Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-15

Patteson. Bessie Cooke, and Miss Smith,
| OF Philadelphia.
MIS-. William Wight, OF Baltimore, en-
tertained her friends In a most charming
card party at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Marie Dunlop, on Friday afternoon.
Palms and the rarest OF potted plants,
Of which Mrs. Dunlop has such a beau
utul collection, were everywhere in EVIL
dence, lending additional beauty to the
handsome parlors. Mrs. Wight was as
sisted in receiving by her sister, Mrs.
Warner Moore. OF Richmond. and Miss
Ella Smoot. OF Alexandria. The score
cards were presented by little Miss Janey
Moore and her brother. Warner. who
took u lively interest in the games. Those
present were Mrs. w. l.. Venable, Mrs.
r. l.. Watson. Mrs. Thomas Maclin, Mrs.
II. p. Stratton, Mrs. Charles Lassiter,
Mrs. w. II. Harrison. Mrs. Waite, Mrs.
r. T. Meade. Mrs. A. c. Pryor, Mrs.
James McClevy. Mrs. John McGill. Mrs.
William McGlll. Mrs. George Mason. Mrs.
J. A. Nichols Mrs. Lemoine, Mrs. George
Cameron, Jr., Mrs. Walter Jarratt, Mrs.
Preston Roper. Mrs James Riddle of
Norfolk, Mrs. z. C. Kent, Mrs. William
Mckinney. Misses Marie Steele, Carrie
Pryor. Anita Dunlop, Anne Gill. Virginia
Lasster, Mamie Maclin, Helen Leaven-
worth, and Light Leavenworth.
Mrs. r. T. Meade's entertainment OF
the Ladies' Afternoon Club this week
was a most charming affair. Her pretty
home, on Marshall street, was decorated
with pink peonies and palms with the
artistic skill OF which Mrs. Meade is
past mistress. The scores were kept on
the daintiest Of booklets, which were
painted by the hostess, as were the ex-
quisite plates on which were served the
Observation-Disclosures cream In white
candy baskets tied with pink ribbon, the
baskets being pretty souvenirs of a
pleasant evening TO the following guests:
Mrs. Z. Clarence Kent, Mrs. George
Cameron, Jr., Mrs. John Lemoine, Mrs.
w. II. Harrison, Mrs. Francis RaWto
Wadlelgh, Mrs. James McClevy, Misses
Kate Bernard, Roberta Gill, Anne Gill,
Laura Jones, Black Of Lynchburg, Martha
Collier, English of Leesburg. Bessie
Waite, Kate Steele, Miss Smith OF Phila-
delphia, Julia Sully, Grace Faulcon, Mrs.
John McGill, Mrs. w. L. Venable, Mrs
William Wight, Mrs. w. J. Jarratt. Mrs.
r. M. Sully, Mrs. Harrison Waite, Mrs.
K. J.. Watson, Mrs. George Mason, Mrs.
A. Campbell Pryor, Mrs. j. A. Nichols,
Mrs. W. o. Baskerville, Mrs. Preston
Roper, Mrs. II. p. Stratton, Mrs Edgar
Currier, James Orr of Brooklyn, Mrs.
Cleveland Hill, Mrs. Edmund Patterson,
ana Mrs. Richard Styll.
Mrs. Trigg, Of Abingdon, is visiting the
Misses thinner, on Washington street.
Mrs. James Orr. Of Brooklyn, is on a
visit to her niece, Mrs. James Cooke, on
Marshall street.
Miss Susie c. Noting, Of Richmond, is
the guest Of the Misses Lassiter, on Tabb
street.
Miss Smith. Of Philadelphia, Is visiting
Miss Bessie Cooke, on Marshall street
Miss English. OF Leesburg, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. l.. p. Smith. Of Waterford, Va,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. |
w. L. thinner. has returned home.
Miss Margaret Collier returned on Wed |
nesday after a short but pleasant visit |
to Norfolk.
Mrs. Mary Morrison, who for many |
years was prominent in social circles |
here, but now lives in Washington, is |
visiting Mrs. Robert Watson, on Union |
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Collier have re-
turned from Norfolk, where they went
TO attend the Baptist convention.
Mrs. Mason Norfit, of Baltimore, Is ex-
pected in a few days 10 be the guest or
Mrs. Robert Collier, on Sycamore street.