Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

J The gentlemen were Messrs. Byrd and
: Channng Newton, Claiborne, McCreery,
/ Shaier, Marstella. Harvie. Bidgood. Carl
| ton' Schoen, Judkins, Gibson, Correll.
parnett Tabb. Green. McAdams. Hotch-
| KISS woodward, Teusler, Osteroh, Lam
caster DeTreville, Cardoza. Mccarthy,
Michaux, Cooke. Nelson. Reed, Nash, and
Deitrick
Ihe charity ball, which will take place
! on Friday evening in the jefferson Win
ter-Garden. promises to be one Of the
/ most brilliant affairs OF the season.
/ Mrs. James A. Welch IS the charming
/ and efficient chairman. and receiving
! with her viii be Misses Nellie Tomp1ins.
: Elizabeth Davenport, Lucy Hayes, Edith
! White, Gussie Mcclure, JEANNE Wingo,
! Posie Meredith. Edna Forbes, Noble,
/ Alice Hotchkiss, Warwick Annie Mayo,
/ Madeleine English, Grace Shields. Nlrgie
/ Archer, Lizzie TOwnes. Sallle Anderson,
/ Elsie Cameron. Mary Mayo, Calvan
| Bragg. Sue Tyler Mary Hill. Liliis Hill.
! Katie Meredith, Bette Christina, Judith
/ Deane, Mcintosh. Ruth Tanner, Anna
! Carr, Maria Williams, and Anabelle
/ jenkins. Seats viii be provided for those
who wish TO look on. This ball is for
the benefit Of st. Paul's Church Home,
and every friend of the institution is re-
| puesteu 10 patiOnlze III.
The red and white tea to be given
! by the lakewood Memorial Association
| on December eth at 2Si3 east Grace street,
/ promises TO be very delightful
affair. Miss Nellie Nye, one Of Rich
/ mond's sweetest singers. will give seve-
| raj vocal selections. and Miss Mary
/ Smoot, a very gifted pianist. will render
/ several piano solos. Mr.. II. l.. Watkins,
| who is well known for his sweet tenor
/ voice, will also render several vocal Sc
| lections
| The drawing -rooms will be decorated in
! Confederate colors. The color scheme
VIII be carried out IN all the table ap-
pOintments.
Souvenirs Of the occasion Will be hand
painted Confederate battle-hags. Tho
hours Will be ) to r. NJ.
The Reception Committee Will consist
| Of the president. vice-president ,and ex-
| president Of tho lakewood Memorial As
ISOLATION; also. the president and vice
president Of the Junior Association.
The silver tea given at the residence OF
Miss Helen Parrish on Friday afternoon
by the Senior Miriams OF the Second Pres
I byterian church was a great success.
The beautiful floral decorations were do
mated by Messrs Harvey and Mann g.
Brown
The musical programme, furnished by
Misses Waddill and Franklin and Messrs.
Nilburn Cone and Walton, was a feature
Of the evening. Mr.. Reginald Walker re-
cited and added a great deal TO the eve
ning's entertainment Miss Mamie Grigg
received the contributions at the door
and the Receiving Committee was COM
posed Of Misses Sands. Goolsby, Fitz-
gerald, Pierce, Marshall, and Barclay
Among those who called were Mr.
and Mrs. Harvie Blair and Miss Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Mercer; Misses Cosby.
Lorraine. McNieven, Sands, Grigg, Par
IRISH, Paine, Hazard Redford, FRANKIE
and Messrs. Crutchfeld, Dean, Gillian.
Martin, Potts. Pugh, Marshall. Lorraine.
Grigg, Fitzgerald. Weisiger. and others.
Misses Orie l.. Hatcher, Edna Moffett,
and Mary \. Tent have gone TO the Uni
Yersity OF Virginia 10 attend a meeting
OF the Virginia Branch OF the Association
OF Collegiate Alumnae, which held its
hrst meeting at the residence Of Pro-
lessor Tuttle, on Friday evening.
-
Richmond Chapter, United Daughters
Of the COnfederacy. will meet at Lee
Camp Hail Tuesday evening. December
9TH al 4 o'clock. a fun attendance IS do
sired. a report Of the recent convention
here will be submitted and other matters
VIII be considered.
Mr.. Joseph T. C.. Cosby and wife have
returned from their wedding tour, and
are at home TO their friends. on north
Cherry street
Mrs. r. L. Parrish. Of Covington. IS the
guest Of Mrs w. Gordon McCabe, lO5 east
Cary street
Mr.. William r. Tayloe, for a number
Of years chief clerk and cashier of the
Exchange and Ballard hotels. of this
city. but now the proprietor OF the Burton
Hotel, in Danville, Va, will be mar
ried on December Goth 10 Miss Eliza
beth Watkins. OF Halifax county Mr..
Tayloe II We'll known I'm this city, where
he lived for so long a time, and Is an
experienced hotel man and very popular.
on Tuesday the Misses Rowland re-
ceived their friends from 4 10 Z. They
Will continue TO be al home on TUESDAYS
until the close Of the season.
Miss Pickett Heth, who has been visit
ing her cousins, the Misses Tyler, at the
Executive Mansion, has returned to her
home at Radford.
Mr. Edward Tyler is visiting his father,
the Governor. Mr.. Hal. Tyler. Governor
Tyler's youngest son, who f. studying law
at the University Of Virginia, spent
Thanksgiving at home, ana remained
until yesterday.
Mrs. ". X. Franklin gave last week a
most delightful siXteen-handed whist
party at her residence. 1900 Floyd avenue.
I'm honor Of her friend. Miss Karr, Of
Washington, d. -.
Miss Estelle Taylor. OF Mount Airy, is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Beverly
Crump
Miss Elise Harrison, Of Petersburg. is
the guest Of Mrs. spicer.
After a visit Of two months 70 her old
home. Philadelphia. Mrs. Irwin Watkins
has returned to the city, and will be at
THE Langley for the winter.
Mrs. Martin Lee Greenwood. OF Nor
folk. is the guest of the Misses Myers
S2e west Grace street.
Misses Annie and Helen Winston. OF
Louisa county. are visiting their sister
Mrs. J. V. Sommerville, OF No. south
Third street.
Misses Maude and Della Strlngfellow,
are 81 New York. where they are the
guests Of Mr.. Darlington Semple.
Miss Mary Taylor, IS visiting Miss Mary
Jackson. OF Petersburg, Va.