Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22


His Two Charming Daughters.
Oqranka. Adele Williams
WiGow OF "Rain-in-the-Face." with De-
signs on Captain Smith.
Black Eagle. Mr.. Frank McCarthay,
Indian Lover OF Pocahontas.
Medicine Man. J. Writ Bowles.
First Regular Physician.
Panther. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jeter Jones,
Scout for Powhatan.
Capt. John Smith. Mr.. NJ. Andre Burthe.
Cant. Roife.........Mr. Grafton G.. Baker,
Two Jolly Rovers, in Search OF Adventure.
Lieut.. Nelson. Louis w. Brander.
Lieut.. Swift.......... Lucien Binford. Jr.,
Tim O'Flanigan.....J. Overton Sale. Jr..
Larry O'Gaff.. j. Minor,
From the Good Ship Fearless.
Chorus Of Indian Maidens: Mrs. Rich
ard Meade. William o. Shelbourne, c.
T. Brengle Misses Fanny Mera, Evna
Bass. Nellie Parker. Elizabeth Fisher,
Marianne Meade, Sallie Payne. Alice
Cowardin, Julia Teller, Mary Bigger. Kate
Meade. Lottie Hartman. May Jones.
Carolyn Martin. Virginia Drewry, Alice
Tlnsley; Julia Lee. Maud Kent, ~. NJ.
Lyons, w. ID. Green, l.. II. Green.
Chorus OF Warriors and Sailors:
Charles L. Eubank, G. c. Bidgood. Ben.
Brockenbrough. l.. Mex. Judkins, Horace
l.. HAYES. Preston holland. DR.. c. Il.
Brock, John r. Wood, ]. f. Bradley.
Selden Wake, Dr. J. L. Roy, a. III.
Drewry, Jr., Hampden Hogue, J. b.
Winetree, Jr., Lewis w. Brander, Julian
Binford. Jr.. George W. Warren. j. c.
Shafer, Alexander w. Weddell. William
C. holland. Adolphus Blair, II. H. Plson.
c. w. Thomas, G. H. Jordan. George ".
McCrery. +. NJ. Hobson. W. Harrison
Blair, r.. Z. Minor. J. o. Sale, Jr., Il. V.
Williams.
The ladies OF Manchester will hold
bazaar for the benefit Of the Masonic
Temple of that city, beginning April Goth.
Arrangements for organization are COM
pleted, and Mrs. A. Royal is president;
Mrs. j. II. Ingram, Mrs. John O'Brien.
Mrs. Charles Sharp, and Mrs. w. j.
Clopton are first, second, third and
fourth vlce-presldents; Mrs. L. r.
Thornhill. secretary; Mrs. John OBrien,
treasurer. The following ladies are
chairmen of committees; Mrs. T. II.
Betty, Supper; Mrs. S. A. Hall, To-
bacco Booth; Mrs. w. Il. Bradley,
Candy Booth: Mrs. II. c. Beattie,
Fancy Booth; Mrs. +. II. Fitzgerald.
Mrs. W. j. Clopton, Miss Ruby Bo-
deker. all Fancy Booths: Mrs. J. II. In
gram. Fruit and Flowers; Mrs. j. II.
w liAielil4sOip ANt-CiteiAis
Perhaps no theme Of public interest
inspires such universal enthusiasm as
the Confederate Museum. its organiza-
ton, and the collecting of the sacred
relics, Identified with men who were
heroes and deeds that were heroic,
whether performed by men or women.
The room appropriated 10 Virginia and
Lee Camp, jointly, will have all the
relics OF General Lee, General Jack
son. and many others. whose memory
will be cherished by all succeeding gene
rations. Miss Mildred Lee Is regent for
this room, and Mrs J. Taylor Ellyson.
vice-regent. The relics will be collect
ed and placed in the hands OF the re-
gents, who will see that they are care
fully guarded under lock and key, as
well as by responsible persons appointed
by the society. An interesting meeting
was held at the museum on Friday at
noon, and the special effort of the So
cety Is to have the whole building In
attractive condition. and good display
OF relics. before the great reunion. on the
2sth of May.
Miss Essie Straus was the hostess OF
very charming meeting Of the "Tit-For-
Tat" Club, on Tuesday evening, at the
home of her parents, No. 400 west Grace
street The prizes were handsome and
tastefully selected They were won by
Misses Miriam Rosenbaum and Stella
Myers. The rooms were beautifully deco
rated IN white and green, and hand
some supper was served. In attendance
were Misses Irma Rosenbaum' Sadie
Whitlock. Rita Myers, Miriam Rosen-
baum, Jean Lovensteln. Stella Myers.
Hannah Saal, Miriam Lovenstein' and
Essie Straus.
Mrs. Emanuel Hecht, Of Baltimore. Is
the guest Of Mrs. Isaac Cohen.
Mr.. Philip Whliock is in New York.
sisitlng his daughter. Mrs. A. Newman.
Mrs. s. Hlrshler IS the guest OF Mrs.
I. l.. Straus. $40 west Franklin street.
Mr.. s. Strause. OF Boston. Mass, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. II. Kaufman
81 west Grace street.
Mrs. Albert Wechsler. who came to at
tend the funeral Of her father. Mr. Gus
tavus WaleTsteln, has returned TO her
home.
Miss Ray Hessberg. of Danville, Va,
who has been spending the winter IN f'lch-
mond, has returned home.
Mrs. Samuel Cohen and Miss Michel
bacher have returned, after delightful
visit to the northern cities.
The ladies' matinee musicale Will be
given at the residence Of the president,
Mrs. George w. Stevens. Floyd avenue,
on Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock,
March 25th An attractive vocal and In
strumental programme Will be rendered.
Mrs. Jackson, Of Petersburg, who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. George
Watt Taylor, returned to her home on
Saturday.
The Misses Roades, guests OF. Mrs.
Henry Peasants, returned to their home,
I'm Albemarle, Va, few days ago.
Miss Katie Wynne Harlan, OF New
York, is visiting Mrs. ii. Theodore LILY
son, No. Sl4 Park avenue.
Miss Louise Mayo will attend charm
ing house party at Easter, given by Mrs.
Governor Lowndes at the Mansion, at
Annapolis, and goes thence to visit Mrs.
Mcclure, Of Philadelphia.
Messrs. Granville Valentine and Lin
wood Antrim gave a charming breakfast
party at the Jefferson on Thursday morn
ing. Among the guests were Misses An
ME Gray, Calvin Bragg, and Judith Deane.
Miss Mary Coles Whittle is at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Spillman. lis west Franklin
street.
Mrs. John oliver formerly Miss Marion
Carter, OF Shirley. is the guest OF Mrs.
Robert Minor.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Montague. OF
White Sulphur Springs. are the guests OF
Miss 4. r. Daniel. SIC Park avenue.
Mrs. John Il. Tilford. OF Washington,
who was charming Miss Flora Hammond,
Of Virginia, spent several days at the
jefferson the past week.
Mr.. Eugene Massie and Mr. Donlas
Gordon OF Baltimore. Md, are enjoying
delightful tour through Southern Cali
fornla and the far Northwest.
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