Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11

| the Centenary choir, soprano; MISS mar
] garet Knowles. OF St. Pauis. and Miss
| Erna Bass. Of the Second Baptist choir
contraltos: Mr.. Charles Hunter. baritone
OF All-saints church, and male quar-
! tette. under direction of Mr.. Joseph
White. Miss Alma Mcneil. Of South
Carolina, who is now studying with Pro
! fessGr Keswick, will play a violin solo.
/ She viii be accompanied by Professor
! Keswicks orchestra
Beginning at half-past s. the following
1 numbers will be rendered.:
| Aria de Freischutz). Weber.
Miss Maud Porter.
The Two Grenadiers. ...... Schurmann.
Mr.. Charles Hunter.
| Fairy Moonlight. Arranged by Fogle.
Male Quartette.
selected. .........
Miss Margaret Knowles.
Intermission.
Intermezzo (Cavalleria Rusticana).........
Violin Solo, Miss Mcneil.
| A Dream............. .............. Bartlett.
Miss Erna Bass.
o. That We Were Maying. .................
Miss Porter. Mr.. Hunter.
Serenade...... ........ 800. ....Marschuer.
Male Quartette.
| Accompanist.. William McGehee.
Professor Keswlcll's Orchestra.
| The Woman's Club has had a most
Interesting week on Monday a continue
| ton of the delightful "Travel-Talk' was
given. The speakers beautiful English
and quaint humor made the talk doubly
enjoyable. On Wednesday, at IL A. NJ,
the Current Events Glass. which has be-
| come charming feature Of the club. was
| held. Tea was served every evening
during the week.
The Young Ladies' Society Of the Monu-
mental church gave delightful silver tea
on Friday at SIS p. NJ, in the lecture
room of the church. The room was pref
| thy decorated with shaded lamps, cut
flowers, and palms, and bevies of pretty
girls in light dresses served delicious re-
| freshments TO the many callers. A splen-
| did musical programme was executed. and
| neat sum netted for the charity.
The ladies connected with the Sewing
| Society, the Peterkin Guild. and the Pas
| toral Aid Society of st. James church Will
have their annual luncheon supper and
| sale on Wednesday, December nth, In the
lecture-room Of the church from 10 A. NJ.
| TO 10 p. NJ. Homemade fruit-cakes ana
plum buildings will be a special feature OF
| this sale.
| An auxiliary to the homeopathic Free
| Dispensary Board has been formed on
Church Hill. At meeting held at the
presidents residence, Miss Margaret Pros
| ser. 2Si3 east Grace street, on Thursday
/ afternoon, Mrs. Charles V. Meredith was
unanimously elected honorary president
THE following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Miss Margaret Prosser; First Vice
President Mrs. Virgie Peasants; Second
Vice President Miss Annie Goddin; Third
Vice-President Miss Sallie Snellings; Sec
retary. Miss M. Hunter FERGUSON; Urea
surer. Miss Lucy Menson. These ladies'
propose giving an entertainment In the
near future for the benefit of the dispen-
sary.
Miss Eloise Howard Bruce has gotten
ND most unique calendar, wmcn VIII
make a charming Chrlstmas-gift. 1t is
also an exponent of her taste and artistic
skill The calendar is profusely illrstra-
ted with the coat OF arms OF leading
Virginia families, and makes compact
collection of these fascinating insignia
which is rarely seen. Some OF the arms =
which appear in the calendar are Lee
Page, Fitzhugh. Darlington, Garter
Bland-Cabell, Randolph, Beverley, Nelson
Tazewel, Skipwith Mayo, Diggs' Boliing'
Spotswood, Hoge, and others
Hon. w. L. Wilson. Of Washington and
Lee University, has accepted an INVITA-
lion 10 deliver the annual address before
the Virginia Historical Society
Miss Virginia Cooke, Of Lower Bremo.
is visiting the Misses Bridges.
11o, w A. Little and bride, of Frede-
ricksburg spent Few days a' tue 'e'l'
son last week.
Mrs Charles Dimmock, of Gloucester,
will snend the holidays with her daughter
Mrs II. A. Williams, on east Grace street
Miss Hal. Morson. of North Carolina
who has been visiting Miss Lucie Worine-
ley. has returned to her home.
DR. and Mrs. ]. A. Warren, OF Mobile
ore here for the winter. with Mrs. John
~ Fubank, sos east Grace street.
Miss Margaret Old. Of Norfolk. who has
heen on a visit to the Misses Wertn' ieit
Yesterday for Baltimore, where she VIII
Sf,ss Alice Jordon. who has been on
x,isIt 10 Boydton for the past week. mas
returned to the city. co.,uo,,
The last meeting OF the Junior Cotiiioh
al the Jefferson was ucSiuS'
and the young people enjoyed denght-
f,l evening. The next meeting VIII Do on
December the 18th.
Mr. Osuga. the noble Japanese gentie-
mar who has given up his whole fortune
for the education into the Christian iaith
oe che Young Japanese, will give an ad-
dress al Grace church this afternoon at
O'clock which promises 20 be most inter-
esting and instructive. 49, e...o
Miss Belle Perkins, who Is the state
regent of the Society of the Cniidren on
The American Revolution, was the guest
- tho Great Bridge Chapter during the
,parehters Of American Revolution Con-
so~snce in Norfolk. Under her direction
,.,'n,.ai chantars of this society have been
organized in this state. ,,,,,. .,
Miss Emily Eyre Baker WILSON,
Washington, who for the past TWO s.a-
cons has been a recognized belle IN tne
90 njtaj city's social circles VIII visit MRS.
CIsrence Taylor Boykin during Christmas
week. vo~r 60 stav.
do WITH Miss Margaret Branch.
wr and Mrs Frank Stayton Thompson
,save for New York city to-day on the e:so
.rain They will be gone all the week
sttendIny the Grand Opera, and VIII te-
turn Saturday evening -,
miss, Agnes Mccarthy, who has been III
,,ith fever. Is now convalescing. and u.ls
,,a,,ed ate will, soon be out again.
lieutenant Merriam. OF the garrison al
GA Point is the, guest OF his parents.
Cants,n and Mrs. Lewis Merriam, IL this