett Montague, the prizes for the
handsomest. the healthiest, the best-de-
yeioped, and the brightest children were
won respectively by Payson Reeves Bruce,
Philip Bergheimer. Ellie Williams, ana
Elizabeth G. Jones. and for the hand-
Soonest twins, the Cans twins.
Refreshments were served; the rooms
were prettily decorated. and the enter
tainment was unique and amusing.
Mrs. David Prosser has returned from
a visit to friends in Baltimore.
Nj and Mrs. Thomas Cowper, OF
Portsmouth, Va, are the guests or Mrs.
Wexford Reed, east Grace street.
Miss Clara Christian, Of Charles CITY
county. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Gun
ningham, east Grace street.
Mrs. George Watt Taylor has returned
from a visit 10 friends in Philadelphia.
Miss c. II. Elicit. who has been the
guest OF Miss Jennie Waldhamer, In Sa-
vannah. Ga. has returned TO the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Male and their
family, who spent the past winter at Mrs.
Duvars, have returned TO their country
home for the summer months.
Miss Matile Lebermuth is at home
again after a six months round OF de-
lightful visits TO relatives in New York.
She was the recipient OF more iiattering
attentions by distinguished artists and
musicians than any young lady who ever
visited New York from Richmond. Charm
ing entertainments were given in her
honor by Melba, Calve. Paderewski, Vic
tor Herbert and others.
Miss Irma Rosenbaum entertained the
Tit for Tat Club at garden party on
Wednesday evening ct the elegant resi-
dence OF her mother, COZ east Grace street.
The decorations OF flowers and lights
were very tasteful and beautiful, and a
collation., comprising every dainty OF the
season, was served. Dancing was the
special order OF the entertainment, though
there were many pretty hooks and cor
ners especially arranged for tete-a-tete.
Among the guests were: Misses Miriam
Rosenbaum. Sadie Whitlock, Hannah
Saal. Rita Meyers, Miriam Lovenstein.
Stella Myers, Inez Goodman, Essie
Straus, Irna Rosenbaum. and Messrs.
Sydney Rosenbaum. Martin Kahnweiler,
Leroy S. Cohen. Sydney Lee. Sam Sycle.
Memo Mitteldorfer. Ellis Hutzler, Sydney
and Clarence Hutzler. Joe Goodman. and
others.
Miss Hannah Saal, of Petersburg, IL
the guest Of Miss Inez Goodman, 92S
west Franklin street.
Miss Heidelberg. OF New York. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Seymour S. Straus,
$50 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Meyer and their
daughter, Mrs. Josie Meyer Steiner. are
expected home soon, after two years
travel in Europe.