Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
SOCIETY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Delightful Musicale Given by Mrs.
Nnsh-Rosemary Library.

Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. {. +. suck, MT. anu
Mrs. James Dooley Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Travers, Mr. and Mrs. Munce, Mr. and
Mrs Isaac Davenport Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
Palmer. Mr. and Mrs John Coke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adoph Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Forbes Mr.. and Mrs. John Free
man. Judge and Mrs. Keith, Mr. and Mrs
- D. DOYLE Mrs. c. w. Tanner, Mr.. ana
Mrs Morton, DR.. and Mrs. Isaiah Whlte,
Mrs. Edward Mayo Colonel and Mrs. }.
Il. Mcintosh; Misses c. Hatcher, Ruth
Edmond. Precious Moore, Eva Bowe,
May Thornton, Edyth White. Vett Bren-
nan, jamie Wingo, Estelle de Saussure,
Kate Montague, Lucille Nelson OF Gull
pepper, Mary HILL Ellie Werth. Anna and
Nellie Boykin; Messrs. Willie walker
Ormond Young, Cham Peasants, Ashby
Ragland. Julian Hill, Ear White RULER,
Edward Mayo. Hodgeson, Dean Maury'
Robert Thornton, Wilfred GOODWIN
Preston Carson.
Miss Ragland was accompanied by Mr.
Shepherd Webb.
Mrs Nash was charmingly assisted In
receiving by Miss Mary c. Hatcher.
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
the Rosemary Public Library was held
Tuesday afternoon at No. 8 south Third
street. There was a very good attend
ance, and much interest in the work was
shown by the ladies. There was quite an
animated discussion as to how pest 10
arouse the citizens generally TO the good
work which has been done by the estaD-
lishment and maintenance Of library
which IS easy of access, open from . a.
NJ. TO 10 +. NJ, and where any one can so
and read free of charge. There Is kept a
good supply Of newspapers and maya
zines in the reading-room, and the
shelves are filled with excellent reading
matter The small charge of 81 per an
mum is made for the privilege OF carry
ing books from the library, but all books
are free to any one who cares to use the
reading-room. 1t Is felt that Richmond
ought TO have a first-class public library,
and the ladies Of the Rosemary Board
deserve all praise for their labors In car
rying on for years past this exceilehe
work. and planting the germ OF what
may, and should, grow TO be library
worthy Of the capital of Virginia
The ladies' OF the Methodist booth,
through their chairman Mrs. II. q. Man
son. desire to return thanks to All
who I'm any way assisted them during the
"roinbow fete," especially Mr. Thomas
for lumber and putting up booth and 10
bocco stand; Messrs. BamfOrd, IoWel'
and Minor for decorating; Miss Abrams
for her vaudeville entertainment; ProIes-
sor Minor for drilling the young people
for the merchants parade; Mrs haruine
for her operetta, and TO the loilo"lns
friends for their contributions: Mrs. H.
w. Walker Miss Williams, Mrs. ~ T.
Norton, Miss Sallie Bass, MISS BeckI am
Miss Jennings Miss Bdgood, MISS
blanchard. Misses Sycle. Misses Myers
Mis-. Becker. Misses Becker, Mrs Brown
Miss Moore Mrs. Hampton, Mrs. Glll'
Mrs Williams, Miss Ayers, Miss Pulllam'
Mrs Il. A. Brock, Miss Ferguson, MISS
Eastman. Miss Donnell, Miss Heniey'
Mrs Chambers. Mrs Ross, Murreli, Mrs.
Nelson. Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. Peasants, MIS-
Wartson. n. X. Fairbanks q Co. Mls'
NJ r Wade. Mrs. J. A. Hobson, MIS- H.
w cardweil. Mrs. Rabb. Mr.. Henry
Hutzler. Mrs. Stern, Mrs. L. .. Mener'
Miss Ella Mayo Miss Garnett, MlttieuoI-
fer Hutzlers Sons. Harvey & Co, hey-
nolds & Ebey, Meyer Sons, Mlller
Rhoads. S. j. Kratz Shepherds, wagner
drugstore, Mann & Brown, Kaufman
Co. L. Bromm, Miller emma company,
Ms + Il. Elam Kaempfs, Economy
eboe-store. r. II. NJ Harrison, the
rover Mrs. Hiltzheimer, Mrs. Fred Ma
son Thalhimer Sons, Miss Edwards.
Miss Rebekah Gustavia watkins wiz DC
,,orried 10 Mr.. r. Lancaster Williams
This evening at o'clock az her nome
No 9o7 west Franklin street. Dir. WIZ
- oava an elegant farewell bachelor
t,n,er AZ the jefferson last night. Ihose
len. were Messrs. w. 7. Nolting' =
N randolph, r. A. Lancaster, IT, " ~.
y T.. williams, Henry =. BaskerVilie' :
II Dayle. Norfolk; Frank y. brissS'
Trenton. y. j.; W. c. Noland, j. huthe.
foord. w. NJ. Habliston, II. l.. beinis Ia, a.
~ rutherford, Baltimore Il. X. VIII
-. Custavus Ober, Baltimore; Huns
don cary: G. A. Saunderson, Norfolk;
| perkelev williams, Arthur 5. WHY; q.
| w shelton. Norfolk; J. Stuart Bryan, Il.
\, NVpliams. j. W. Middendorf. Balu-
more. + $. Williams Clyde Milne, Phila-
doInbia. DR.. Ieidy, Philadelphia; }. r.
Andre Motter. Norfolk; DIR. Il. G. VIII
Uams. Il. j. Wills, and @. \. Gibson
The Senior Epworth League Of Trinity
Methodist church held a very deiightiu
l,erarv meeting on Tuesday evening a
| the residence of Mr.. +. II. Bell, on norti
Twsntv-fourth street. 4 largo compan,
was present, who enjoyed the folio"lhi
charming programme: Sketch OF Long
\ fellow by Miss ANNE fdlh'i' itoN
| Ionefellow Came to Write Some OF HI
| Best Poems. Miss Lena Ogilvie; Song
",rhe Bridge" Miss Claudia Seay; Long
fellows First Poem. Master Roy Fisher
The Legend Beautiful, Miss Annie Lear
ouartette-Song from Spanish Student
| Misses Davis and Ogilvie. ana Messrs
| smith and Gordon; The skeleton In Ar
NOR. Miss Ella Walford; quotations from
| Lonsfellow, by neatly all present
Mrs. Budd, OF Petersburg. who has bee
| very i'll az the residence OF Dr. Jaeo
| Michaux. was removed TO her home Of
| Tuesday evening. She was accompane'
| bv DIR. w. W. Durn and her two daugh
ters. Misses Fannie and Julia Budd
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Assa
| cIation will have an important meeting a
| Lee Camp Hall this afternoon at o'olocf
| All the members are requested to b
present.
The auxiliary to the Old Dominion Hos
ptal will hold meeting at the residene