Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-23

chief attraction of the week. The Army,
Navy, Colonial Museum and restaurant
are beautifully housed, and the gypsles'
bower is one OF the most striking Tea
lures Of the decoration.
This afternoon and evening belong 10
DR.. Hatcher's Boys. In the afternoon at
4 o'clock they will give Turkey Party
for the children, the prize being pair
OF bantams. All children are Invited. In
the evening the regiment into which the
boys have organized themselves, consist
ing of Howitzers, Zouayes. Regulars. and
Blues, will give a dress parade. and be
reviewed by "Uncle Sam" himself The
entertainment which they announce is
entitled Love and War" and will occur
after the parade, and they will appear In
roles which combine the dramatic and
the musical.
The tableaux to be given at the Acad-
envy tonight for the benefit Of the Old
Dominion Hospital will be especially
beautiful and unique. The tableau to be
given by the Art Club is entitled the
Loan Exhibit" and will be represen-
tation of living pictures and statuary.
Another beautiful picture will be called
1.-The Flower Dream" Another. most in
teresting to lovers of football. will be
called "a Scrimmage for the Ball." and
will be given by Captain Langford and the
Richmond College football team. Pro-
fessor STEMS orchestra will furnish the
music. There will also be a "cake-walk"
by four artists in that line. Other tableauX
that will be given will be "A Tabeau
from One OF the Old Poets" and "The
Child Of the Regiment" Mrs. Joseph Gill
has this last under her management. and
the local military will take part in II.
Those who will take part In the Loan
Exhibit" which will be the opening ia b.
leau. will be Misses Beirne. Marion
Robins, Amy Werth, Anne Lee; Cooke, OF
the University; Grace Shields. Anne
Grant, Florence Parker, Mr.. William
Mason, DR.. Clifton Miller, and Mr.. Spencer
Carter. Messrs. Marion Dimmock and
william L. Shepherd have given Invalu-
able aid, which is much appreciated by
the committee. Misses Parker, Grant,
and English will be statues.
Miss Emily II. Eppes, of City Point,
Va, will spend Thanksgiving with friends
at ia south Third street.
There will be quite a good number OF
suppers given after the generous one
Thanksgiving evening. Among these will
be that OF Miss Estelle de Saussure, who
is one of the seasons debutantes.
Mr.. A. l.. Bowen and Mr.. Edward Alex
ander, of Newport News, will spend
Thanksgiving in'the city,.
Miss Nora Heller, of Washington. d. c.,
and Miss Saddle Schwan, OF Norfolk, are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Straus.
Mrs. George Booker and daughter. OF
Old Point will visit Annapolis for Thanks
giving.
Miss Annie Mayo left this morning for
Annapolis where she will visit her cousin,
Mrs. Handy.
Mrs. Mary s. Ware, of New Orleans.
will give a travel talk at the Woman's
Club this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, in con-
sequence OF which the Current Events
Glass will be postponed until Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Ware. who is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. George w. Bagby
spent fourteen years abroad.
Miss Alice George. Of Baltimore, Is
spending the Thanksgiving season with
Miss Betty Booker, on south Third street.
Miss Ellen Glasgow, the brilliant author
OF ''The Descendant" and "Phases OF an
Inferior Planet" will leave for Europe
later in the winter. She will spend six
months abroad for health and recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Tinsley and Miss
Tinsley entertained Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gar
land Tinsley, Of Nashville, at handsome
dinner on Tuesday night. The decorations
we're yellow chrysanthemums and palms.
The guests of the occasion were Mr. and
Mrs. James g. Tinsley. Mr. and Mrs. 7
Garland Tinsey. Miss Virginia Tinsley,
MIR. and Mrs. b. II. Alsop. Miss Tinsley-
and Miss Irene Tinsley. DIR. James. and
Mr.. Gaines.
There will be a meeting OF the Commit
tee OF the Associated Hospitals on We'd
nesday at IL o'clock NJ. at the Retreat for
the Sick. Every member Is requested 10
be present