Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

II 7. HARDWOOD. DR.. II. G. Nicholson.
linn p. Noltirg. Jr.; DR.. Rtxey, OF Cur
peper: w. S. stairs. and L. NJ. "'niree.
Miaa Iona Harrison Green, sister or tne
h,,sa 60 10 be maid of honor. The weo-
Amy which Is to take place.
~ q o'clock ia the evening. Will De per
Tor,ned nv Rishop Gibson and Rev. Lam
dor r.. Mason, in Grace Episcopal
| church. and followed by a reception d.
| the home of the bride
Judge Asby Wickham anu mS
Poicber, of Charleston. D.. u, VII -
married on the 2lth at the nome OF
the bride.
Tuesday was made one Of the red-let-
tor DAVIS of the season by the opening
| ~ the Jefferson Club on that evening.
About Q o'clock in the evening seVeraA
hundred ladies and gentlemen sathe,eu
in the handsome club building. and Win
sueakipg. dancing, and feasting, were en-
tertained until a late, or rathef, ar
early hour. One feature which mdue
the evening especially interesting "a'
the appearance Of the seVerai ioseiy
vor,p debutantes for this year. Among
those were Misses Hattie Sycle, FANNIE
| lang Marian Heller. Sadie Fiech, Tnal-
!! hI,ner. Inez Goodmsa, Lulu MillhiseT.
Florence Myers, Marian Rosenheim, ana
Stella Myers.
, Miss Maria Blair's Shakespeare ana
| tourists classes took place as usual on
| Tuesday. Italy end It's rich stores iol
the studicus tourists was the subject IN
the morning. In the afternoon the class
| devoted themselves to the consideration
Of ShakesDeare's clowns In the A"eh'n
Night. The women OF Shakespeare al.eI
next Tuesday will be the subject which
Miss Blair will read OF with her Glass
$50
Mrs. e. A. Ezekiel on Wednesday read
TO her class In English literature a weli-
prepared paper on Rare Ben. Johnson.
1t tn afternoon class in current events
the lessons Of the recent election anu
facts in connection with English workers
J and wage-earners were discussed
TIL silver tea given at the home OF
! Mrs. Charles G.. Bosher, for the penen.
of the Sheltering Arms, was successlui
IN its social as well as its silvery 1ea-
lures. Decorations of red roses and red
shaded lamps in the hall. and in the par
lors a pink glow accented in the vases OIL
pink roses and carnations, mace MIS-
! Bosher's home mere beautiful than eVer.
Among the ladies receiving were Mrs.
I1OSHtG. MESS ia O6sAO 80
Mrs. Charles Seldom, Miss Judith Dean
Mrs. Charles Conquest. Mrs. Blair. Mrs.
Herbert Funston, Mrs. Edward Valen-
tine. Mrs. X. l.. Bosher, Miss Lin Mayo,
Miss Marian Robins, Misses Minor ana
Crumo.
DR.. James Henry Breasted was intro
duced to the Woman's Club Monday eve
ming by Miss Jan Rutherford, and
gave a short talk on Egyptian hymns ana
ancient music. Egyptian music, he said'
had its strong point In the melody, IN
rythmie repetitions. and chants. Some or
the characteristic Egyptian tunes in their
native garb, and some translated he in
troduced throughout the course OF his
lecture. After DR.. Breasted's talk ne
was given an informal and very plea
SAINT reception by the ladies of the club.
The guests Of the chairman were MIRA
Lucy Chamberlayne, Mrs. John Sloan,
Mrs. Richard Darlington, Miss smith,
Mrs. William Marbury, Mrs. j. e.. Dun
lop, and Misses Mamie and Lucy Gibson.
The ladies serving refreshments were
Miss lane Rutherford (chairman), Mrs.
c. e. Smith, Mrs. Charles Davenport, Mrs.
Isaac Davenport president), Mrs. Harry
Hazard. Mrs. John Harrison, and Mrs.
Charles Evelyn Smith.
$50
Colonel Buford's home last Friday eve
ming was the scene of q delightful Juye-
nile party. when Miss Mary Buford en-
%tertained the young people Of the Friday
Evening Club. The fair sex was 'epre-
sented by Misses Nora Leary, Mary Lath-
rop, Mamie McCarty. Josephine Putney.
Addie Bowe, and Bessie Bosher. The
young gentlemen were MCssrs. Henry
Hotchkiss, Randolph Cardozo, Thomas
Leary, Thomas Purcell, Robert White
head. Charles Willes, and More Lathrop'
The meeting Of the Cotillon Class took
place, with its usual eclat, on Friday
evening. A number OF the members OF
the Tuesday German were present. Two
other meetings Of the class are 10 take
place before the end Of the month-one
on the 18th; the other Thanksgiving night
on the latter occasion the favors Will be
the University colors.
$50
The first meeting OF the Colonial Danes
for this fall is TO take place on the 18th
That date f. the anniversary of the day
on which Yeardley extracted several i'm
portant rights and privileges for Virginia
from the Government of England.
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The Daughters of the Revolution will
hold their annual meeting on the 18th OF
this month. The election of new officers
and other important business will oe
transacted, n applicants for membership
received.
Miss Dorothy Christian entertained q
number of her friends last week on the
occasion of her 18th birthday. The birth
day cake, with seven large pink candles
and other refreshments were served &c
the young people. n a beautiful souVe'
mir basket filled with Huyler's candy was
handed to each one. A number OF beau
tiful gifts told OF Miss Dorothy's popu'
larity with young and old.
The three societies connected with 81
Johns church-the Ladies' Aid Society
The Junior Aid Society, and the Guild
held a called meeting in the leoture-roon
on Monday afternoon. 1t was decided e
combine the three societies under th'
name of the Women's Auxiliary. Rev
Mr.. Goodwin presided, n the Officers
unanimously elected for the year were
Mrs. Wexford c.. Reed, president, anc
Miss Pearl Bodeker.
The earnest workers OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Pickett Camp held a meet
ing last Monday. Food n clothing
were given out 10 a number or destitute
cases. and money, proceeds or the las
winters entertainments. was brought IN
The money collected was set aside for tn
building fund. to be used in raising a hom'
for the widows and sisters OF Confede'
rate soldiers. Meetings or the auxiiiar,
ara to take place this water every fort
night on the first and third Mondays II
every month. The officers are Mrs. X
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