Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03

use OF her Eraphophone, ana MIS-. Lam
bert, as fortune-teller. was quite sue
cess, and the Easter chicken was the de-
light OF the little ones.
The Richmond Exchange for wUman's
Work held its regular meeting on Friday
at noon, with Mrs. Virginius Newton in
the chair. The committees for the
coming year have been arranged. and the
prospect seems bright for the future OF
this noble charity. The Lenten season
has affected the sales OF the exchange to
some extent, but it is hoped as Easter
approaches that the business VIII i'm
prove. Some OF the antiques exhibited
have lately met with ready sale.
Mr. William Hlgglnbotham entertained
party Of friends at seven-hand euchre
In honor Of his sisters Misses Alice and
Laura Higginbotham. Of Guelph. Canada
Those present were Mrs. Fred. Peasants,
Misses Louise Allan Mayo, Hattie and
Fannie Ross, Bessie Pace; Messrs. Or
mond Young. Charles Antrim, Fred. Plea
SAINTS, and Edward Mayo.
Miss Claudia Palmer entertained a num-
Der Of friends at luncheon last week. in
honor Of Miss Cameron, OF Petersburg.
The entertainment at the Mount YER
non on Thursday for the benefit OF the
Home for Incurables was financial, as
well as a social, success. Vocal and In
strumental music and recitations were
the order Of the evening.
General Charles ]. Anderson has re-
turned from a trip to New York
Mrs. J.. L. Lewis is visiting friends in
Washington.
Mrs. Clifford Caperton and Mrs. Arthur
LEROY will leave shortly for Denver col.
Miss Mary Bell Perkins expects to visit
friends in Atlanta during the latter part
of this month.
Miss Mildred Lee viii be among those
who will attend the conference Of regents
of the Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety. Mrs. Charles Marshall. Of Balt-
more, will also be I'm the city, a. the
guest of Mrs. Charles OBJ. Cowardin.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. HOge Tyler
are glad to learn that she is recovering
from her late indisposition.
Mrs William II. Minor. Of Charlottes-
vile, Va, IS in the city, stopping at ADS
east Grace street.
The advent Of Pesach next wednesday
night will mark the 3353d anniversary
Of the beginning Of the national life of
the Israelites, life fraught with Incl
dents the like Of which has never been
witnessed.
Mr.. Joseph Obendorfer, OF Charlottes-
vile, was in the city a week ago.
Mrs. Adolph Solomon, OF Philadelphia
who has been visiting her brother Mr.
Isaac Thalhimer, has returned home.
Mrs. Sara z. Ullman and her two sons,
Messrs. Leo and Sol Ullman, Of Cleve-
land o.. have moved to Richmond. and
the young men will engage in business
here They will live at 127 south Fifth
street.
Miss Minah Hutzler, Of this city, and
Mr.. julius II. Wyman, Of Baltimore,
were married at the Beth Ahaba Syna-
gogue last Wednesday night in the pres
ence Of large gathering of relatives and
friends. New and beautiful features were
introduced. The ceremony was brief and
impressive, and was followed by a re-
ception at the Masonic Temple At II
o clock a superb supper was served, after
which, dancing was resumed. The bride
is a daughter Of Mrs. Flora and the late
Isaac Hutzler. The groom is a Virginia
by birth. but has lived for some years in
Baltimore. where his ability IS lawyer
has won him prominent position in the
legal fraternity.
The Rev. Hira Singh Puri, of the Pun
lab. India, will lecture at the Woman's
Club on tomorrow afternoon. at 8
o'clock on Women in India"
Miss Coolidge and the Misses Curtis,
of Boston, left Saturday for Castle Hill.
Miss Cameron, Of Petersburg, is the
guest Of Mrs. T. G. Williams.
Mrs. Brooks, of Norfolk. who, as Mary
Goode, of Norfolk. is pleasantly remem-
bered by many friends I'm Richmond, is
the guest Of Miss Lily Urquhart Mrs.
Brooks has a beautiful soprano voice and
is a conspicuous figure in the choir Of
one Of the leading churches Of Norfolk.
Miss Mary Hill will attend the Easter
gayeties at the University Of Virginia.
" The Lord Of Love came down from
above
To live with the men who work"
The drama. "Our Boys" given at Cor
coran Hall Monday evening for the bene-
fl of Company G, was artistically rem
dered, and probably q considerable sum
was realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. New will celebrate
their silver wedding Monday evening,
April llth, from S TO II o'clock.
Miss Louise Prosser. who has been visit
ing friends in North Carolina, has Ie-
turned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Watkins have
from their wedding journey, and |
will be at home to their friends at 522 !
west Grace street.
Miss Mary Archer Saunders will return !
to her home, on west Franklin street, to-
morrow, after a delightful visit to Dan |
Vile and Martlnsville.
Miss Katherine Fontaine, who has
been the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Brander |
until the past few days. is now visiting |
friends in Chatham, Va.
Mrs. Willis Of Halifax, Nova Scotia, |
expects TO visit her father and mother. |
Mr. and Mrs. John Howard. during the |
Easter holidays. With her comes Miss |
Mary Mcleod Howard, who has been |
spending an altogether delightful winter
IN Halifax.