Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-10

cOlOrS and palms. FROM the chdhuehef
to the nantes red and white ribbons were
gracefully festooned. In the dininG-room,
from the chandelier to either corner OF
the table. were drawn red and white rib
bon. and all the table appointments were
red and white. At the front-parlor door
stood the Reception Committee-Miss
Ruby Bodoker, the president of the oak
wood Memorial Association, In pink silk
and black crepon; Mrs Henry Christian,
ex-presldent, in black and white silk; Mrs.
Stephen Beverage, first yice-president,
black net over black satin; Mrs. Ernest
Moore, president OF the Junior lakewood
Association. purple satin and black cre-
pom. The ladies in the dining-room were
gowned i'm white and red. They were
Misses Alice Goodwin, Louise Prosser,
Grace Schermerhorn. and Fannie Muir
ray. delightful musical programme
was rendered. Miss Nellie Nye sang de-
lightfuly. Mr.. William HARDWOOD also
charmed his hearers by giving several
vocal selections. Miss Mary Smoot and
Mrs. Adams gave several delightful piano
solos. Among those in attendance We're
Mrs. Norman Randolph, Miss Nina RAN
dolph, Mrs. Il. G. Minor. Miss Carrie
Minor. Mrs. IL. Theodore Ellyson. Miss
Bently. Miss NJ. +. Moore. Mrs. Landon
II. Mason, Mrs. Captain Peasants, Mrs.
William Taliaferro, Mrs William hurry,
Mrs. Clark. Miss Annie Goddin, Miss Fer
gusson, Miss Bailey, Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
Schwermeyer. Mrs. d. c. Richardson,
Miss George (of Charlottesville, Va,
Mrs. Charles Hardwick, Mrs. A. h. Wood
fin. Mrs. Small. Mrs. Bowden, Mrs. Ham,
bletcn. Mrs. Wilson, Miss Kate Rowland,
Miss Minnie Baughman, Mrs. George A.
Lyon, Mrs. Bagby Miss Shepherd, Miss
Lucy Claire Atkinson, Miss Pearl Bode-
ker, Mrs J. III. Harw0Od, Miss Nirgie
Peasants. Mrs. Franklin. Mrs. Mary 10.
Smelling, Miss Sallie Smelling, Mrs. VIII
liam Grasswit, Miss Hardwick, and many
others.
The Juvenile Club met on Friday eve
ming at the residence OF Mrs. George b.
McAdams. Little Miss Louise McAdams
vas the hostess, and 'tacky party" was
planned by her for the evenings enter
tanment. Miss Ella Hammond won the
prize, a large pumpkin tied with red rio-
bon, for having the tackest dress of all.
The evening was spent I'm dancing and
games of all sorts. and delicious refresh
ments were served. The club members
are Misses Louise McAdams, Martha Rob-
inson. Anna Belle Forbes, Ella and Bes-
sic Hammond, Mamie walker, Hattie
Shields, Helen Stage, Mary Drake. Mary
Drewry, Mary Motion, Cora Younger, Ma
rion Smith, Ethel McCaw, Carrie Neal.
Courtney Crump, Lille Upshur, Louise
Williams, and Master James Branch.
Mrs. William Dudley Long entertained
delightfully."- on Wednesday evening ip
honor Of Miss Peak, Of Kentucky. who
is her guest. Mrs. Long was assisted IN
receiving her guests by Misses Peak, Vir-
glnia Allen, and Bessie Hunter. Those
present were Misses Ada Gray, Florence
Peple, Emily W merry. Maude Leake, Rem
kert. Bryant, and Coleman; Messrs. s.
S. Z. Patteson, Ballard Douglas, Leake,
Thomas Spencer. Punter. william Consta-
BILE. DR.. Merrick. Il. c. Wherry, Jr., James
Tyler. T.. Sydnor, Guy, Edward Quarles.
and Graves Mrs. McDougall. Mrs. Bal
lard, p. G.. Gum, and Mrs. Peploe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Banner gave n
delightful reception on Friday evening IN
honor of the Misses Whann. Of Philadel-
phia. The house was artstically deco
rated with palms and chrysanthemums,
and an elegant collation. was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs NJ
r. Spicer Mr. and Mrs l.. $. Jones. Miss
Nellie Bargamin, Mrs. j. G.. Henning,
Miss Grant. Miss Rebecca Storrs. Miss
Elise Goddin, Miss Eta Cottrell. the
Misses Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. Pendle-
ton, Miss Carlton, Mr.. Carlton Miss Will
lie Duncanson, Misses Roy and Musc0e
Pace, w. b. West. Joseph English George
HOdgsonl John Hutchinson, w. A. Danner
Misses Kate Lee and Mamie Delaney
cotillon club has been organized by
Messrs. A. J. Moncure, W. y. Nelson
Memo Aiitteldorfer, 5. B. Gunst. and NJ
NJ. Marcuse. The first cotillon, which
was given at the Jefferson Hotel ON
Tuesday evening, was a very enjoyable
affair. Mr.. Memo Mtteldorfer led I'm his
usual graceful manner, ably assisted by
Mr.. Albert Wise. Among the strangers
present were Miss Minnie Kronenberg. OF
Carlisle, Pa. Miss Rose liable, Of WIN
chester. Va, and Miss Fanny Edel. OF
| San Francisco. The next cOtillOn VIII
be given on Thursday, December 2Sth.
The event OF the season with the
! younger set will take place next Friday
evening at Belvidere Hail. when the boy.
! Of McCabe's School, after their glee clut
and minstres will give a delightful hor
| 10 their young lady and gentleman friends
in the city. This promises to be a most
enjoyable affair. The minstrel show
which taxes place from S1J TO 1915, pro-
misses TO be a great success. After the
show the McCabe boys will give then
| friends a hop. The ladies who have con-
scented to chaperon the dance are Mrs
T.. ID. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Adolphus Blair
Mrs. Luther Dawson, Mrs Joseph A.
White, and Mrs. Edward Hewitt.
! The Evelyn SPOTS Memorial Circle o.
| Kings Daughters gave n dinner on Thurs
| day afternoon 10 thirty Of the mother.
Of the children cared for at the Da,
| Nursery and kindergarten. This dinne
is annually given by this circle and Il
enjoyed heartily by all who are invited
Delightful music was rendered by Mrs
| Evan Chesterman and Miss Thompson.
There was a meeting OF the Georg,
! Washington Memorial Association yester
! day afternoon at the residence Of Mrs
| James Werth. The chief business Of the
meeting was the election of n delegate e
| the George Washington Memorial Asso
| citation Convention, which meets in Wash
| ington next Wednesday. Mrs. William ID
Thomas was elected for this purpose.
!
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Hulcher. WHIT
have been visiting Mr.. Hucher's parents
! l0l5 FLOYD avenue, have returned 10 thei
home, 6i5 Loudon street. Portsmouth
| Va.
Mrs. r. e. Byrd, Miss Mamie Russell
| and Miss Annie Cover, all Of Winchester
are the guests OF Senator Flood at tn
Jefferson. Mrs. Byrd is a sister Of Sena
tor Floods.
Mr.. John Giles and Miss Margare
Hicks were married on Thursday eve
ming at the home Of the brides mother
Mrs Mary Hicks. 10 south Cherry street
Rev. r. Finlay Gayle, pastor Of Laurel
! Street MethOQlst church performed IN
| ceremony.
Mrs. w. II. s. Burgwyn IS staying witt
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