Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-06

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luncheon recently to Madame Guillaume's
French conversation class. The luncheon
took place at Mrs. Allison's handsome
home, on Franklin street, where the table
was tastefully decorated with the reign
ing favorte in decorative matters, the
dancing daffodil." The ladies who have
the privilege of belonging to Madame
Gulllaume's class. were the guests. These
are Miss Mary Cameron, Mrs. Pow
hatan Clarke. Miss Fanny Ross, Mrs.
Thomas N. Carter, Mrs. Levin Joynes,
with Madame Guillaume and Mrs. ALI
son.
The Woman's Foreign Mission Society
of the Second Presbyterian church have
arranged for very interesting lecture
to be given for the benefit of the society,
on Tuesday evening Rev. Donald Guth-
rie, who has recently come from church
IN Canada 10 assist Rev. DR.. Moses D.
Hoge will be the lecturer He will de-
liver his lecture on 1.-THE Spirit OF the
Age" that some weeks ago entertained
such a large audience at DR.. kerrs
church. Mr.. Guthrie belongs to the
family Of the famous DIR. Guthrie, OF
Scotland.
A musical is scheduled at the Woman's
oft III npF
the direction of Miss Claire Guillaume.
She will be assisted by Mrs. w. w. Davis,
Mrs. William Rehling, Mrs. George w.
Stevens. Mr.. Frederic Hoffman, and Mr..
70. A. Hoen. all wen known in musical
circles, except Mr.. Hoffman, who has
recently come to Richmond, where he
expects 10 make his home. Mr.. Holman,
though still a very young man, comes
with a remarkable record. lie VIII prove
a great acquisition to our muslcal circle
The congregation OF the Sir Moses
Montefore church will celebrate the
Purim festival by "A dance at Sanger Hall
on Tuesday night. Thursday evening the
jefferson Club win give bal poudre' that
Il is said, will be the most brilliant en-
tertainment. Of the season.
Mrs. Stephen Putney has returned from
her visit TO New Orleans. Mrs. Putney
was at the Mardi Gras, and received a
special invitation 10 occupy seat In the
box of the queen OF the festival whenever
il was convenient to her. Besides, she
had several entertainments given espe-
cially in her honor.
At a meeting of the Rosemary Library
Board. reports were read showing the
library has prospered greatly since the
move to its present rooms, on the corner
NJ Fourth and Franklin streets. Large
additions have been made, too, 10 the
list Of books.
Mr.. Bert Kaufman, formerly OF this
city. now OF Colorado Springs, Col, who
has been visiting Mr.. !. II. Kaufman here,
left for his home on Wednesday. Last
Saturday night a very elegant entertain
ment was given to Mr.. Kaufman by
number of his Richmond friends.
The Misses Wallace's usual Monday al
ternoon reception, or at home, was post
poned last week, on account OF the Sc
rlous illness OF Mrs. DIR. Blanton's child.
The child however. Is said 10 be I'M
proving at this time.
Miss Alice Tinsley, who, during her
winters stay IN South Carolina has re
ceived so many social attentions and
honors, is expected to return this week
TO her home with her aunt, Mrs. Junius
Morris
Miss Mary Lewis, who went "a dele
gate 10 the congress of the Daughters OF
The American Revolution, in Washington.
is stil visiting friends in that city. She
has received many very pleasant social
attentions.
Miss Maggie Prosser, who has been
visiting friends at Old Point, returned 10
her home. on Church Hill. last week,
While at old Point she had several en-
tertainments given In her honor.
Miss billiard, the young violinist. whose
,,oving at the Woman's Club and the
Arr Club has given so much pleasure, II
Is said. has decided to make her nome IN
Richmond for the present at least.
THE ladies' evening at the Jefferson
Club last week was as pleasant as usual
Quite a number of the young people en-
ioved the use OF the beautiful ballroom
attached to the club.
Mrs. william Kennan. OF Norwood, Va
iq visiting friends in the city MRS. Ken
nan has not yet entirely recovered from
Inc Injuries that she received recently py
n Sall from q New York street-car.
The St. Johns circle OF Kings Daugh-
tors will meet at the home OF Mrs \. d.
Tandilrin ga Harrison street Monday,
the I'm. at p. NJ Business OF impor-
lance win be discussed.
The usual fortnightly tea was served
a, he Woman's Club on Monday. Mrs.
percy Montague presiding at the tea
table.
Mrs Franklin stearns, Sr.. OF culpeper
who has. been spending the month OF
Tebruary at Mrs. sneads, east Franklin
street. left for her home on Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Tabh. OF Baltimore, who
has been the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
Cabell Tabb, OF Grace street, returned
home on Saturday.
Miss Estelle Goldsmith. recently the
very nopular guest OF Mrs. Isaac Cohen,
left on tuesday morning for her home. In
New York.
Miss Ella Jackson. who has been spend
inc a month very delightfully."- with friends
90 the North, has returned 70 her home,
on Franklin street.