Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

party consisted OF Miss Mayo. MISS DICK
son. Miss Mary Mayo, Misses Coiemah'
Mcclure. Perkins. and BoyKih'
The TortnIehtiy Club held us tegu,"
meeting last Monday at the house Oh Di.'
Charles /. Brown, east frankhh 49,
THE next meeting will take place at MI
Luther Camps.
An entertainment, including some '''e
music. a doll drill, and various "sss
attractions. such as refresnhen'S' 49,
viii be given next Friday night az ,ne
residence of Mrs. Hines. 26O5 east rrailn-
lin street The small sum OF 20 GEMS -
cures all the pleasures OF the evening 90
the satisfaction Of having contributes
tho wants OF the Free kindersai 'on -
General moor. which is the object or the
nndortakinr II Is under the auspices OF
the ST. Johns Circle OF Kings Daus"'e'''
The Southern Churchman says: lhele
Is no Christian giving that does nv,
good with less injury, than giving ~
hospitals for the sick and innrn poo.,
Earnestly impressed by the truth or TINS
statement. the ladies In charge OF tno
bazaar TO open February 18th at the hes'
mental Arrnory are at work win manu-
and heart TO secure its success. inc hNe
hosnitals represented I'm this assoclateu
work are; Retreat for the Sick. fouuueu
many years ago, and which owes its eN
istence to the exertions OF one or the nios.
unvearying. jealous women OF this perlou'
the Shetering Arms. the only aosoIutely
free institution of its kind in TINS cl'y'
founded by the loveliest or CHRISTIAN W.
men, Rebekah Peterkin. whose unnIlsheI
.arl.l 10 trFnTr
are faithfully endeavoring TO complete IL
and TO establish the hospital as a living
monument 10 her memory; the Eye ana
Ear Infirmary so potent for good, and the
Old Dominion and Virginia hospitals,
botn too well known to need comment
upon the charity and untiring work OF
their skilled faculty, nurses, and boarus'
Those in charge need from now on TO the
close Of the bazaar the sympathy and CO.
operation OF a generous public TO give
success.
The "Mistletoe Ball" on January 18th,
continues the theme OF greatest inter-
est. Every arrangement has been made
TO ensure its being the most brilliant
social event Of the season Of 1867
and the sale of tickets indicates
large attendance Of the beauty,
fashion. and gallantry Of Richmond
and Virginia. To say that 1t is expect
ed to excel even the previous balis
under the same auspices Is TO guarah-
tee that it will be perfect in every de-
tail and elegant 20 the highest degree.
All the friends Of the German-Ameri-
can Society in Richmond look forward
to the evening Of the 18th as promise
OF keen enjoyment. 1t being the date
~ hnQnflfnl
operetta-"Orpheus in the Upper World.
Some of the best dramatic and musi-
cal talent i'm the city will take part
and the fact that the operetta Will be
sung in German enhances its musical
worth from the well-known fact that
German is essentially the language OF
song.
Among the things which come rather
as a surprise in point OF time, whlle
an occurrence not unexpected by the
friends of the contracting parties was
the marriage last Wednesday OF Miss
Irene Peasants and Mr.. John Mallory.
Owing to Illness in the family, and the
recent illness of the bride, the mar
rage was entirely private. Many con-
eratulations and best wishes are ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Mallory, who VIII
return TO Richmond about February lst
The Richmond Germans are but
fortnightiy repetitions Of most dellSht1ui
conditions. Last Monday was no ex-
oeption to the rule, and every feature
was presented with the usual thought
fulness and good taste. There was no
lessening in the number of dancers,
who were led in the beautiful figures OF
the german by Mr.. Thomas Boiling, and
chaperoned by Mesdames Alfred L.
Harris, George Ross, Thomas Boiling
james Allison, Levin Joynes, d. ID.
Christian, and Thomas n. Carter.
The Woodbridge Memorial Circle OF
Kings Daughters will give a silver tea
Wednesday. January 9th, from to
o'clock. at the residence OF Mrs. a. r..
Warren, No 16 west Grace street. Tnere
viii be q fine musical programme rem
dered during the evening, and also reel
tations.
Mrs. Joseph A. White entertained a
large party at cards Friday night Pink
candles. American Beauty roses, and
mink carnations were used in tasteful
and artistic decoration, and the prizes
handsome and pretty-were won by Mrs.
r l.. Powers and Mrs. Edward La1erty.
Mrs. Cabelrs current events and Mrs
PIair's Shakespearean classes. and the
matinee musical at Miss Guillaumes,
all take their deservedly popular places
in the social programme of last week.
and remain as a pleasant forecast Ior
ths next.
Tinsley and Kent were at nome liiIor-
malIly to their friends Wednesday, from
to Z.
Mrs c. p. Brock entertained a number
of friends at cards Monday afternoon.
Miss Iandon Rives. of Castle Hill, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Allen Potts, No.
3l5 Harrison street.
Miss Marsh Of Pennsylvania, Is VISIT
ing Mrs. James Allison.
Miss Maggie Freeland will be with Mrs.
% d. Hotchkiss, No. east Franklin
street this week.
Miss Susie Whitehurst will be the guest
of Mrs. Albert Mayo during January.
Miss Alice Norton. who has been the
guest of Miss Marguerite Prosser, has
been called home suddenly Oh account VI
illness in her family.
Mrs. John williams Harrison VIII en-
tertain number Of friends Tuesday eve
ming from to 7 O'Clock.
Miss Nash. Of Norfolk, is visiting the
Misses Cooke. south Third street.
Miss Mamie Saunders viii give caro-
marty on next Wednesday in honor OF
her guest, Miss Minnie Tucker. OF Ra-
leigh, n. c.
Misses Fannie Reinach and Hannah
cohen. who have been the pleasant
Guests of Miss Rosendorf and MISS
Marian Levy, have returned to their
homes. -, =,
Miss Blanche Aarons, of Baltimore, is
the guest Of Mrs. Isaac Cohen Lom-
hardy street. J.,
Mrs A. Newman, OF New York, Is
visiting her brother. Mr.. Charles Ihal-