Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17


ciety now consists OF about hundred |
members. Its object. as set forth In It's |
and bylaws is 10 "perpetu- |
ate the memory and the spirit OF the men
who achieved American independence. by
the encouragement Of historical research
in relation TO the Revolution 20
cherish. maintain, and extend the insutu-
tons OF American freedom; 10 roster true
patriotism and TO aid in securing FOR
mankind all the blessings Of liberty"
The closing soiree Of Mrs. Welch's
dancing class took place at Belvidere
kindergarten Hall on Wednesday at 1
o'clock. Ice-cream. cakes, and candies
were literally dispensed. and each chhd
was presented with 4 souvenir. Among
the chaperones present we're Mrs. Andrew
Christian. Mrs. Stephen Putney. Mrs. VIII
liam Trigg Some OF the young dancers
were Misses Birdie Trigg. Barbara Trigg'
Julia Joynes, Archie Joynes, Mary bu-
ford. Chiswell LanghOrne, Nora Lang
horne, Ashby Jones. Hamilton ClalboIne'
Herbert Claiborne, Corydon Sutton, Henry
Sutton. Wyndham Sutton. Nellie GORDON
Jack Gordon, Dorothy Christian Nahhlo
Patton. Avis Grant, George Ningnelo'
Isabel Carter. Della Davenport Nllham
Oppenhimer, Sergeant Oppenhlmer Eisis
Harrison. Randolph Harrison, Page ana
Annie Royal. Edith Donnan, Allen Don
nan. Josephine Putney. Addie and CharleS
Bowe. Robert Reynolds, Carrie ReynoloS'
May Carmichael, Mary Saunders, Kicn-
mond Saunders. Erskine Hazard, saule
HabIiston Arthur Slater. Martha Le-
Febere Albert Waddey, Louise Cruinp'
Floyd TAYLOR, Frances Myers, Kate oed-
I'll
and Randolph Tucker, Matte LAMBERT
Resele Bosber. Mary Parrish Lizzie Hal-
ri-on. Mamie Waddin Edmund NaddlI'
Gordon ETerson. Mildred woodward
Nora Stratton. Lindsey Powers, waiter
Tavlor Salie Hunt. Bliss Williams, tisie
Gilmer. Bertha Gilmer, Robert Whlte-
hurst. Ellis Moseiey. Elizabeth ALlnsoh'
Charlie Todd, Mary Mccarthy, RAMSEY
Peyton. Imogen Riddick. Elma Hotchhss
Katie Beveridge, and others.
There viii be a meeting OF the Rich
moud Chapter of the Daughters OF the
Conrcdoracy next Thursday April 2lst' al
Ice Camp Hail. at halt-past CLOCK.
| mis- is q very important meeting. ana al
/ members are urged 20 be present. II Is
| o,,tirelv q business meeting, but the ia
| dies would be glad if any visiting mem
! hers Of other chapters would be present
| Everything is now in readiness ior inc
! "I}ed cross Nurses Tea" TO be gwen -
/ the beautiful home Of Mrs. James b.
/ Pace on Tuesday, the 18Th. the youh-
/ ladies will be peculiarly attractive IN thelI
lovely costumes, and the object LOT winch
they work must interest many. Ihey ar
,,vi,e 10 aid in the building Of the Hons
] a.. 20
hardy and Broad streets. The Red cross
eIu.avs reminds us Of sickness and suffer
ing. but on this special occasion the
Young ladies' will simply serve reireel-
| ments 10 all who may call, and VII
doubtless be most agreeable, a. well az
! most bewitching. The efficient manager
| If the affair are Mrs James Il. Pace
| Mrs Fitzhugh Mayo. Miss ChurshiIi' ah'
other ladies. members Of the Board OF 'h'
Home for lncurables
The entertainment given at Grace Epi'
| eopal church chapel Thursday e7e1hni
WAS n decided success Recitatohs "s
given by Miss Kelly, whose manner W.
CHARMING. whether delivering the aIhu,r
numbers on the programme or "h''ne
bringing tears 10 the eyes of many IN ne
nathetic selections Miss Urquhart de
lighted the audiences with her lovely VOC
md nv selections. Miss Digs has ne
eontralto. and gave much pleasure 10 10
hearers. while Mr.. Young fascinated VI
audiencc with the clear, and yet expires
sive. rendition of his songs.
Tho Art club met Sc usual on Monda
r,eht There was a large attendance
,rbe house. No. 80 east Grace stree
which has been secured for the clubs an
nual exhibition. vas open on the l2th an
: 12th for the reception Of pictures mteho
"a 70 be shown. The number and chaIac
tor Of the entries indicate that the tFh
> bitiop will be an unusually brilliant oh'
Tho prlvate view was held last night an
,e This was also the "sOciable' for Apr
there was large and interested crow
rrceent. The exhibition will be open
The public generally tomorrow, and WI
- continued during the week.
The Old Dominion Chapter, Daughtei
- tho American Revolution, held pe
, monthly meeting on Friday at the room
of the virginia Historical Society. sew
+ ral new members were elected Al
cbanter decided to have lsWn-party
Lakeside later in the spring. Tor the pu
pose of raising funds.
D Miss Adele Williams returned last wee
q from a southern trip.
S Miss Lucy wormeley, who Is Wsl''I
D. friends in Florida, is the recipient
B. many charming social attentions
10 NJ charlie. Washington Coleman,
d Williamsburg, spent FRIDAY WIN - ,'''
in Richmond. on his way TO New lo l
a where he has gone to recupeIa's ITO
y his severe fsu.
Mrs. a. f. straus leaves in day
two TO visit her parents, in Nashins'-
- .. c.
l. NIessrs. Sol. Miller Of Newport New
.s and Henry Peyton, Of Petersburg were
- the city last week.
'e Messrs. Samuel Bendhe!m' Milt
o RIoomberg. Roscoe Nelson, ana DaN
~ Golderberg were home for the hoiidays
II poutine business only was transact
= - Tho nuorterIy meeting OF the Ladi
! d1.hre,v Benevolent Association L
'rnss6av afternoon. The ladies' OF
-, benevolent Association ask all hou
n keqpers in making their anhuaI spii
~, c,eantnr TO lay aside all cast-of cloti
- a,,S send the same 10 the residence
- t Il1 nresldent, No 905 west Grace sire
who will see that they are dist1uu
a. em mo the worthy TO the best adyanIa
IN BY request, MI. Charles H ,l;
81 20 Wednesday afternoon delivered
r .d1r,.s before the Progressive Later
h t..ociatlon. His theme was The ,! lsIa
. te'oo =. -. - tha Anti-Sem