Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-02

I much fun and merriment for the fortu.
| nate guests. Some OF the members Oh
| Miss Carrie Armistead's class were Misses
| Carrie Armistead. May Moore sophie
| White. Henningham Lyons, Louise Price
| Helen Lathrop. Martha Robinson anna
| bel Forbes, Aileen Cowardn. Alise STOKES
Mamie Davenport, Nellie Davenport aho
Bessie Thompkins.
| Dr. and Mrs. George Darlington SVz
| south Fourth street. entertained Ihurso"y
| evening from until | o'clock al uahc,ns
| party In honor Of their daughter. MISS FL
| linor Darlington and her very handsome
and attractive guest, Miss Mary Mine.'
from Alabama. The house was very pie',
THY decorated In holly. mistletoe, anu
palms. and very dainty suppe.
served, after which the younger eiemehe
danced into the "wee sma' " hours or the
mc-ning. Among the guests were MISSES
Madeline English, Lena Green, Emmle
Wherry Wilson Shelton, Elsie Boykin,
Ressle Hunter. Norris Egleston. lone
Crutchfeld. Lettie Lambert Williams
Mary Baughman. Miss Tanner, Mary Cur
rington Louise Darlington, ana MISSES
Archer: Messrs. Wherry. Hobson Aiien
Crutchheld, NJ. Crutchheld, paterson
IJttleton. Fitzgerald. Sydnor, Shpwltn'
Henry McCreary. VIII Jones, Gray. stan
ard. Darlington. Ecker. l. Edmonds. Ed
rnonds. DR.. Baughman, and Lorraine
Jones.
Hon. Cameron f. Thorn and his wife
and daughter Of Los Angeles, are Tsiting
relatives in the city. Mr. Thorn is son
of Colonel John Thorn, formerly OF Berry
Hin. Culpeper county, and uncle Of Dr.
George Ross. When a young man. just
leaving the University OF virginia, ne
went out to California, where ne re-
mained until the opening OF the war
brought him back to his native state. ne
turning to the West in 1865, he mas ever
since lived in the city Of the angels wnere
he has beautiful home
The home Of DR.. and Mrs. Boyce ID.
BROKER was the scene Of a very pleasant
little card party, given in honor or 'helr
brother, Mr.. j. Well BROKER. The caro-
nlavers were Misses Marie Lishman' Rena
Carlton: Berta Major, of Glasgow, ana
Clara Liverwood. and Messrs. Ford phil
10 Carlton, and J. Well Brooker.
Miss Irma b. Rosenbaum entertained
Tuesday evening at her lovely home, 5O'
east Grace street. in honor Of Miss Edith
Rice. of New York. Among the guests
were Miss Esse Strause; Miss Levy. OF
New York: Miss Inez Goodman Miss
Sadie Whitlock. Miss Miriam Rosenbaum,
DR.. Charles Allyn Labenburg. and Messrs.
Memo Mitteldorfer Leroy Cohen, Len
nox Sycle, Joe Goodman, Sam Gunst.
Miss Eta Sycle on Tuesday evening
gave a party which deserves especial
mention. Miss Jessie Moritz. Of Norfolk,
the very attractive guest of Miss Sycle,
was the honoree of the entertainment.
Among those who greatly enjoyed this
charming affair. were Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Sycle. Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Sycle, and
the Misses Corinne Cortez Strause, Mabel
Berra Sycle; Sadie Fleck, of New YORK
city; Nora Stern. Stella Simmons, of
Philadelphia; Hattie Sycle, Rosalie Held,
Hazel Strause Juliette Strause. Hattie
Eserman, Amele Kahmeiler; Messrs.
Charles f. Strause, Jr., DIR. Long 5.
Cohen, Ivan Myer VIII Hessburg, VIII
schwartzchild. NJ. Sycle Sam Sycle, Lee
Sycle, Isadore Eseman. Max Jasques
Cohen, NJ. Florsheim, Bell Leroy Stern.
Professor and Mrs. Harrison. Of Ken
lucky were handsomely entertained We'd
nesday night by Mr. Lewis II. Blair.
The guests were Professor and Mrs
Charles II. Winston, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Nc
CURE. Mr.. John II. Powell. Rev. Hartwell
Roger William Steger. Miss Leila Blair
a pupil of Professor Clapp, added to the
pleasure by her fine playing.
Mr. and Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardin last
week gave a Christmas party 20 the
friends Of Miss Elise Cowardin and
Messrs James and Charlie Cowardin.
Games. dancing. and a delicious supper
made the occasion happy one for the
young guests. The guests were Misses
Nora Ieary, Alice Hotchkiss, Sue Skip
with. Kate Michaux. Edith White, Sophie
White, Mary Bird. Elise Stokes. Elise
Davenport, and Minnie Randolph Car
doza, with Messrs. Goodwin Boykin. Blunt
Mason Henry Hotchkiss, Elmo Hotch-
kiss. Charles Todd, Tom Leary, and Tom
Purcell.
Another happy party of young people
was the company assembled at the beau
tiful home of Master James w. Allison,
OF west Franklin street, Christmas-Eve.
Among the guests were little Misses
Christian, Cabell, Branch, Isabel Carter,
and John A. Meredith, Ann Roy John
son, and Allen Morton.
Little Miss Imogen Riddick. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Riddck. OF west
Franklin street, gave a charming birth
day party last Monday afternoon. The
tiny hostess reclted several pieces for
her guests. and in way which showed
decided talent. Miss Conway Fleming
and Miss ". r. Moore gave other recita-
tons. which delighted their audience.
The sixteen young people who responded
to the dainty invitations sent out were
Conway Fleming. Lucy Beverage, Ethel |
Long, Marie Long. jamie Moore. Lucille |
Massie. Roxie Harvie. Aline Mcdowell, |
Olivia Wingo, Archie Patterson, Carl |
Fleming Warner Moore, Raymond Mas
sic. William Lefew. and Somervlle |
Brock.
Miss Maud rutherford Harry, daugh- |
ter of Major w. n. Harry. of United /
States army, gave progressive |
auchre party on Thursday evening TO the |
creme de Ia creme of Richmond society |
Among the guests were Misses Judith |
Deane, Virginia and Mary Hayes, Lottie
Montague, Anne Tenant, Ethel Pace, |
Flossie Talbot, Evelyn Gordon, Eleanor
Bosher, and Emsie Pegram, and Messrs.
william Shelton, John Rutherford /
Joseph Johnson, w. k. Johnson, Ian
caster Williams, Arthur Wiley, Jordan |
Leake, George Gibson. William Grant, |
Robert c. Campbell. Richard Gaines. and |
General Anderson.
At a recent meeting Of the Woman's /
Christian Association, Mrs. w. II. Tyler
resigned her position as treasurer. on |
account Of having to leave the city for
The winter. Miss Pearl Bodeker was |
elected as Mrs Tyler's sue