Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-14


stre ene9fated for its great leavenlng
..ool aEainst alum and all forms OF adul-
pDd@slvh common TO the cheap brands
ny Al BAkiNG-POWDER COMPANY.
Robert b. Munford. Mrs. Robins. Mrs.
randolph Tatum. Mrs. James Peasants.
MRS. John Coke, Mrs John Noting.
Sirs. churchill Young Mrs. T.. c. Minor.
Mrs. William Archer. Mrs Moncure Per-
kns' Mrs Howard Hoge Mrs. Frances
Deane Williams. Mrs. Malvern C. Pat
terson. Mrs. Archie Patterson; Misses
Mary Lyons, George Blankenship. Pre-
eious Moore, Virginia Hayes. Adele VIII
llams' Kate Harris. Weddell. Lizzie
. Iownes, Leila Tatum. Maury, Flossie
Ialbott Annie Munford Merrill, Camm,
Bessie Wight. Saunders. Marian Robins
Iyler' Harrison. Marian Waller; ITALIA
zero OF Gloucester, and Kennon, Of
Powhatan.
The Tuesday german was led last
week by Mr.. w. S. p. Mayo The at
tendance was large, and few germans
this winter have been more heartily
enjoyed.
Among the dancers were many
visitors 10 the city, including Misses
Ship, Of Lexington; Elizabeth Taylor,
Of Norfolk; Palmer, of Norfolk; Shafer
Of New Jersey; Rogers, of Norfolk jose
phine Dixon, of Buffalo; LAnch. of Bal
timore; Corke. of Hanover, and Nash.
OF Norfolk Richmond was represented
by the -Mesdames Austin
Brockenborough, Charles Evelyn Smith.
Robert Powers Rufiin-and the following
young ladies and gentlemen: Eleanor
Bosher, Annie Lee Alfriend, Leila Grey
Helen Lea, Florence Wilson, Carrie Cole
man. Nina Randolph Marianne Meade
Emsie Pegram, Mabel Walker, Mary
Hill, Mary Binford. Virginia Hayes
Eleanor Bosher Ella Jackson, Kathleen
Anderson, Louise Allan Mayo. May
Lyons Mayo, Maude Stokes. Madeline
English, Mary McCaw. Della Tompkins,
Halle and Rachel Cooke; Messrs.
Branan, Blankenship, Cooke, Harrison,
Binford, Quarles, Anderson, Hobson
Young, Currie. Ransom. HAYES, AL
friend, Mayo. and others.
Tomorrow afternoon, beginning at 4a5
O'Clock, the Woman's Club will spend
IAN Hour with Beethoven" under the
direction of Mrs ]. Smith Broken
borough. The programme will consist
Of q short analysis of beethoven
Second Symphony" followed by the rem
dition of that symphony upon two
Sianos. by Miss Noting, Miss Guillaume'
Mrs. Peterborough, and Mr.. Hair.
The analysis and execution OF Beeth-
ovens third concert% will conclude the
hour with that great composer, Mr.. j.
O. Hair. and Master John Powell will
NAV the concerto, and more skilled per-
formers would have been hard TO select
At the meeting Of the Colonial Danes
held nj the Young Mems Christian AS
eociation rooms on Wednesday last,
there were several new members elected
and much business disposed OF Inc
schoolgirl prize paper" written py
Miss Annie Wise Mayo, was read by
Mrs. James Lyons, and elected much
well-deserved praise for the young writer
AT the reception, following the board
meeting. there were present, amona
others: Mrs. James Lyons Mrs. Russell
Robinson. Mrs. Lucy Trent. Mrs. w. II
Perkins, Mrs. George w. Mayo MRS. X
A lancaster. Mrs. Howard Hoge, Mrs
William r. Robins, Mrs. Peasants, Mrs
charles Selden. Mrs. Reginald Gillian
Mrs. Herbert Claiborne Mrs. Blanton
Mrs. Philip A. Bruce, Mrs William ID
THOMAS Mrs. Ball, Miss Annie Rose
Walker. and the Misses Mayo.
Pretty girls, good music, dainty re-
fregbments and a good cause are a happy
combination All these met In th'
tea given by the young ladies or Dr
Hoge's church Thursday night and th'
undertaking, as it deserved was a brign
/ success.
Mrs. Reginald Gillian entertained
marty of friends, in honor of Miss Falr
| child, and Miss curtis, of Boston tues
| dav. The decorations We're especiall!
/ dainty and pretty. consisting, as the!
did, Of beautiful ferns.
THO ei1ver tea given at the residence o
pew 7 7 Gravatt. No. 81 Park avenue
| THURSDAY evening. was largely attended
/ and most enjoyable. Every accessory II
uav of decoration and refreshment
/ vS1s I'm evidence and the entertainment
/ nrogramme was unusually good. IN
/ recitations by Miss Ethel Slater and MIS-
/ Tulie Dreer Barham were 1e,4ture
| worthy of especial mention and I'M
! musical numbers rendered by Miss JUN
! Teller. Mr.. Conway Gordon, ana MT
| Herbert Phillips were, indeed, excelleht
The parlors Of the Albemarle Clul
have been kindly offered to the Rose
mary Circulating. Library Committee 10
a musical reception TO be held there Of
tuesday. February 18th, from D TO
/ p NJ. - 10,
A most attractive programme mas peSi
orranced and all who attend VIII %
aseured for the small outlay OF 20 cents
of delightful afternoon, besides IN
odded satisfaction which comes from IN
coneciougness Of having aided In a worth
cause.
Nfrs r. william Pemberton entertalne,
,or Sundav-school class at a PM
I,,ncbeon, on Saturday. The scene wa
- ,rottv one. no color being so becomlh
90 odantable TO beautiful decoration
Al tbat carnations, ribbons, and rose
I'D do TO carry out the color desisl
Us brought into play, and the enc
,,as lovely. Those present were: Misse
Meade Burwell, Mary Burford' Bessl
CatIin. Mary Darlington, Grace PARRISH y ISL
Flossie Parrish Emma Lorraine ueu ,
Newman Maggie Williams. Lucie HUI
! cor and Mrs. George Gibson.
The Junior Aid Society OF 81 Jonn
o,,,rcb gave a very successful foui
49,, IN the lecture-room of the chulc
ON Friday afternoon. the prooeo d :,
Srbich. both In pennies ana pou'D'
SI,ss Fairchild, OF Boston, VINO Is
1t of Mrs. Adair Peasants lectuIe
49,. The Woman's Club THURSDAY %
p ,',,,' rs,nderqarten." She Is arueh,i