Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
SOCIETY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Mrs. Mayo's Ten-Card Club Enter
fninrh-lIrs. RrOcIk's NeccptlOn.

tnined-1Irs. Brooks Reception.
Mrs. Fitzhueh Mayo gave q very pretty
tea yesterday afternoon from TO Z IN
honor Of her sister and niece-Mrs. and
Miss McAfee. The house was eXquisitely
decorated with American Beauties and
carnations Receiving with Mrs. Mayo
were Mrs p. II. Mayo, Mrs. and Miss Nc
Afee. Miss Kate Buford. Misses Ross, OF
Lexington. In the dining-room were MIS-.
IT, y. Carter Miss Sue Gordon, Misses
Adele and Louise Williams; Misses I'se,
Of Clarke; Miss Lou Knox Miss Saiiy
Roddye MIS-. Hay Thornton ana N'ia9
Mary Wallace Conway. Many called au-
ring the afternoon and the Whole allaiI
was most delightful one.
Miss Sue Hampton Tyler entertained
the Wednesday card Club on wednesday
evening. After the game the guests
danced until % late hour. At III O'Clock
delightful supper was served. Ihose pre-
cnt were Misses Bette Christian, Mamie
and Bessie Dunlop. Mcclure NoIllhs'
Drewrv. Mosolcy. Montague, CharIlnStoh,
Gordon. McEuery. Keith Forbes or
Warrington. Page. of Clarke; Miller anu
NIessrs Charles Tenant. Hugh Antrim
Hunsdon Carey carroll Montague Spois-
wood Wexford Berkeley Williams Wal
Ter claiborne. Charles Withers, Jack dc
Treville. Nenable Johnson, Edward Har-
rison. Jack Gregory Stuart Gibson. Spen-
cor Carter. Edward Quarles, Gessner Har-
yieon Richard Minor W. %. SkeltOn,
lanes J.. Anderson. and Rich? Gaines.
Mrs G.. W. 7. Brock gave an elegant
Zen "Wednesday afternoon from 10 5
o'clock. Her pretty house was neAu'iiulN
Jocoratod and Illuminated with lamps anC
c.,delabra. Mrs. Brock was goWned j.
tloct satin. duchess lace, and wore
e,,,.rh necklace of diamonds and emer
.tds She was assisted I'm receiving ne
friends bv her daughters, MIS- Eu"'l J.
Hewitt. who wore yellow sauu
d.a..s lace. and Mrs Floyd husne'
Who wore white satin and brussei9 ''.,'
Mrs. Fred Valentine presided oNol w.
cofoo-urn and Mrs. John Atkihson ",
Miss Betty Burweu Booker al the pune
bowl Tn. young ladies In the uiliil5
room were Misses Chaplin. Helen steven
Virginia LYLE. Florence Tyler MI
FORBES Annie Drewry, Maggie FeIsusoi
Fannie Ross. Camm. and Mrs am "
MONTAGUE Decorations Of the u'linH
room were pink and green. the 10" -
wero most arustically arranged by nan
lnond. The pink roses and carnations wei
exqu.sitely arranged. The number OF ca
crs was quite large.
THE Daughters OF Industry gave an li
formal and delightful reception TO Bisho
and Miss Jaggar In the lccture-room .
ST. Paurs church Wednesday at $50 i.
vbe Reception Committee consisted
the Daughters Of Industry and the vestr'
men Of ST. Paurs church and their wiye
The young ladies receiving were Mise
Deane Archer. Bragg Mcclure. Florenc
gklpwith. Pace. Mary Florence, Rooke
Maurv. Elizabeth r. Townes, Tatun
Munford. Morton, Jennings. sedgwicl
Robins. page, Booker and Mrs. Laffert!
MISS pace sang MY Home IS Wher
the Heather Blooms" Miss billiard piaye
with her usual taste on the violin. an
the audience sang several delghtf'
ChOruses.
There was meeting wednesday at MOO
OF the Kebecca Peterkn Memorial Al
ISOLATION Rev. Donald Guthrie maze
delightful address 70 the ladies'. lie sal
that this kind OF work was In the line