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

tie Glasgow; Mabel Locket, and guesls'
Mary Gillian. Della Tompkins, Aoele
Archer VIVA Bowman; Messrs. henlS
/ CabeH. Frank Davenport. Lewis uliI
ter Saunders Hobson, william Johnsoh'
richmond Lewis, r. c. Marye, liliaI
holland. Leigh Page. John Pickereh De,
iamin Stacy James StringiehoW' l., -, -
Williams, A. l.. Williams, victor VIZ
lams. Monte Workman C ',,i,a,l
WORKMAN. st. George Cooke, r"Iies
cooke Randolph Darlington. Lee Bragg
NrcI,ane Triton University Of virginia.
rev. Mr.. bowman, William Won, VII
ian John Mallory, Charles U. Williams
watkins Ellerson, Joel Perrin, W. Gre
! cory Edward Robinson, Edward harm
sor George Warren, Guy Davis. John
yo,,ng Ormond Young, George GIBSON
Edward Mayo. J. r. Wheat James
| rutherford. Murray Dill, Thomas bran
! der. Lewis Brander, Hunston carey, ~
cor powers. rutherford Rose, Julien
/ Binford. Frank Blankenship, CARTON Nc
Ixennev. =. Irving. Mcdowell. Louisville
" Arthur Wiley. Ivey Arlington. Or.
/ Kosher Palmer Gray II. 5. Ha"es,
Tsichard Gaines, Cham. Peasants, James
Valentine Richard WORKMAN, Frank
potts Dc Grahinre'd Hobson' FRANK
Hobson. George Pegram, Dean MaulS'
| Philip Powers.
Doerite the inclemency of tho weather
there was a very large ATTENDANCE upon
/ fhe fret german given this season ny 'ne
TUESDAY Club improvement would De
impossible. and 1t only remains 10 po
I hoped that the succeeding germans i'N'
be OF the same orcer' ,- ~.
Mrs Austin Brockenborough Mrs. Mon
/ cure Perkins, and Mrs. Robert PoWers
Aoong the dancers were the Misses
po~ts Wexford Helen Lea, Leila Grey,
/ calvin Rragg. Mabel Walker, Matte Pur-
| Iii Iudith Deane. Mary McCaw, Ma
llama Meade. Halle and Rachel Cooke
Merry Hin Leila Bridges, Madeline
english. Mary Binforc, Ethel Pace, hha
jackson, and Nina Randolph Iheie
were several guests present from olher
o,tIos among them Misses Warren
Terry. waring, and Harrison. me gen
! tle,oen present were: Messrs. william
Hunt Otis Alfriend, Frank Potts. Percy
Kosher Chamber Peasants, Pollock Car
| doza walter Claiborne, Crafiin Hob
son. Granville Grey, Lee Bragg, Greer
| ra,shrnan. Alexander Sands, Randolph
! Darlington, Ivy Arlington, Spotswood
| Wexford. Douglas Adair. Albert Tan
ner. Dan. spotswoed, John Currie. joel
Perrin, Edward Quarles. and others.
| After the german a BOOd many VI thc
dancers were entertained by Miss Della
Tomplsins. at a handsome supper, given
at her home, on east Franklin street.
The Woman's Club held It's weekly
meeting Monday at 400 o'clock. The
subject under discussion was Francis
| Parlnan." Mrs. /. l.. Lewis occupied
the chair, and the able paper prepared
nv her. reviewing tho life OF Parkman,
was read by Mrs. Decatur Axtell. Miss
FriedIy's paper on "The Jesults In North
| America" was read by Mrs. f. c. Minor
Then followed Half Century OF Con-
/ nict." by Mrs. Addison Cooke, and Wolfe
| Of MontcaIm," by Miss Mary Lewis. The
napers prepared for these meetings are
| An of such acknowledged merit as TO
make comment superfuous. 1t having
long since passed into truism that
IAN afternoon at the Womans Club is
evrnonymous with an intellectual treat
a feast Of reason which might be
coveted by any," After the lectures tea
was served I'm the drawing-room, pre-
/ e,aed over by Mrs. Strudwick, assisted by
Mrs. John Harrison. The guests or the
! chairman were Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Conquest Mrs. James Lyons, Miss White,
OF Nashville and Miss Lillian Bay. or
| 81. Louis. Among the strangers present
were Mrs. Graves. OF Louisa; Mrs.
Thomas Norwood, and Miss Helen Came
ron, Of Petersburg.
The lovely bride, the elegant surround
| ings. the exquisite decorations. the SUI
] perb supper, the numerous end handsome