Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
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time is drawing near and the Daughters
have 20 be written TO and advised as to
where they viii be entertained.
Thursday October 18th, has been APP
pointed donation-day at the Sheltering
Arms Hospital. Donations of money and
provisions viii be most gratefully re-
ceived at the hospital on that day, or
by any member Of the board. The Board
Of Lady Managers for the Sheltering
Arms is as follows: Mrs. l.. b. Janney,
Mrs. B. +. Valentine. Mrs. W. n. Tatum.
Mrs. +. T. Robinson, Mrs. G.. r. King,
! Miss a. b. Boykin, Mrs. c. T.. Smith,
Miss NJ. NJ. Gillian, Mrs. A. ID. Lander
| kin, and Mrs. Edwin T.. Cox: President,
Mrs. Francis ID. Williams; First Vice
| President. Miss Frances Scott.
The tea" given on Monday evening
at the Womans Club was one OF the
most delightful OF it's kind. large
number of ladies' called, and the affair
was charmingly informal Mrs Norton
Savage presided over the dainty tea
table, and was assisted in serving by
Mrs. w. .. Caldwell and Mrs. Lewis
Ayiett.
The special attraction az the club on
Monday afternoon at o'clock will be
music by The Misses Root. OF Houston.
| Tex, who are visiting in Richmond.
Miss Stella Root has attained distinction
as a violinst and Miss Cora is equally
proficient on tho piano.
A wedding will take place in Lexington
October the 18th that Is Of great interest
] 10 large number Of Richmond people
/ the mar, iacN of Miss Agnes Ross, of that
1 place 70 Mr.. James Nichols Beeche, Of
Louisville. Ky. Miss Ross went TO school
in this city. and has since spent much
I time here. She is a very handsome bru-
nette, and has been much admired during
her stay IN This city.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
! Miss Meta Matthews Kerner and Mr..
Burwell Hyde Marsh, the wedding TO take
! place on October 3lst at 1890 o'clock, IN
tho Moravian church at Kernersville, y.
G. Mr.. Marsh Is well known in this town,
which was his former home. and where
he IS deservedly very popular.
Mr. Arthur Glasgow. who has been the
guest Of his family. on east Main street,
has returned TO his home, In London.
While here he was the recipient OF many
social attentions. the most notable OF
which was the elegant reception rendered
him on Tuesday by Colonel archer An
derson.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage Of Miss Martha Lucille Sadler to
Captain Alfred Jefferson Vaughan, the
wedding 10 take place at the First Bap-
list church on October the 26th, at $50
Z. ".
Miss Bena Gillian Johnston Of Peters
burg. Va, who has been the guest Of
Miss Mary Sandys Lynch. Of south Third
street. has returned 10 her home, much
10 the regret of her many friends in
this city.
Messrs Marion Brawley, OF Charles
ton. 5. c.; Neville Hewsbray, Of LOuisi-
ana. and George Gwyon. Of Louisiana,
three old McCabe boys. now at the Uni
versity Of Virginia, Washington and Lee,
and Charleston College. viii spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. David II. Lynch,
Jr.. &2 south Third street.
Miss Lillian Augustine, who Will make
her debut this winter, IS one Of Rich
mond's most beautiful girls. She has
been in mourning for the past two years
and her host OF friends viii be delighted
at her appearance in society.
Mrs. Herbert Dale Lafferty, OF Roanoke,
viii be the guest of her mother, Mrs. I.
4. Alfriend. next week. Miss Annie Lee
Alfriend, who has been the guest Of her
sister. in Roanoke, has returned 20 her
home.
A very attractive young lady who will
make her debut this winter is Miss Helen
Waddey. she IS the eldest daughter of
Mr. Everett Waddey. and though just
out OF the schoOl-room, has already made
a great many friends.
Miss Beatrice Miller, OF Kansas City.
Mo. who has been attending the Dewey
reception in Washington, viii return TO
Richmond, where she Will be the guest
az her sister, Mrs j. 5. WOODBURY., 800
east Leigh street.
Miss Evelyn Gordon left yesterday FOR
Charlottesville, where she will be the
guest OF her friend, Mrs. Waters. Mrs
Douglas Gordon left on Friday for Essex.
where he will visit his grandfather, Mr..
Cr0xtOn.
The annual meeting Of the Association
for the Preservation OF Virginia Antiqui-
ties will be held az No. 707 east Franklin
street, on Thursday evening. october 18th,
at o'clock.
Kisses Amy and Ellie Werth and Miss
Susie Harrison have returned home from
Old Point. where they attended the mag
nldceut ball and banquet given at the
Chamberlin Hotel On Thursday evening.
Miss Maude Morgan left on Friday for
Raleigh. n. c. After spending two weeks
I'm that city she viii go 10 Durham, where
she will attend the wedding OF one Of
her friends.
Miss Ryland and her mother, Mrs. Jo-
slah Ryland. have returned from Canada,
through which they have been travelling
extensively for some time
Mrs. William a. Walker and Miss
Funice Walker have gone 10 Georgia 10
be the guests for the next month Of Mr..
Alexander Walker, formerly Of Rich
mond.
Miss Evelyn Pollard Deitrick, OF Han
over. is one OF the seasons charming
debutants. she often visits her uncle.
Mr.. Walter Kidd. 500 IL west Grace
street
Miss Louise Kaufman and her grand
mother Mrs Kaufman. have returned
from an extended trip TO Boston, Phila-
delphia, and New York.
Much TO the regret OF HIS many friends
Mr.. James c. Gray will hereafter spend