Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06

nlngS. Emily Jennings, BESSIE IuIllop'
May Cannon, of Norfolk; Grace Shields;
Monte Reed. Of Roanoke; Rose Morris.
Daisy Hancock. Evelyn Trisg. Lizzie
Brander.s and Messrs. Robert Lambert,
William Harvie Thomas Marshall,
Stuart Leake. Pollard Cardoza, Stafford
Parker. Crenshaw Chamberayne. Will
liam Lancaster. John Madison. Andrew
Allen Of Petersburg. Werner Moore, VII
liam Lancaster, William de Saussure,
Alurat Willis, Robert Cabell, Samuel FL
lott, Hugh Stockden and Veua-
bic Johnson. Charlie Taylor, Joel
Perrin. Fairle Cooke Lewis f.. Har-
Vie, James Pollard, William Cor
don. Gessuer Harrison, Frank Hill, Frank
Tower. Lewis Mayo. and Vaughn. end
others. The next meeting will be on
November the 24th-Thanksgivin-D Day
and will be in honor Of the University o.
Virginia.
on Monday morning DR.. James Thomas
gave an elegant breakfast at his resi-
dence. on Grace street in honor of Pro-
fessOr Woodrow Wilson, Of Princeton,
who delivered course of five lectures on
constitutional Government in the United
states" at Richmond College last week.
The guests of this occasion were espe-
cialIy distinguished. and the breakfast
was essentially "a feast of reason>and q
flow Of soul" Those present were Pro-
lessor Woodrow Wilson, DR.. f. w. Boat
wright Of Richmond College; Hon. W.
w Henry Mr. +. NJ. rutherford Judge
James Keith, Mr.. T.. V. Valentine. DR..
j. L. NJ. Curry, Hon. w. d. Quesenberry,
A. W. Patterson. Esq, Captain W. Cor
don McCabe, Colonel Archer Anderson,
and Mr.. John H. Powell.
Miss Margaret Branch gave on Thurs
day an elegant farewell dinner TO Mrs.
Bemiss. of New Orleans, who has been
for several weeks the guest of her ia
Their Mr.. John l.. WILLIAMS. Those pres
ent were Miss Leila Myers, Mr.. Randolph
Williams Mr.. Edward Christian, Mr..
Stewart Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr
Branch and Mr.. John =. Branch, and
Miss Eiie Branch.
Rev. r. A. Goodwin, rector Of St Johns
church. entertained Bishop and Mrs.
Lewis Burton and the vestrymen and
their wives on Tuesday night last at
delightful reception. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmer Minor. Mr..
and Mrs Wexford Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. D. Craigie. Mr.. and Mrs. George Currie,
DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Shine, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John i. Mayer.
on Thursday night another reception
was given in the lectureroom Of -.
Johns church. in honor Of Bishop Bur
ton. The large room was scene OF beau
tv. with its flmy lace curtains, walls
wroathed with autumn leaves, cut-howers,
and glowing lamps. The receiving party
consisted Of Bishop and Mrs. Burton.
Rev. r.. A. Goodwin Miss Goodwin, Mrs.
l.. c. Crump. Mrs. W G. Reed. Captain
and Mrs. John f. Mayer Mrs Dudley
Edwards. Mrs. A. W. Weddell, and Miss
Bessie Hancock, Mrs. j. ;. Moore, Mr..
George Currie, Mr.. Cyrus BossieuX, Mr..
Z. J. Craigie. Mr. Southern. Mr. James
Estes. and Mr.. Minor. The other commit
tees were as follows: Refreshments
Mesdames J. S. Moore. Lamkin, Talia-
Terro. Tresider. Andrews, Bailey jack
son. and McMinn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ernest Moore. Hardwick, Prosser, Far
rell. Clemmit. Misses Pretlow, BroXton'
Goodwin. Harrison, and Southern.
China-Mesdames Franklin, Edwards
Mackev. Abrahams, and Bailey. Ar
rangemeuts- Mesdames Rennolds and
Crump. Invitations Misses BOdeker and
Elicit Music-Mesdames Craigie ana
Currie
The music was well rendered by Misses
Mouie Harrison and Augusta Henninger
Mir. Frank cunningham, Mr.. william
Ii. Sherwin. Professor and Mrs. Watson
accompanied them on the piano
Among those present were Captain John
4. Currie and family DR.. j. Prosser Har-
risOn and family, Mrs. Grace Shields ana
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Craigie. Dr.
and Mrs. Crump. Mr.. George j. Currie
and wife. j. S. Moore and family the
Misses Bodeker. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Lam
kin. Mr.. Bailey. Mr.. Carey, Judge and
Mrs. d. G. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Rennolds Mr. and Mrs G. L.
Brown. Mr. and Mrs J. +. Jackson and
family. Mrs j. l.. Taliaferro. Mr.. and
IRIS. Dudley Edwards, Miss Carrie Minor,
Mr. w y. YarSough. Mrs. Annie Hines
ana family. Mr.. W. w Davis and family,
Mrs. G.. Clement, and others.
Tea will be- served at the Woman's Club
n Monday afternoon from to o'clock.
Hereafter tea will be served every after
coon from 10 O'Clock.
ON Thursday afternoon at haif-past 4,
Mrs. j. Lindsey Patton, Of Japan, viii
give an informal talk on Japan and Its
People" on Friday afternoon, also at
half-p0st 4, Madame Guillaume's class, I'm
French conversation, in connection with
the Woman's Club. will hold its first meet
ing in the club classroom. Arrangements
have also been made 10 begin the current
events class very soon.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale will meet
next Friday afternoon at i:Go o'chck at
the residence Of Mrs. Stevens, Sl9 Floyd
lYenUe.
The members Of the Art Club last week
commenced on their winter programme
n work on Monday the elias. for cast
drawing devoted their attention 10 The
Venus OF Milo. the young Augustus, and
the emaciated anatomy model who seems
10 be living on love. on Wednesday,
again several of the artists met In tine
clubs upper room and afterwards scVe-
RAJ adjourned 20 call on Mir, and Mrs.
Myles Golfer. now STAYING at Miss Pit
GERS boarding house. Mr.. Collier is well
known among the artists of the country
as a gifted marine painter. though lac