Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

vidge, Of Washington. Miss Davidge Is
a strikingly-handsome brunette, whose
| popularity is attested by the many at
tentions which have been paid her both
here and in Washington. Seven-handed
! euchre whiled away the early hours OF
| the evening for Miss Mayo's guests.
| Afterwards the party adjourned TO the
dining-room, where most elaborate sup
per was served. The table was hand
somely decorated with embroideries,
silver. cut-glass. and tall. branching
caDdelabra. After supper the prizes were
delivered. Mr. Henry X. Terry and Mr..
Edward Mayo bearing off the two beauti-
full prizes, gold pin and a handsome
calendar Miss Lily Urquhart later
sang in her usual pleasing style The
Stars are Shining Bright. My Love-"
Those receiving were Miss Edith Da-
vidge, white and green chiffon, yellow
satin ribbons: Mrs George Mayo. black
satin, lilac and lace trimmings and Miss
Lima Livingstone Mayo. pearl-gray silk.
bodice of pink and gray chiffon, pink
velvet trimmings. The guests were
Misses Lily Urquhart. Mary Hayes, An
ME Wise Mayo. Belle Perkins. May Lind
say Carrie Coleman. and Messrs. Henry
Terry William Townes. George Lathrop,
Ed. Mayo, Higginbotham. DR.. Merrick.
Arthur Mayo. George Mayo. and John
Howard.
The home OF Mr.. George D. Lambeth
presented festive scene on Friday eve
ming. when his daughter, Miss Marian T..
Lambeth, entertained a number Of friends
az a progressive whist party. the honoree
OF the occasion being Miss Annie w.
Jopling. OF Bedford City. Mr.
r,t.;If.. r,onro,,1 Mice Nfrgipfa To lnoft
proved the successful contestants for the
first prizes. Among those who greatly
enjoyed this charming AFFAIR were Mr..
and Mrs Philip Barraud. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. c. Schloss. Mrs. j. w. Snyder; Misses
Winnie Leach. OF New Jersey; Virginia
ID. Esther Clarke, Myra Bar
raud, Fannie Fowler. Annie ID. Lambeth
Annie H. Frayser. Nellie V. Lambeth.
and Annie Jopling; DIR. ID. A. Kuyk
Messrs. II. u. Ebel. ]. b. Lipscomb. II. |
ID. Wilkerson, w. w. Dickie, II. c. Mich !
olas. A. w. Parke. II. r. Lewis Frank |
Frayser. Frank Bell, and w. II. Lam
beth.
One OF the most delightful entertain
ments of the past week was the reception |
rendered by Misses Shirley and Helen |
Snyder to their little friends on Thursday
features Of the evening was Cinderella
Party" Miss Madeleine Noble and Master
Edgar Lambeth carrying of first prizes;
consolation prize carried off by Master
Tray Davis. Dancing and other games
we're INDUCED in until a late hour. Those
assisting in receiving were Mrs. ]. w.
snyder. Misses J.. Esther Clarke, and
yellie Lambeth. Among the guests were
Kisses Nina Wiley. Madeleine Noble.
losalie and Lydia Gates. Hazel, Ella,
nd Myrtle Scott, Mary Ramos, Bessie
nd Gay Wilson, Louise Thompson. and
Edgar Lambeth. Oscar Noble,
ulian Wilson. Harmon and Sherwood
.ambeth, Anderson and Gray Davis Spill
n and Manly Ramos. Hunter Gates,
1ifford, Herbert. and James Taylor.
The young ladies of Miss Alice Swain
Iunter's vocal class had their semi
lcnthly recital at the studio Friday af-
.rnoon, January 7th- Their selections
ere all sacred. &C.:
Flee an q Bird" Daud). Miss Myrtle
tkinson: zone Sweetly Solemn Thought"
Ambrose), Miss Fairfax Loving: Prayer
flller), Miss Ellen Douglas Garnett;
Babylon" (Watson). Miss Agnes Nc
arthy; but the Lord Is Mindful (st.
auD (Mendelssohn). Miss Elizabeth
Isher; ave Maria QuzzD, Miss Lu- Z
lie Pizzini: 1T VIII Sing OF Thy Great
ercies" est PnuD Nendelssohn). Mrs
b. Howard; 90 Rest In the Lord"
.liiam (MendeIssohn). Miss Evelyn
ridges: Duo. II Waited for the Lord
Misses Watkins ana