Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-16

devotion for their talented teacner. Miss
Peple's scholars who were present were
Misses Emma Lorraine, blue silk gown
with old lace 'kerchief: Nellie Spence,
black silk and lace trimming: Rose
Archer, white null and lace; Mary Aber-
nethy, pink brOcaded gown en- tralne.
with satin underskirt. lace drapery, and
diamonds: jamie Kuehnert, red SILK lace,
and Colonial ornaments; Mamie Selden,
white silk and blue sash; Elizabeth
Wheat. white cashmere; Louise Potts,
white null, lavender sash; Mabel Jones.
pink silk and lace.
Miss Annie Lee AlfrIend on Saturday
afternoon was at home 10 her friends on
the occasion of having as a visitor Mss
Cottman of New York. The two lovely
young hostesses succeeded In making tho
visitors who dropped IN have a very
pleasant time. Miss Cottman IS a lovely
type OF the gazelle-eyed brunette, with
charming manners that have won for her
hosts OF friends.
Mr.. John G. Walker has engaged the
two lower boxes at the Academy for the
Sousa band concert, 20 give a box party
In honor OF Miss Jean HOskins. Those
composing the party will be Miss Annie
Rose Walker. Miss Julia HAIRS. Miss
Anne Tenant Miss Mary Cameron Miss
Mary williams Miss Eleanor Bosher
Miss Bruce Williams; Messrs @. A. and
John G. Walker. John 7. Anderson.
Frank Davenport. william II. Grant Jr..
Leigh Page. T.. c. Mayo. and Captain
Allison. After the theatre party a supper
will be served at the home Of Mr.. Walker.
On January 18th, at 926 Park avenue,
Mrs Henry Tilghman Meloney and Mrs
Charles Venable Darlington will give a
truly beautiful and novel entertainment
for the benefit Of the Retreat for the Sick
In the way Of a Japanese tea. The house
so well adapted 70 entertainments OF this
character. will be rendered more attrac-
tive than ever by the elaborate japanese
decorations, arranged with artistic taste
under the supervision OF the energetic
ladies having the affair in hand. Refresh
ments will be served and those who INA
the small admission fee too little % sum
GENTLY relieve their overburdened pocket
books and conscience will be able 20 pur-
chase useful and ornamental articles FOR
their homes The ladies' receiving are
among tho members OF the board OF the
Retreat, and are as follows: Mrs. John
Idghtfoot, Mrs. Minor Woodward. MIS-
Carlton Jackson Mrs. Henry T. Meloney
Mrs. Charles Straus. Mrs. Charles v car
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will be assisted by Mrs. Pleasanton Con
quest, Mrs George w. Stevens. Mrs. r.
NJ. BlankenshiD, Mrs. Austin Brockenbo-
rough. Mrs. G.. II. Gordon, and Mrs. ho-
race slater: Misses Matte Purcell, Lulie
and Mabel Walker, Fannie and Mary Ar
cher. Ella Bruce, Ellis Glenn. Margaret
Cannon. Daisy Chamberlayne, Edith
Jones. Annie Gordon. Annie Clarke, Susie
Wexford, Minnie Fleet, JAMIE Schoen'
Flore Greewald, May woodward, Mary
Coles Darlington, Marion Ryland, 49, Rahns
- Conner, Judith Deane, Nellie Parker
Miss Stevenson, OF Delaware. and Others
All Of these ladies will appear in Japaness
costumes. The very attractive invitation
cards. so kindly designed and donated by
Mr.. y. A. Hoen, announce the hours TO
be from to 7 and 8 TO II +. NJ II is
whispered the hours may be prolonged 70
accommodate those calling after other
engagements.
The charity bail. TO be given on the
Goth for the benefit Of the needy Hebrews
OF the city, will. as has been alreahy
stated. be a most brilliant entertainment
Indeed, after reading the names OF inc
executive and accomplished ladies' VINO
have the entertainment In charge. theIe
can be no doubt as 20 the result The Ma
he beautifully decorated, and the supp'l
u,iu he served by a committee Of most
eficient ladies. From 800 to 800 guests Will
attend. Among these Will be many
strangers. for there are many visitors III
our CITY. the winter season being now a'
its height. Professor stein viii furnish tne
music Everything has been done WIN ''s
view of pleasing ALL and the ladies' trust
each and every one will lend heipins
hand 10 this worthy cause. The grand pro
menade will take place promptly az sah
and they trust all will be IN attehlahse
AT this hour. The patroneases VIII Do
Nfesdanmes Moses Millhiser' ChaIl-s
Hutzler. L. L. Straus, NJ. Thalhimer' !, }.
SJrause. Israel Stern, Max Suhsl. i,
Nfitteldorfer. NJ Michelbacher. Charles
~ strause ia. Whitlock. 5. $ Whitlock.
charles Goldenberg. Jacob Cans, JULIUS
Fder. Philip Schoss. Clara Goodman ~
posenbeim. $. L. Ullman. Bertha ~
MYERS. Henry Gunst. /. II. Kaufman a.
II Kaufmann. Moses NJ. Myer' Jonas
Marcuse. william Goodman. Henry 20
non p Wallerstein, Isaac May. Samuel
Beudheim. A. Goldback, Charles "uhs.'
Herman Wallersteln. Albert Greentree. T.
Nillhiser. Amelia Heller. Henry waller
stien and Seymour Sycle.
Reception Committee-Messrs > u"
Bloomberg chairman, NJ. Arnold J.
Kaufman, Byron Bear. NJ :. BLOCH
Henry Block. Isaac Cohen l. Dettleoach'
Herbert Ezekiel. +. A. Ezekiel h. ie-
genhimer l.. Fellhimer j.. Herst a.
Greenwald. William Goodman, A. men
stern. Leroy Hutzler. Benno HutzeI' ~
A. Kass. Joseph Kirsh, Jacob hlrsh. 49,
II. II. Levy. Moses May. Charles Millhiser'
Moses AliIlhiser. Ellis Mittoldorfer, Jonas
Nrarcuss I Nfarcuse NJ Is. kOsenbaum,
II Rosenheim. william Reinhimer, Il. VI.
Reinhard ] W. Solomons, r. d. Stern
charles strause, l. /. Strause, Joseph
strause julius Strause. S. A strauss
samuel Sycle Seymour Sycle, Myer Sycle.
Charles Thalhimer, Jacob Thalhimer, >
I, Trllman. Emanuel Ullman. A. Nalen
tine II s Wallerstein, Charles Wen
philip Whitlock. A. l.. Jacobs, II. kas'
prowicz. +. c. Brauer, Julius Edel, NJ
Hessberg Ben Jacobs, Harry Hirshberg'
Leon Wallerstein. II. Raab, Joseph L."
Levy. II. j. Myers, David Mitteldorier'
Is. Thalhimer. and Charles We'll.
Floor and supper committees and other
particulars will be announced later.
The members Of Miss Mamie Pesram's
Saturday class in elOcutlon gave their
first reception Monday evening, 70 their
parents. at 1917 west Main street The
programme was as follows: 'rhe Bridge
Keepers story" Miss Kate Wren when
the Teacher Gets Across" Master Percy
Yarbrough: "Joe's Flowers" Miss Annie
Carlton; "The En- Child" Miss Helen
Cranz: Kentucky Philosophy" Miss
Louise Loving; Tho splnning-Wheei
Song" Miss Annabel Bray "sockcty
Settin' a Hem" Miss Elsie Gaskins; The
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