Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26


Misses Whitlock, Mitteldorfer, Rcsen-
helm. Rosendorf, Binswanger, and Hutz-
Ter. and Messrs Sycle. Rosendorf. Mittel-
dorfer Whltlock. Marcuse, Straus. and
Ringyenger. Miss Rebecca Whit
lock took the first prize. handsome
set OF George Ellots works. ana the
gcutleman's prize-a silver pocket-case-
was won by Mr.. Abe ". Whitlock DIT.
and Mrs. Arthur Levy were the guests
OF the occasion.
Miss Henn!e Rosendorf, OF Boston,
IS visiting Miss Eta Rosendorf'
Miss Fannie Mchelbacher Is visiting
friends in Washington. and before re-
turning viii visit Baltimore, Philadel-
phia. and New York.
Mrs. Joseph Levy is spending several
weeks I'm New York.
Miss Rosa Heater Is visiting In wash
ington.
Mr.. sidney Hutzler IS in Harrisburg,
Pa. visiting his sister. Mrs. VIII
straus.
Miss Fannie d. MittelIorfer las return
Cd from a visit TO Atlanta. Ga.
MIR. Henry Ilutzler has returned from
a four-wccks' stay in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs Emanuel Raab enter
tailed on Monday evening nine friends
at "a theatre-party. 10 see Irving and
Terry, and aiterw9rd at recherche
supper ~ the jefferson. Their guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs Sol. Sycle. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred. $. Myers. Mrs. Jacob Edel,
Misses Raab. Britonstool and Myers.
Mrs. ELIAS Peyser was the guest OF
Mr. Frank Liebormuth the past week.
Mr.. and Ms. 6. Loeb. OF Harrison
burg. Pa. were at Murphy's Hotel the
week past
Mr.. Charles T. schaap. after an alb
sence n the West of three years, is
visiting HE sisters for Few weeks.
Tho lecture by d. Henry on Hypnotic
Influence" before the WCmans Club on
Monday afternoon vas deeply intere-ting.
and listened to 10y crowded audience.
Professor Henry domonstrai red tho vast
benefit that the knowledge ana practice ol
hypnotism might 5e 10 mankind. when
applied 90 the "amcliordtion Of pain. in
the training of character. and Tor other
bencnc.eut purposes ana gave some
interesting illu iraticns OF his power ut
the close of his lecture. Mrs. J. e. "
Daniel. a. chairman of the evening. made
O. graceful introductory address. Tea was
served boy AIRS Lewis Wheat assisted by
Mrs. James Kc.th Misses Mary Lewis.
Mrs Robert Mun.ori. Miss Guillaume.
and Miss Goodwin. Guests OF the chair
man were Mrs. W. ". Henry, Mrs. James
Lyons. Mr. Barton u. Wise. Mrs. j.
SHELTON Williams. Madame Gu!ilaume
Rev. and Mrs John IS. Mason. Mrs. NJ $
Valentine. MIR. J. x. v Daniel and d.
Robert r.. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auguste JAsigi. OF Bos-
ton. Mass. will spend some weeks at 500
west Franklin street Their elegant Eng
lish trap and pair III Reconsideration
BAYS will be one OF the attractive sights
on Franklin street On the afternoons. and
Mr. ard Mrs. J'Assi Will be a charming
addition to the social circle for the re-
mainder Of the season.
ON account Of the I6irmsss "'rhe Tues
day will postpone its regular german for
the 18th instant until Friday evening.
Mrs. Earle and Mrs RULER. of New
York, who have been the guests OF Mrs.
Whitlock and Mrs. Ford during the past
week. will leave for Washington on Tues
day. These ladies were the compaenon
de voyage Of Mrs. Whitlock for many
months during their tour around the
world and ara most charming converse
tionalists. and have made "A delightful i'm
preston upon their many visitors
The Water Fairies cantata. FOR the
benefit OF the poor OF the East-End. viii
take place on Friday evening. January
3lst, at Corcoran Hail. at o'clock IL Is
hoped that Church HIN Will rally TO the
support Of this worthy cause. Mrs. T. j.
Craigie will receive all donations at her
residence, 2i0l east Grace street. Some
Of the attractive participants in the en-
Tertainment are Misses Powell. Cunning
ham, Garrison. French, Davis, Angus,
Chappeu. Mckovett, Campbell. and cur
it's: little Agnes Cunningham IL bewitch-
ing IN her taking Bubble Song" CAL
cium lights and striking scenic effects
will be used.
Miss Hexter Tabb gave a tea on Thurs
day evening from to at her charming
home on west Grace street.. I'm honor or
her guests, the Misses Zolllnger. OF Balti-
more, Nd. Miss Tabb was attired Ia pink
silk with white chiffon draperes Miss
Julia Zollinger. a gown OF crimson silk
and old lace; Mis- Mamie Zollinger pale
blue silk; Miss Lizzie Tabb OF Baltimore,
gray silk. with pearl finish; Miss Rene
Stearns, white silk. with diamond orna-
ments.
Miss Jennie Riyes. OF Baltimore. Is the
guest Of Miss Fannie Taylor.
The entertainment by Mrs. Henry
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success. The performance of Miss
Blanche Carson was executed with skill.
Mrs. Isaac Smith gave a box party at
the Irving-Terry matinee on Tuesday.
The guests were Miss Resale Smith.
Miss Rena Stearns, Miss saba Stearns.
and Miss Dimmock
Mrs O'Ferralrs Wednesday receptions
are fully attended and very bright and
agreeable Her hours are from 1 TO 8.
Miss Rose Thomas, OF Fairfax county,
daughter of eX-ieutenant-GOvernO
Thomas. will be the guest Of Mrs O'Fer-
rail- and will receive with her on Wednes-
day next.
A very charming leap-year dinner was
given at the Jefferson on Tuesday eve
ming by Mrs. g. l.. Buck, Misses Mary,
Helen. and Elsie Cameron, and Miss
Carpenter, TO Messrs. Kirkwood Mitchell,
Il. H. Gaines. George Gibson, William
Cameron. and James De Kay.
The Whist Club was entertained by
Mrs. W. James Walker on Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Isaac Davenport will entertain
the Channg- Dish Club on next Friday
evening.
Mrs. W. Mason Miller. OF staunton
Va. formerly Miss Fannie Young, Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. James II. Ander-
son. Franklin and Fourth streets.
Mrs. Charles r. Montague. OF lngle-
helm, near Baltimore, Nd is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Percy Montague.
AIR ana Mrs. Franklin Stearns, Jr.. have
moved 10 Miss Archer's II south Third
street.
General and Mrs. Bradley T. Johnston
are spending the winter at Mrs. Duvafs,
Lrrautifn and Third streets
Miss May Burnett Claiborne. OF Peters
bur, is the guest Of Mrs H. A. Cla!-