Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-27

six; Lily Uurquhart. black satin, Nina
Randolph white organdie; Mary Forbes
or Warrenton, white brocaded satin and
red roses; Mary Blnford. white organdie
over pink silk, and Messrs. Victor Will
nams' hanson Guy. Frank Mccarthy.
Hchard workman, Gus. Drewry Gessner
Harrison, James Watson, Edward Rem
son, Frank Hohsoh. Greer Baughman.
George Bidgood, Gus. Breaux, Henry
Grant, Hugh Miller. Ed. Harrison. Frank
b'ankeDship Charles KEENAN,. Henry
Darlington. Elmsley Higeinbotham.
Thomas Hgginbotham, Lee Bragg. Lor-
raine Rufiin, John Gregory. Tyler Brock
Blankenship. Paul Blanchard. Thomas
Armistead, Spencer Carter. Carlton Nc
Kenny.
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs c. z. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Garrett Wall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Biankenship. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolphus Blair.
The last dance given by the Richmond
German Club took place on the I'D be-
tween the hours of $3.50 and L O'Clock
All present agreed that Washington's
birthday had been celebrated in very
delightful manner. The german was
led by Mr.. William II. Palmer and
chaperoned by Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowar-
din, Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs Levin
Joynes, and Mrs. Thomas n. Carter.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williams Harrison, Mrs. Grey Skip
with, Mrs. G. l.. Smith, Mrs. Morgan, Of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. James w. AL
lison, MIR. and Mrs. Ashton starke. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Il. Buck, and Misses Julia
Harris, Kate Harris, Flossie Talbot,
Anne Tenant, Annie Gray, Marian Har-
ris; Moran, OF Charlottesville; Rea Wat
kins, Eleanor Bosher Adele Archer.
Clare and Lisa Beirne. Cameron, Pace,
Bessie Martin, Annie Lee Alfriend.
Myers, Virginia Hayes; Page, of Clarke
county; Walker, and Messrs Clemers.
kimbrough Coles, OF Albemarle county;
Coles, OF Washington; Duke, president Of
the Sons of the Revolution of Washing
ton; Baskerville Davenport. Campbell.
Holiday, Page, Currie, holland, Hayes,
Talbot, Walker, Mayo. Gibson, Fergu-
son, Boiling, McVeigh, William II. Grant.
Jr., Anderson, General Anderson, John
son, and Cameron.
On Tuesday another brilliant subscrip-
ton german was given at the jefferson
Club. Mr. Memo Mitteldorfer led some OF
the prettiest german figures that have
been seen in the city this season. Among
the dancers were Misses Rosenthal, of
Mt Vernon, O., beautiful imported
gown Of yellow and white crepe, with
accordion-pleated underskirt and pink
flower trimmings; Hattie Sycle. white
net and large bouquet of violets; Sadie
Levy, Of Durham, n. c., white organdie
over Nie-green silk; Stilla Myers, blue
liberty silk over blue satin, pink rose
trimmings; Miriam Rosenheim, white
libertyasilk over SATIN Essie Kirsh,
striped organdie over green silk; Sadie
Thalhimer pink chiffon over pink satin;
Solomons, of New York, yellow liberty
silk over lemOn-colored taffeta Sadie
Whitelock, black satin, brOcaded in pink
flowers, with pink velvet trimmings;
Emily Eisfeld, white silk net over pale
green silk; Fannie MitteldOrfer, pink
liberty silk over satin; Mrs. Leon Strause
lavender satin, fur trimmings; Mrs. Sam.
Cohen, beautiful gown Of pink silk trim
med I'm black lace; Mrs. Hefheimer, white
satin; Mrs Meyer Kirsh, black net over
green satin; Mrs. Moses Thalhimer, laven-
der MORE silk and chiffon; Mrs j. Strause,
turquoise-blue satin; Mrs. Marx Strause
black and white grenadine over black
silk with velvet trimming; and Messrs.
Sidney Sycle, Lee Sycle Leroy. Mono
Marcuse Alexander Marcuse, A. Whit
lock. Albert Kaufman of Colorado,
Asher. Hofheimer, Meyer Kirsh, l.. l..
Strause. Leon Strause n. Simons, VIII
liam Nelson Moses Thalhimer, Mark
Strause, and Memo Mitteldorfer.
one OF the last, but not least, Of the
entertainments of the season was the
card party given Tuesday evening ty
Mrs. Alfred Gray. The entertainment
was one of those altogether delightful
occasions where each guest sees the
evening drawing TO a close with real re-
eret ana to which all look back with
genuine pleasure. Among those present
were Mrs. Ogle, of Baltimore; MIS-
Thomas II. Leary, Mrs. James Patton,
Mrs. c. OBJ Cowardin, Mrs. Warrentoh
Wise. Mrs. Robert Bosher, Mrs. John
potts, Mrs. William Royal, Mrs. John
Enders. Mrs. Moncure Perkins, Mrs.
Joseph A. White, Mrs. Allan DOMAIN
Mrs. Isaac Davenport, Mrs. w. y. Pal-
mer Mrs Ed. Mayo Mrs. Charles Lam
ron Mrs. Charles Davenport, Miss Helen
Montague; Mrs. William Page, Of West
virginia; Mrs. Montague, Mrs. Frank
Male. Mrs. w. s. Forbes, and Mrs.
Charles Darlington. OF these Mrs. Page
was the winner Of the first prize, beau
tiful pink azalea. The other very unique
and handsome prizes We're gold hat
pin and a silver pencil-tip, which We're
won by Mrs. Isaac Davenport and Mrs.
w. Ben. Palmer.
Miss Carrie Lee Campbell gave her
last art lecture for this season Satur-
dav at noon. Beginning with Greek
scripture, Miss Campbell has followed
the fall and rise of European art down
ia the day of Thorwaldson and his school
Her lectures have been attended by
large number of pupils, whose unfiaggins
interest is one of many proofs OF Miss
Campbell's talents as student ana
teacher Among the members or her
cIass are Misses White, jenkins. Barten-
stein Nina Smith, Whittet. Woodbridge
porl-er Tatum, Pilson, Stahl, Slater
1.oncaster Delaney, Elsie Smith, Amy
With Bridges. Christian, Watt, Eggle-
- pratt and Mesdames q. r. Cannon,
William S. Campbell, Richard Meade.
-
Dr Groszmann, Ph. D., gave lecture
an The "Ethics Of Child Study" at the
Vsl,,,,ar,s club. on Thursday evening,
on Monday evening he. again occuplSu
the platform at the BelVldere SC nooi' ~
gained for himself a very entiius S.'..'
Guidance on both occasions. Dr' 1rosH-
,nonn has the talent or giving 70 MS
hearers a great deal OF iniorma'ion ~
very entertaining manner. a iaIse
,,,,rober Of Richmond's cultivated ci.lzens
hone that he will have an opportunity ~
return TO our city.
On Monday evening, the llth OF Aptn'
. ball will be given in the Jefferson pan
q 49,, % the commencement OF the Dane
49,, cl,,h p" The club, 10 which large co