Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15


| class at the Broadus-Memorial church OF
Friday evening. This little church hai
just been completed, and is situated neal
Chimborazo Park, and is quite an add
ton to that part of the city. Miss Fray
| ser's pupils acquitted themselves will
much credit to themselves and theii
! teacher, and gave a very enjoyable en-
tertainment.
Miss Anastatia Howard has returned
from Philadelphia, and Miss Ella John
son Kerr. OF Baltimore, is her guest, Sl2
/ Grace street west.
Miss Mamie Donnan gave charming
luncheon on Thursday In honor OF her
guest, Miss Boone, OF Brooklyn. The de-
corations were in pink and green, car
nations. and mignonette upon a, centre
piece OF lace over satin. Covers were laid
for twelve-AIiss Donnan, and Miss Boone,
Misses Katherine Halves. Judith Deane.
Susie Noting, Miss Emerson OF Brooklyn,
Calvin Bragg, Rebe Glasgow, Mary Hill.
Helen Quarles, Anna Cooke Meade, of
Clarke county, Va, and Miss Anderson,
OF Lexington.
On Thursday evening March 18th, at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hail. Mr.. Hannibal II. Williams. the
greatest Shakesperean reader in the
country will give his king Henry w."
programme under the auspices of the
Woman's Club Tickets for the club
members free are to be had at the club;
those for outsiders may be purchased at
the door.
Dr. Calisch's lecture on Thursday eve
ming at DR.. Fairs church, corner Grace
and Fourth streets. will be full OF interest
and instruction. All who have heard the
lecture on a previous occasion VIII be
further edited, as the author has In
creased its scope and made some ac-
ceptable changes I'm It's matter. and those
who have not heard 1t at all will find an
hour well spent most delishtfuliy in
listening to the subject OF THE Moral OF
DR.. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde" charmingly
treated The charitable object for which
the lecture is given should also commend
II to all who are interested In the Old
Dominion Hospital and the Retreat for
the Sick.
Miss Josie Kaufman and Mr.. Isaac
Biers will be quietly married on Wednes-
day, the 18th, at the home OF the brides
brother. Mr.. /. Kaufman. of 9i5 west
Grace street.
The Tit-for-Tat Club was delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of Miss Miriam
Lovenstein, 1000 east Clay street, on
Thursday evening at a progressive ger
man. The halls. pariors, and dining
room were decorated In red and white,
the colors of the club A delicious menu
was served. consisting OF salads. fees,
bonbons. cake. etc. Those present were
Senator and Mrs. Lovenstein. the Misses
Lovenstein. the ten young ladies of the
club, and their gentlemen friends OF the
nfxfA al Eltth a
by Mr. Memo Mitteldorfer.
Mrs. Gus. Hauff. OF New York, Is the
guest of Mrs. Elias Hauff.
Mrs Myer Frank has returned from
delightful visit TO Washington.
Miss Kaufman is the guest OF Isaac
Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Meyer are in
New York.
Miss Rebecca s. whitlock left on Tues
day TO visit her sister. Mrs. A. Newman,
in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Lee. of Warrenton.
Va. are the guests Of Mrs. N. V. RAN
Mrs. Pease and her daughter. Mrs.
McNorton. OF Brooklyn. n. Y, have been
among the guests OF distinction at the
Jefferson during the past week.
Miss Alice Lodge Houston Is visiting
relatives ana friendS IN bditIhote mu'
DIR. and Mrs. Mercer. Of Newark, N.
J.. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Aston Cabell, a7 west Grace street.
Rear-Admiral Upshur and his wife are
visiting DIT. and Mrs. J. n. Upshur. west
Grace street.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Stevens are absent
upon a sudden and unexpected visit to
Fort Wayne. Ind.
Mr.. w H. Grant, Jr., spent the past
week In Philadelphia, attending the Grand
Opera.
Mrs. ". NJ. Wilson Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Judge Gregory. In New Kant, Va.
Mrs W. ~ Thomas, Mrs Charles E.
Wnrtham- Mrz- Thomas Rutherford. ana