Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-02

l Inc i5eiN1uere CCnOOt DhituinN ltS' NtNN
was the scene OF two most enjoyable
dances on Monday and on Thursday
the young people of the West End cele-
brated the Christmas season In a manner
very delightful to all present ut the hall.
The dancers on Monday night were:
Misses Carmichael Juliet Waddill Mary
Waddill, Nora Waddill. Alice Harrison.
Conwaw Crawley. Carrie Hartman. Daisy
Chamberlayne. Virginia Mosby, BAR
Harvie, Sara Harvie, Emma Bowe. Mary
Kearney. and the Misses Thompson, OF
Staunton, with Messrs. Arthur Cannon
OF the Virginia Polytechnic Institute;
Roy Pace. of New York; Lansing Bode-
kcr. John Jeffress. Mlroe Mitchell,
Elnore Redwood. Claude Deane, Morri-
son Glen, Albert Williams, John Elicit,
Donald Boyd. Philip Carlton Ronald Lee
Robert Lambert, and Robert Jones
Mrs. Judge Waddill and Mrs. X. NJ.
Talley were the chaperons.
on Thursday the dancers were: Misses
Juliet. Mary, and Nora Waddill, Alice
Harrison, Daisy Chamberayne, Carrie
Hartman. and Kate Williams; Messrs.
| John Jeffress, Arthur NJ. Cannon, Donald
| Boyd. Lansing Bodeker. Roy Pace. Nor
rison Glenn. Albert Williams, Day Lee,
Bruce Bowe, Claude Deane. and Ronald
Boyd. Mrs. Richard Wight and MISS
Sic Williams chaperoned the young
people.
Miss Edith Whites dance on Thursday
night was one OF the most enjoyable en-
tertainments OF the season. The house
was decorated with holly and mistletoe
At II o'clock most delicious supper was
served. Those present were Misses
Alice Hotchkiss Lucy Hayes. Hattie
! Tyler. Florence Parker, Ruth Robins
| Henningham Spillman Ellen Graham
\ t..-,f.
! dith. Annie Drewry, Harvey Thompson
and Messrs c. McKenny. BrockenhFough.
Warwick McCabe. Parrish. Parker. Cary.
Carr. Thomas Leary, Price, Thomas Nc
Adams, Bridges, Stringfellow. Joe Clay,
Stiles. Littleton Fitzgerald, Fuller, and
others.
Thursday evening Mrs. William Trigg
gave a most delightful little card party
to Miss Mary Van Wyck, OF Baltimore.
| The first prize was won by Miss Ellen
Bagby. the second by Miss Henningham
| Spillman, and the third by Miss Eliza
| beth Davenport The players were Misses
| Helen Christian, Ellen Bagby, Henning-
| ham Spillman, BERTHE Noting Bessie
watkins. Sue Skipwith. Marguerite War
wick. Eda Atkinson. Lucy Hayes Mel
lie Tompkins, and Elizabeth Davenport.
MISS IIllln Haynes flliiNNtl'A iNi NV
home. No. 10 east Grace street by
penny party last Monday night. The in
| vitations were written:
"To penny party you invite,
A penny you'll receive, all new and
bright;
| UJpon its disc many things you must find,
| Or else in the race you'll be left behind.
The invited guests were Misses Ger
| trude Clarke, Mildred Hill, Elise Parkin-
son, Bessie Bosher, Connie Knox, Julia
Bidgood, Macie Fleming, Helen Camp,
Jennie Mccarthy. Martha Lundy, Ellie
Montgomery. Belle Baylor, Ethel Grant,
and Lulie Whitlock. Miss Elise Parkin-
son won the first prize, cut-glass vinai-
grette, and Miss Julia Bidgood the con-
ISOLATION prize.
The Cotillon Class german given on
Tuesday was the most successful of any
entertainment given by this prominent
club this season. After the german Miss
Kate Michauxs friends were indebted to
her for a charming little supper. The
guests at the table were Misses Anna
Carr. Elizabeth Brander, Rando.pi. Ruth
Robins, Estelle de Saussure, Elise and
Elizabeth Davenport Edith White, Alice
Hotchkiss, Mccarthy, Rebekah Bell
Ellen Graham Carmichael, and Messrs.
Goodwin Boykin, Reed Venable, Stewart
Michaux, Johns Taylor, Wilmer Boiling,
Dade Alexander, McCabe, and Stringfel-
low, James Cowardin, and Randolph.
Miss Mamie and Bessie Dunlop were
two other hostesses OF Tuesday evening.
After the german they invited number
of young people TO a dainty supper at
their home, on west Grace street Those
present were Misses BERTHE Noting, Lizzie
MC(,triTe Jennie BON0.
and Marie Archer; Messrs. Jack de IRE
VILE Albert Williams. Pollard Cardoza,
Hugh Skipwith, Reed Venable, Selden
Wake, Walter Claiborne, and Samuel
Brockenbrough.
A very unique and enjoyable entertain
ment was given on Wednesday eve
ming by the pupils of the Beth
Ahaba Sunday school for the BEN
fit Of the church Prominent in
the entertainment were Misses Essie
Caron. Master Adolph Jacobs Miss
Rhona Hutzer, and Miss Katie Bin
swanger. The pantomime Of lighting the
Channukah lights was performed by
eight lovely little people-Misses Lily
schwartzschlld, Mia Cohen Blanche
Kaufmen, Rena straus, and Masters
Henry Straus, Merton Rosenbaum, and
Irving Held. The lady managers to
whom the cIeOll OF the NHOic htl4,iitAui
entertainment was due, were Mrs. Joseph
Rosenbaum and Miss Kraker.
Miss Hattie Sycle and her guest Miss
simons, will be at home to their friends
to-day.
The ball given at the Jefferson Club |
Thursday night was a brilliant affair. |
ON this occasion Miss Hattie Sycle, a |
debutante of the season, was present. |
Lovely in face and figure, Miss Sycle has |
the still stronger attraction Of great
personal magnetism and sweetness of |
dispositon other debutantes present |
were Misses Simon, OF Philadelphia; Miss |
Essie kirsh, and Miss Rosa Greentree. |
Miss Simon is a striking-looking bru- |
nette. who has already made many |
friends in the city. At the ball Miss |
Kirsh's and Miss Greentree's popularity |
was evident from the length Of their |
train of followers
Misses Sara and Blair Harvie gave |
New-Year entertainment in honor of
their guests, the Misses Thompson, Of
Mrs. Stuart's school. Stanton.
Judge WaddilPs home on Friday night
was the scene of a delightful little en-
tertainment The Misses Waddill and /
Miss Alice Harrison; Messrs. Arthur Can
non. Lansing Bodeker, Gilmore Redwood,
Robert Talley, and Claude spent a very
pleasant evening together, waiting to well