Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21

jar, by Mrs. Isaac Davenport Those
present were: Mesdames Keim. OF Phila-
uelphia; Hazard. Warner Moore, w. l..
royal. John Harrison, James Dooley, Al
ston Cabeii, W. ID. Thomas, Samuel Mar
TN, Isaac Davenport. J. a. White. G. w.
+. Burk, Frank Male, Edmund Strud-
wick. Williams. ThoRBs Boiling, ]. ii.
Eilerson, Ashton Stake, Ben. Palmer.
Carter Scott, James Ryland, Levin Joynes;
Lindsay. OF Philadelphia; w. Il. Caldwell,
a. Boulware, Philip Bruce. j. A. Coke.
Richmond Pearson. and Herbert a. Clai-
borne.
The ideality OF Ms. James Dooleys
beautiful home, of River View, never
seemed more pronounced. and was never
more thoroughly enjoyed than on the occa-
sion Of an at home" given by her Friday
evening. She was assisted I'm receiving by
her nieces. the Misses Eldee. of stanton,
Va. and Miss Lewis, a niece OF Major
Dooley. a dainty light collation. was
served, which was by no means the least
part Of the perfectly appointed whole.
Among the guests we're Mrs. Isaac Daven-
port, Mrs. b. II. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip A. Bruce Mr.. and Mrs John Dun
lop, Mrs. Frank Male, Mrs. Junius A.
Morris Mrs. r.. A. Lancaster Mrs. Levin
Joynes, Mrs. Thomas n. Carter, and Mrs.
William u. Thomas. Mrs. Richmond
Pearson, Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs. Harry
w. Hayward Mrs. Preston Cooke. Mrs.
Maud Darlington, and Mrs. Lindsay, OF
Philadelphia.
At tho Second Presbyterian church CDr.
Hoge's) tomorrow evening at o'clock a
wedding will take place, which will be OF
interest 10 large number Of Richmond
people, as friends OF the bride and groom
elect. As ANNOUNCED before, Miss Sallie
Lindsay Walker will at that time be mar
ried 70 Mr.. Julian Morris. OF Louisa The
church viii be appropriately decorated
and the ceremony will be performed by
Rev. Moses ID. Hoge. In this connection
1t Is interesting to note that just forty
years ago. upon the same date and at the
same church, DR.. Hoge ofIiciated at the
marriage Of Mr. and Mrs. Walker father
and mother of the bride to be. There will
be no attendants. except the maid or
honor. Miss Connie Page. Of Albemarle'
the two little flower girls. Misses Mary
Morris and Rebecca Walker, and the
ushers, Messrs. Madison Scott, Henry
Harrison, Allan Day Crutchheid Thomas
Barbour. Of Albemarle; Edmund Morris
Of Louisa; Roger Walker, Of Charlottes-
Vile; John II. Montague. and i. i. Goss,
Of Orange county. DR.. Thomas Morris, OF
Louisa, will be best man, and after the
ceremony the bridal party. with few IL
innate friends. win be entertained at an
elegant supper by the brother OF the bride,
Mr.. c. c. Walker, 800 east Grace street.
An extended northern tour Is contem-
plated, which will include visit TO Mon
treal.
Alternate weeks are not complete with
out the Richmond german. This week the
german contributed its usual part TO the
Measure OF the fashionable folk, the
chaperons being Mrs. Thomas Boiling,
Mrs George Ross, MIS-. Levin Joynes'
Mrs David Tenant, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Thomas y. Carter, and Mrs. d. ID.
Christian. Among the dancers were Mrs.
Adolphus Blair, Mrs. John SHELTON VIII
Hams. Mrs Allen Potts, Mrs. Walker
Misses Ship OF Lexington, Eleanor
Bosher. Leila Gray. Annie Lee Alfriend'
Mabel Walker, May Handy. Mary Hill.
Virginia Hayes, Ellen Hobson' Maude
Stokes, Annie Gray. Mary Lyons Mayo,
Louise Allan Mayo, Hattie Ross, ana
Messrs. Edward Robinson, George Reld'
Henry Cabell, John Young, Otis Alfrienc'
and Linwood Antrim.
The Misses Moon entertained a party
of friends at cards Saturday, the l3th'
Red was the color used in decoration,
and that every appointment was complete
and tasteful is implied and certified,
when the names Of the hostesses Is given.
The prizes were won by Miss Annie Rose
Walker. Miss Mabel Todd, and Mrs.
Charles Todd. A few OF those present
were Mrs. J. Allison Hodges, Mrs. Henry
Williams. Mrs. Warner Moore, Mrs.
Charles Todd, Misses Lucy Wormeiey'
Mamie Steger, Annie Rose walker,
NJ A VI
Tucker. of North Carolina; Little, OF
New York; Mary Saunders, Morgan,
Mary Williams, Katie Montague, and
Louise Allen Mayo.
Mrs. J. f. Fitz gave a thimble tea at
her home Saturday afternoon between
the hours Of and 7. The principal fea-
ture Of the evening was a prize contest
entitled "a Penny for Your Thoghts.
The first prize. a handsome cup ana
saucer, was won by Miss Bessie Han
cock; the second, a cut-glass and silver
inkstand, by Miss Marguerite Prosser,
and the BOBBY prize, long-handled
spoon. fell to Miss Fanny Bergam. There
were about thirty guests, which means
thirty DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained people.
The musical evening at the Woman'S
Club Monday is especially deserving OF
mention as an unusually attractive pro-
oeramme. The names Of those taking
part. as given last Sunday. was guar
antee Of the pleasure Of the evening, ana
they did not disappoint any who attend
ed. There was a large attendance ana
general satisfaction. Mrs. }. smith
Rroekenbrough was chairman. and has
every reason TO feel proud or TINS cnapler
i'm the clubs history this winter. Every
number was well rendered, and all OF
Them bespoke a true artistic appreciation.
Mrs. James Harvie's whist party We'd
nesday evening goes on record as one OF
the most pleasant events OF the week. A
nrettv supper. prettily served, covers a
large ground in description, and could
never be more justly applied than in this
case. Those present were: Mrs. George
stevens. Mrs. Il. ID. Hotchkiss Mrs. Z.
T.. Doyle. Mrs. Gillette, MISS Bettie
clarke. Mrs. William Michaux. Miss
Harvis. Miss Emily Glasgow, and Mrs.
Ashton Starke.
The subject for the literary meeting at
the Woman's Club tomorrow Monday)
afternoon at half-past 4 o'clock will be
Thoughts on Education" with Miss
Jennie Elicit as chairman. Miss Elicit
has arranged programme, which VIII be
no less instructive than entertaining to
all who are interested in this important
subject.
The Imperial Club danced its regular
monthly german Friday night at Corcoran
Hall, and there was infinite regret that
its repetition will not occur until Easter.
Among those present were Misses Knight,
Powers. Southern, Welsh, Sharpe, Mar
shall. Nichols, Price, Ford, Handbook,
Johnson, Caldwell, Bale; Messrs. james,
Walsh. Lester Glazebrooke, Woodfin,
Dodd Hobson. Moore. Ladd, Nichols,