Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

,roeo,ts tho fashionable and brilliant
assenbly-all must be employed 10 NI
~ the occasion which made Miss carrie
wesley Elicit the bride Of Dr. Cnarles
Dunbar Roy, OF Atlanta, Ga. FfoDsply
no more beautiful and tasteIul "V1-'.-s
ever occurred in Richmond. inc scene
was a perfect harmony In coiors' the -
dations through the three rooms iions
white 10 red. with everywhere a iener
undertone Of green, resulted In rich
blending which nothing save some strains
In music could express.
II is with sincere regret that MISS FL
lett's friends resign her to the keeping Oh
another State. and cordial good wishes
follow her to her new home.
The engagement of Miss Lillian Haroo-
rough and Mr. George Warren IS no ION
ger a matter Of conjecture, the cate OF
The marriage being fixed for January lZtn,
at Monumental church ct o'clock 4. NJ.
Miss Yarborough's rare gifts as a singer
has won her many admirers, and hef sta-
cious. lovable character has Drought
around her q large circle OF friends whose
best wishes she possesses, ana VINO con-
aratulate themselves that her chanSe OF
narne will not necessitate a change or
residence Mr.. Warren, too, is great
fayorite. and hearty congratulations meet
him on every side.
.orha Pebeksh Peterkin Memorial AS
ISOLATION" has now taken charge OF lts
room at the sheltering Arms Hospital
The cot. bed-linen, and other furniture
vera nresented by members OF the asso-
citation. and the room is now conIorlaDie
and attractive. but tho interest on the
invested fund IL not enough 10 make inc
amount required 20 keep the room always
occupied by a patient, as IS their desire
They feel justified, however, IN unoer-
taking il. depending upon the donations
of the annual contributors 10 the Rebekah
Peterkin Memorial Association 10 make
up the deficit.
At the December meeting Of the Board
OF Managers OF the sheltering Arms Hos
pltal Monday evening last. Mrs Francis
Deane williams was elected president and
Mrs. Harry Frazier was prevailed upon
10 take the Craftsmanship OF the Enter
tainment Committee, which, with commit
tees appointed by the other hospitals and
cooperating under the name of the Asso-
cIated Hospitals, has now under con-
sideration an entertainment TO be given
early in February. and which will be in
charge OF many OF the most prominent
and efficient ladies In the city.
Tho Board OF Managers Of the Woman's
Christian Association met In the parlors
Of that institution Monday at ~ NJ. There
was much talk about the entertainment
10 be given for the benefit Of the Day
Nursery and Free kindergarten some
time in February. So far the arrange
ments have been eminently satisfactory.
II is seldom that the Academy has had
SO attractive an audience as the one as
scmbled last Tuesday night TO witness the
performance of the two great artists,
Stuart Robson and Mime. Janaushek.
Many of the girls invited TO the Tuesday
german were there In evening dress, and
altogether the house was brilliant and
fashionable. Among those noticed in the
audience were Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mrs.
William Royal. Misses Claudia Palmer.
May Handy Ann Tenant, Mary
Saunders. Pensie Weddill, Maude Stokes,
Ella jackson, and Virginia Hayes.
Ladies night at Pickett Camp, was
well attended by members OF the camp.
members OF tho Ladies' Auxiliary, and
their friends. Major Stiless address was
highly interesting, and the rising vote OF
tharks which followed It's conclusion, at
tested the value placed upon IL by those
present. The other speakers were Captain
John Lamb and Lieutenant Mullen, OF
tho Confederate Sons" Captain Cum
ninghsm sang with pathos and sweet
ness, the song he has made SO popular,
when the Days Are Going By"
Miss Mary Ann Moore's celebration Of