Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

Guile Harrison. Of Brandon, biuo satin
chiffon embroidered trimmings. served th'
chocolate. The others In this dining
room were Misses Mary Saunders. Mary
Lyons Mayo, Nellie Wise Mayo. judith
Deane. Kathleen Taylor, and Evelyn Cor
don.
Among the guests present were Mrs
Byrd Warwick, Mrs. James Leigh Jonee'
Mrs. John Dunn. Mrs. T. VI. Elicit, Mrs.
Charles Wingo. Mrs. Charles v. Caring
ton. Mrs. Robert c. Morton, Mrs. J. Hoge
Tyler. Mrs. william Taylor, Mrs. Anton
s. Thierman. Mrs. James d. Crurnp, Mrs.
II Theodore EIyson. Mrs. John II. Mon
tague. Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs.
Charles T. O'Ferraii. Mrs. Mann 3.
| QuarIes, Mrs. Frederick w. Scott. Mrs.
| s. II. Travers. Mrs. william T. Open
heimer, Mrs. w. r. Smith, Mrs. J. w.
| Gordon, Mrs. Meredith Montague, Mrs.
| Percy Montague Mrs. j. Arthur LEROY,
Mrs. clifford Randolph. Caperton. Mrs
| John Williams Harrison Mrs. Herbert A.
| Claiborne; Mrs. Moran, of Charlottesville:
| Mrs. T.. X. Lafferty, Mrs. Poitaux Robin
son, Mrs. T. William Pemberton. Mrs.
| w. s. Forbes, Mrs. Robert w. Powers,
| Mrs. Riddick, Mrs. Stephen Putney, Mrs.
| r. w. Boatwright, Mrs. ". c. Larus. Mrs.
| James Lyons. Mrs. Robert M. Blanh ~
ship. Mrs. Charles l.. TODD, s.rs. war
renton Wise Mrs c. II. Ryland, Mrs. F..
A. Saunders. Mrs. Stephen Hughes, Mrs.
| James d. Crump, Mrs. W, NJ. Woodward,
Mrs. N. r. L. Smith. Mrs. William
Mitchell; Mrs. J. s. Craig, Of Rockbridge;
Mrs. Breeder. Mrs. Rallauf, Mrs. John
Dunlop, Mrs. T. C. Williams, Mrs c. e.
Buck. Mrs 7. II. Elicit, Mrs. w. G.
Forbes, Mrs John b. Jeffress. Mrs. j. b.
Wood Mrs. Williams, OF Washington;
Mrs. w. Gordon McCabe, Mrs. James
Lyons, Mrs. r. w. Powers, Mrs. Ashby
Weller; Mrs. James, of Danville: Mrs.
Thomas Jones Mrs. Charles Montague,
OF Baltimore; and Misses Walker. Edna
Forbes. Judith Deane, Mary Archer
Saunders, Gillian, Thrailkll. Of st. Louis;
Rebe Glasgow, Ethel and Bessie Pace.
Mary and Virginia Hayes, Frances Beall
Mitchell, Carrie Coleman, Estelle de Saus-
sure. Brander. Werth. Annie Drewry.
Cottman, Daisy Wilson. Jennie Boyd,
cowardIn Annie Wise Mayo. Lima
Livingstone Mayo, Helen Mon
tague. Annie Moore. Mary Elizabeth
Moore, Julia Morton. Houston Todd,
Parkinson, Taylor Evelyn Gordon Belle
and Nora Moran Of Charlottesville; Annie
Gordon, Annie Lee Alfriend, Nelson. Ry-
land, Beulah Pattison, Lizzie Patterson;
Warwick. Of New Jersey; May Wood
ward, Saidee Jeffress, and Alice Archer.
After the reception the daughter Of the
house, Miss Cathrine Montague. gave a
delightful dance to her friends. The
dancers were: Misses Mary Lyons Mayo,
Nellie Wise Mayo, Judith Deane. Mary
Saunders Kathleen Taylor, Edna Forbes;
Thrailkill. of st. Louis; Mary Forbes, Of
Warrenton: Flora Harris. Of Louisville;
Cottman, Of Baltimore; Kate Meredith,
Sophie Pitt, Lulie Walker; Louise Booker,
of Old Point; Lucy Stone, of Warrenton; |
Lizzie Brander. and Messrs. John de Tre- |
vile, L. Victor Williams, Knox Wilson, |
r. w. Williams. Julian McKenney, Car |
roll Henderson Montague, Frank Potts, |
Cham. Peasants, Otis Alfriend, John Ru-
therfoord, Granville Gray. W. S. p.
Mayo, Z. o. McCabe, r. l.. Montague, /
Robert Campbell Joel Perrin, Watkins
II. Richardson Taylor, Tyler
Brock, Grey Moseley, Kirkwood Mitchell.
Charles Antrim, and Drs. Russell Penn
berton and Robert Williams.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Blankenship gave an
informal 5-o'clock tea on Wednesday In
honor of Miss Flora Harris, of Louisville.
Ky. Among those present were Misses
Flora Harris, Ellie Carmichael. Edna
Forbes, Thrailkill. May Lindsay, May
Waring, Mary Hill, Mary Binford, Nam
lie Cooke, Judith Deane, Marian Robins,
Madeleine English, Julia and Ann Grant.
Maria Moseley, Mamie Jennings, Evie
Sue Skipwith. Kathleen An
lerson, Della Stringfellow; Nash, Of Atf
anita; Cathrine Montague; Louise Booker
Il Old Point; Lucy Stone. Grace McGill,
Phoebe Warwick, and Lizzie Brander.
Irs. C. p. CABOT served the tea.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
iven on Friday evening by Mrs. W. w.
5osden, at her residence, No. 1l3 east
farshall street The honored guest was
er sister, Mrs w. f. Fisher, OF Boston.
he guests were mainly bicycle-riders,
lumber of whom came in their wheeling
ostumes-costumes that were very be-
oming to many in the company. At
clock dancing was begun, and continued
nth about midnight. The music was fur
lished by string band. which was hid
en- behind a group Of palms, ferns, and
Their potted plants and flowers. An ele-
ant supper to which full justice was
one, was served at II. At half-past the
and played Home. Sweet Home" and
he guests reluctantly left for their seve-
II homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher went to Boston on
tuesday,. T,
On wednesday evening last one OF the
lost delightful teas of the season was
iyen by Mrs John G. Mcdowell, at her /.
,vely suburban home, city View IN a I.
onor OF Mrs. John A. Fleet, OF Mathews
ounty, Va. The decorations for the par
,rs and dining-room were OF palms ana
ems. with here and there beautifui 7
leces OF Oriental ware. Miss Birch Good =
in assisted the hostess in receiving. :,
Among the guests present were Mrs ?
ohm A Fleet, OF Mathews; Mrs. Robert =
zee Sears, OF Baltimore; DR.. and Mrs. c
harles L.Siegel, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
[cDowell, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Epps,
II. and Mrs. Charles 4. Friend, Captain II
Iorgan r. Mills and wife; Miss Birch q
GOODWIN, OF Lexington; Misses Nate Bag a
= and Berta Mullan, and Messrs. John
Mcdowell, ALI. II. Mcdowell Elijah
aker, Eddie Friend. p. N. Falkener, '
Id others. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Traylor. No. 1900
airy street, west, gave an entertainment | lc
st Friday evening. Among those present b
ere Misses Emma Smith. Ada Hamlet, b
attic Pegram. Rosalie Pettus. Virginia d
poke. Mrs. Stanley Cook, and Messrs.
Grey Traylor Clyde Traylor, Judkins
tagg. William Pegram, Griffin, John CT
arland, Jr., Stonebraker. and Rev Il. OF
Beckham. All who had the privilege or m
Toying Mrs. Traylor'3 hospitality car Iy
I'd home with them recollections OF a IN
nsf eniova bis pyonfnr n,