Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-16

| Sydney Lovenstein, Lee. Sydney. anc
Samuel Sycle. sydney HItzler, and others
|
| Miss Blanch Heller was rendered a de.
| lightiul surprise parry on Tuesday eve
ming. Whist was played. and the first
! prizes were won by Miss Louise MilIhisel
and Mr.. Herbert Dauman. The house
Was prettily decorated with growing
/ plants and cut-howers. Light refresh.
I ments were served during the game.
: Among those present were Mrs. 4. Heller
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dallinan. Mr.. and Mn.
| Isaac Held, Miss Jean Lovenstein
Blanche and Marion Heller. Louie Mill
hiser. Rosalie Held. Maud Dallman. Lilly
iosenlorf; Messrs. Herbert Dallman,
| Newman 2osendorf. Sam Thalhimer,
Sydney Loyenstein, and many others.
Mrs. S. Ashur is visiting friends In
Philadelphia.
Miss Annie Bowman. OF Charleston. S.
c., who has been the guest OF Mrs. s
, Ashur. is now TIE guest Of Ms. Jacob
Cans, 81 Floyd avenue.
The jefferson Club will give an old
fashioned masquerade ball. with prizes
for the most original mask, on March
9Th. at Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Edmund n. Pearce, OF London.
England. the charming guest Of Mrs. r.
VI. Whitlock, was one OF the guests Of
honor at the reception by the Colonial
Danes on Wednesday evening Mrs.
Peerce possesses a most attractive per
sonality, and will doubtless make mary
friends during her visit Of several months
In Richmond.
Mrs. William d. Thomas ha%issued In
n
day, February 18th, between the hours
from 10 Z. and from 10 S-1i3 east Grace
street.
Mrs. G. W. Stevens entertained few
friends al dinner on Tuesday evening
and at luncheon on Saturday afternoon H.
honor of Mrs. Akin and her daughter.
Miss Edna Akin, of New York, who are
her guests az present.
Miss Gertrude Camm is visiting Mrs.
Floyd Hughes. in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Ruby BOdeker entertained small
number OF young friends on Tuesday eve
ming in honor OF her friend and guest,
Mrs. A. Il. Leslie, OF Cleveland, O., and
Miss Lizzie Tabb of Baltimore. The
decorations were palms and La France
roses.
The second leap-year german was given
by the young ladies OF that popular
club on Friday evening, and quite
equalled the first in brilliancy The
last OF the series will be given at Easter
Mrs r. a. Lancaster and the Misses
Lancaster were at home to their friends
on Friday evening from to Z, and had
very charming and elegant reception.
The Tuesday receptions OF Mrs A.
Randolph Tatum and Miss Lula Tatum,
in honor OF their guest Miss Causey.
have been among the most attractive
Of the season. The ladies' will receive
again on Shrove Tuesday afternoon.
from to 7.
The young people OF Church Hill
gave n leap-year german on Friday eve
ming at the residence owned by Mr.. la
rus. on cast Grace street The house
was tastefully decorated, and all the
bellies and beaux were present. and en-
loySc The dance 10 the small hours.
The Ladies Aid Society OF ST. James
Methodist church gave a very bright ana
agreeable entertainment on Tuesday eve
ming which they called "Conundrun
Supper. There were also recitatIons.
vocal and instrumental music and a large
audience u enjoy the programme ar
ranged for their pleasure
Mrs Beauchamp. wife OF the new
pastor OF ST. James Methodist church,
has returned from visit to her rela
'iyes. In Norfolk. Mrs. Beauchamp
$ charming woman. and has won
he hearts Of all who have been fortunate
'nough 10 meet her.
Miss Stockman's lecture upon her i'm
proved method OF teaching German. be-
fore the Woman's Club. on Monday after.
noon. was very interesting. The guests