Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-20

,,.ri, two DAYS we viii commence again
49,, l.nten season. when all large enter
..-.~.nts must cease. and even a mild
... ot cuchre Is wioked-if 81 IS men
..-5 n the newspapers. 1t now
~. probable that the two country
..r. win be the centres Of Richnond's
....i s,stem during Lent, and that the
..- buds will see many new things in
.l-r and eolf suits. both al Lakeside
.-5 Che Deep Run Hunt Club. Another
.-,,.hHty U.s. that we are 70 have
.rv Of charity entertainments.
p-esnmabiy. on the theory that our
N.,sncs brighten as they take their
ASH. the german given by the Rich
,.,,d German club on Monday night was
,.-.rauy brilliant The column in the
german reached further down the han
.t,n usuaE the costumes worn seemed
,s,e.nHy handsome. Mr. William Pal I
~ was The leader, The dancers were
ST Johnson, OF Washington; snod-
r- Of Harrisburg. Pa; Anna Meade.
a. clarke county; Flossie Talbot. Glare
AMI Lisa Beirne. Mary and Elsie Came
r- Kate Harris. Julia Grant. Anne
~rraut Ann Grant. julia Harris. Marian
81 S.. Adele Archer. Bessie Martin, Lucv
SHIN of Lexington. Mary Saunders.
81 nor Bosher. sally Patton of
81 sburg. Fanny Ross Annie Gray.
ANNE Tenant. Rhea Watkins. Sue skip
v.h Gabrielle Page and Messrs. Walter
Bruce of Halifax. Thorn Of Washington
% 1lph Holiday. Holiday. Lansing
o. baltimore. ST. Claire, John Cnrrie,
Srnefeiiow. Campbell. Palmer Gray.
Granville Gray. Ferguson. Leigh Page.
George Gibson, David Tenant. Talbot.
johnston. Baskerville, William Grant.
Dave nport. Palmer and John Ruther-
Norl. The chaperons were Mrs Thomas
Dng Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardln Mrs
levin Joynes. Mrs. David Tenant. and
N,s Thomas \. Garter.
Dr Robert T. Williams last Monday oc-
crel the platform before the Womans
Club He said. after ne had been grace
fv introduced by Mrs. J. Arthur Le-
rov. that he belonged to the silent
Motherhood. The medical profession
whose members are supposed to be more
I.mh'o with their hands than with their
tG sues. and begged the privilege Of read
nc rather than speaking TO the club. The
subject OF DIT Williamss paper was The
Evolution of the Trained Nurse The
substance consisted In a narrative Of the
lave'opment Of the nurse. bound by the
rules and regulations Of the early Church.
irto the fully-eQuipped nurse who gradu-
r-as from the hospital training schools of
to-day. The picturesque careers of Flo
renee Nightingale and Clara Barton were
effectively described. Altogether DR.. Will
Nams save 10 the rather dry bones OF his
subject a very attractive form. He pos
sesses the sine qua non Of a successful
speaker. q fine presence, and unusual Gull
ture and intelligence He has spent years
studying and travelling abroad, and now
occupies an important chair at the Medi-
CAL College OF Virginia.
The guests OF the chairman were Miss
Cabiniss. head nurse at the Old Dominion
Hospital: Mrs. William Anderson Glas-
cow. Of Roanoke; Mss Elicit, of Canada;
Miss Ellyson. Miss louie Blair, Mr.. Cor
con Blair. Or. Russell Pemberton, and
Dr W. J.. Matthews. The hostess Of the
evening. Miss A. II. Rennolds. was assist
"a at the tea-table by Miss NJ. Z. Moore
and Mrs. Savage.
The subject for next Mondays literary
programme viii be the Indian Cues
ton" General Dabney Maury and Colo
mel CussOns will be the speakers As
General Maury says he knows nothing
good about the Indians, ne VIII zeal
chiefly with the sins Of the red man.
Mrs Dunlop. Of west Grace street, and
har two charming daughters-Misses
Mamie and Maria Dunlop-were among
the hostesses Of last week On Wednes-
day evening, when they were at home 10
their friends. a large number Of the fash
i0uable set were among the callers. The
dacoratons in pink We're very prettily ana
tastefuuy arranged, as were all the other
details Of the entertainment Ii Is need
less TO add that Mrs. Dunlop and her
daughters were three very charming hos
tasses They were assisted in receiving
hv Misses Matte Purcell, Calvin Bragg;
Easley, Of Halifax county and Marie Ar
cher About Mrs. DunlOp's parlors are
hung some very fine pictures, in colors
as well as in black and white, which are
the work OF Miss Mamie Dunlop. Among
those who called during the evening were
Miss Florence McKenny, Miss IurnDuu,
Mrs Hartley Carmichael. Mrs. Howard
Jqv Herrick. Miss Gibson Miss Rebekah
Woodbridge Bell, Miss Frances Peyton
Gibson. Miss Jennie Williams, Miss Eve
ism Croxton Gordon, Miss Kate Mere
9th. Miss Kate Bidg0od, Miss Pencie
Weddin Miss Elizabeth Weddil MISS
birmingham Watkins Spillman' MISS
Lily Logan, Miss Estelle de Saussure'
MISS Mary rage " AlloiA4"f -"i-t.
Wyatt Guy. Miss Timberlake, Miss Ida
Nagruder. Miss Eda Atkinson; Miss
Ford. Of st. Louis Miss Mary Hayes
Mrs Samuel Davies, Miss Higglnboth1m'
Airs Henry Gibson Miss Jennings, Miss
VIRGINIA Male Boyd, Mrs. NJ. A.
Downroan Mrs. Marion Dimmock,
Mrs. John Williams Harrison, MISS
F1a Meredith Cooke. Miss Della
Tompkins. Miss Emma Darlington
Miss Florence Wilson. Miss Nellie Nena-
bic Williams. Mrs. Henry Clay Watkins
Miss Judith Darlington Deane, Mrs. Ro-
bert MnMngton Blankenship, ana MISS
Weddin
Miss Lily Logan and her ART school
gave q surprise party on Friday to Misses
F-fere and Mamie de Saussure. OF east
MAJ, etreef About o'clock they all APP
peared al Miss de Saussures nome WIN
the.r mariners. all IN evening dress anu
all ready for a dance. Miss de Saussure
threw omen the two long parlors lot hel
unlimited guests, and a delightful uahce
followed until about midnight, when dainty
raf.oehmonfs were served Among the
r...sts we're Misses Catherine Douthat,
po.. canerfon. Marie Archer, Mary
raros Harriet Iightfoot, Nora Houston
George Wilson, Posie Meleu', L., ,s,la
Dunlop. sara Harrison. Annie Guy In, ~"
Br3ce Saddle sutton. Sue Peyioh Nen'
Daisy Hancock. Mamie dc Saussure, anu
Es.eie de eaussure, with Messrs. Na'e-
wood sfonhene Carroll, Montague, Charles