Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

rington. lilac satin, and Miss Louise Car
rington, yellow satin.
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The Monday Card Club was delight
fully entertained last week by Misses
Lucy and Matte Christian. Progressive
euchre was the game for the evening. The
greatest number OF games being won by
Miss Bernard Harvie. Among those pres
ent were Misses Irene Tinsley, Mary and
Fannie Archer. Berta Alcott, Mary Car
rington, Bernard Harvie, and Evie Blank
enship. with Messrs. James Cannon Car
rington, Noting, McCreery, Beverly Ran
dolph. Lewis Harvie, Granville Valentine,
and Drs. Spaulding and Darlington Har-
risen.
Miss Lewis Butt, who, as the guest OF
Mrs. Luther Warren, Miss Flossie Tai
bolt, and Mrs. Groner made so many
friends in Richmond, was married last
week in Atlanta to Mr.. George Alfred
Cunningham. Mr.. Cunningham is one OF
Atlantas most promising young bust
ness-men. In her own city Mrs. Cum
ningham was very popular. AS men,
Der OF the Governors staff, she bears the
title of colonel, a title given to only one
woman In America Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
ningham are to be the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Luther Warren the latter part of
this week.
Mrs. Philip T., Sutton gave delightful
reception Thursday evening I'm honor of
Mrs. McCue, of Albemarle who is now
the guest of Mrs. Thomas II. Leary. Mrs.
Sutton's always beautiful home looked
more than usually attractive on this oc-
casion.
Mrs. John p. Purcell gave a luncheon
last week. which. like all OF her enter |
tainments, was very elegant and enjoy !
able.
Cards are cut for a tea TO be given next |
Wednesday by Miss Mary Archer Saun- I
ders.
The dance given by the Richmond Cotil-
Ion Glass was brilliant affair. The MEM
bership has largely increased. Mr. Tyler
Brock, as the leader, on Friday. intro
duced many beautiful figures.
The lady managers OF tho Womans
Christian Association have recently
opened their luncheon-rooms TO gentle
men, as well as ladies, and 1t seems like
~ that their restaurant will soon have
The prestige Of the luncheon-rooms In the
Baltimore Woman's Exchange. that are
frequented alike by working people and
he most fashionable leaders OF society.
The menu furnished is very fine.
The indefatigable workers on the Board
" Managers OF the Retreat for the Sick
ire theoretically employed in arranging
or another one Of their series OF enter
for the benefit of this noble
harity. This time the lovers of music
Il the best order ave to be gratified. They
viii be able to hear. and, for a moderate
um. a concert the equal Of which is sell
om heard in Richmond. The company
ONES direct from New York, and bears
he highest endorsements from musical
rites Of that city. The hall engaged
or the occasion is that Of the Young
iens Christian Association.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Oliver, OF Shirley,
pent Friday In the city. Lieutenant
,liver, who has lust returned from tho
has been ordered 10 tho
IRIS. Oliver expect TO go TO Newport early
1 February.
The Industrial Chapter Of Holy Trinity
'hurch Guild will have silver tea Mon
ay from to IL p. NJ, at the residence
Mrs. J. J. Gravatt. sii Park avenue.
Misses Jennie and Annie Cooke. of Han
YER. are this week 10 be the guests OF
lie Misses Quarles. shafer street.
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The rehearsals OF the little Tycoon"
horus have been changed 10 Monday
nd Thursday nights. The chorus IS not
uite full yet. and few more voices
iay call upon Professor Stein az the
The cast Is about completed.
Ut no rehearsals have yet been held.
The Richmond German Club viii have
10 ed.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian ana r:
hristian churches viii give q synpo- q,