Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

and beaux Of the next few years TO come,
were present. and dancing the new
figures in square dances and the old'
time-honored waltzes and two-steps, made
a very picturesque appearance ana
enjoyed an unusually pleasant dance
Among those present were: Misses
Mary Buford, Bessie Bosher, Margaret
Shields. Nora Leary. Sue Spillman. Addi'
Bruce. Josephine Putney, Janet Flsner'
Louise Atkins. Mary Randolph Lathrop'
with Messrs. Charles Wills, L. Ionp-
kins. James Tuck. Thomas Leary, Henry
Hotcbkss. Claiming Newton, Capehart
Robert Wh.tehurst. Walter Taylor Georgs
Guon. Richard Boyd. Cottren, Blaek'
and White.
Tea will be served at the Woman's Ciuo
ON Monday afternoon from TO O'CLOCK
on Wednesday afternoon at O'clock Dr
Woodrow wilson, who is now dehVerlhs
the Thomas lectures at Richmond COT
lege. will be rendered an informal recep-
ton at the club when he will make 8
short address.
Corporal Waller Holiday entertained
four OF his terminates at supper on Thurs
dav evening. over the supper table some
very good stories were told. The guests
were Messrs. Ally Sands, Henry Caring
ton. William Jones, and Ransom Guy.
Miss Agnes Junkin, who has recovered
from the fever contracted in Lexington
during the summer, has returned TO the
CITY and will resume her position az tde
head Of the kindergarten brancn OF MISS
Robinson's school, which Miss Gibson mas
filled so acceptably during her absence
Nsg-.
Field. daughter Of Mr.. j. S. Field. were
| ,osrrie1 ON Thursday at Prestwoud, the
Old Field place, in MecklenburS county
Miss Fanny Kent Harrison, Of stanton
! va. was married on Wednesday TO MI
lanes Quarles. Of Louisville. Mr.. Quarles
js the son OF Professor Quarles, Of WASH
lngton and Lee University.
Mr. Edward Valentine was elected presi-
lent of the Richmond Art Club on Thurs
dav evening OF last week. The club has
honored itself in comforting this honor on
the distinguished sculptor
Miss Minna sternheimer, Of Baltimore,
Is visiting her parents, in Richmond
Miss Edna Hecht is the guest OF Mrs
Isaac Cohen.
Mrs. II. NJ. Carson is visiting her nieces-
Misses Annie and Mary Elizabeth Moore
4 very clever sketch OF the career o.
. | Victor Hugo was given vt Miss Augusta
/ r DANIELS history and literature class
2 | bv Miss Mary Martin, Of Shafer row.
d Among the attractive debutantss on
B. this year are Misses Rosalie Held tlor
ence Myers, and Miss Rebecca heis'erH
racention was given to the student
and faculty Of the Union Theologlca
seminary by the Third Presbyterian
c.urch on Friday OF last week. The BE
4. cond Presbyterian church will probapi!
follow suit on November 18th.
q Mrs. John Dunlop returned to the CIT
on Saturday from visit to New YORK
Miss Lily Urauhart expects to leave tn
,,tv en- November to spend the remaining
winter months studying singing in New
York.
p Rev. Graham Carmichael. recent report
sav is much improved by his change L
| Montreal.
u Mr. Nelson Warden, OF Philadelphia
arrived in the city Sunday, and is regis
tered at the Jefferson.
Miss Eleanor Bosher returned from IN
Hot Springs Saturday night
Colonel c. Myles Collier, distinguish
ed marine painter Of New York, Is stay
:, ing AZ Miss Pitzer's clearinghouse o
Franklin street
Miss May Cannon, one OF NortolK
most charming girls, is visiting AT CoiC
mel TazeweH Elletts the guest or III
uieces. the Misses steger.
: Miss Hattie Ross went with the Govel
n nor's party last week TO attend the Peac
, | Jubilee in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Donnan, one or the youf
} girls who had the privilege OF belongin
il TO Miss Maria Blair's European tours
Marty. has returned to the city.
. Miss BESSIE Pace has returned from
?. visit 10 Miss Wckie Coons, at 'Culpeper.