Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

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\ meeting OF the homeopathic Free
Dispensary Board was held last Tues
day morning. 1t was presided over by
MESS Ruby Bodeker. Those present were
Mrs Charles V. Meredith. Mrs. George
II. Bagby, Mrs. Charles Wa!ford Mrs
Swain, Mrs. Mercer. Mrs. Luke Harvey.
Miss Helen Bennett, Miss Annie Pellet.
Miss Annie Goddn.
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There was a meeting Of the auxiliary
Of the homeopathic Free Dispensary on
Thursday afternoon at 4:30 O'clock. A
large attendance was Present. and the
ladies decided to pay for telephone TO
be put in the homeopathic Free Dispen-
sary. on Main and Belyidere streets. No
other important business was transacted.
Miss Mary Johnston, well known to
Richmond people through her splendid
novels, prisoners Of Hope" and ITO
Have and to Hold" Is in the city where
she is the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. Sally
Johnston Lee, No. $40 east Franklin street.
The Jefferson Club will give its first
ball of the season on Thursday, the 9th
Of November. at the club rooms. These
balls are always brilliant affairs, and are
looked forward to with anticipation by
the members and their friends
Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Green (nee Little)
who have been on a visit to her mothers.
Mrs. O. +. Little. of 121 west Cary street.
have returned to their home, in Decatur,
Ga.
A large contingent in Richmond will
be glad to hear that Rev. DR.. Hartley
| Carmichael has improved rapidly in
health, having been able to 20 out for
several days recently.
Mrs Haxton and Miss Anne Haxton, Of
the Episcopal High School, will arrive
! here on Tuesday where they will be the
guests of Rev. B. NJ. Randolph, at En-
manuel rectory.
DR.. and Mrs. j. ". Claiborne. Of Pc
| tersburg. who have been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne Of
west Grace street, have returned home.
Miss Bessie Lee, Of Sumter, s. C.. will
be the guest of Miss Mamie Cooke
shortly. After visit Of two weeks Miss
Cooke will return with Miss Lee to Sum
ter to spend some time.
Miss Carrie Moore, of Bon Air, who
has been the guest Of Miss Mary Gilham'
on Fifth and Franklin streets, has re-
turned home.
Thursday was Donation-Day at the
sheltering-Arms Hospital and the Board
of Managers was delighted with the many
contributions.
Colonel and Mrs. Frank Boyldn and the
Misses Boykin left last week for New
York. where they will attend the Horse
Show.
Hon. b. 3. Munford left on wednesday
for the Eastern Shore Of virginia "here
he delivered the address at the unvelilhs
of the Confederate monument at PARKS
ley.
DR.. p. NJ. Randolph and Mr.. Cotes-
worth Pickney. sailed yesterday for
tour through England and Scotland. They
win also visit Paris. Vienna, Geneva and
Rome.
Misses Mabel Evans, Of Gloucester
county. Va. and Blair Harvie, sailed lor
Iondon on Saturday. They will spend
month there. and thence will 90 to Paris
where they will stay year.
Mrs. James II. Green. OF Thirty-fourth
street and Park avenue, New AorK CITY,
is the guest Of her relatives MI. anu
Mrs. James NJ. Elicit north twenty
third street
Among the debutantes Of the season
who have not been announced before are
Mis- Nina Amber Smith. Miss Celtic
Mcclure. and Miss Rose Morris.
Miss Lizzie Taliaferro Of Roanoke Is
the guest Of Mrs. William Taliaferro
and Mrs. T. A. Brander, on Fourth ana
Franklin.
Miss Carrie Burch. one Of the charm
ing young ladies Of New York CITY Is is. lhe
guest Of her couin, Mrs. Goode SIMS
Of south Cherry street.
Mrs. w. ]. Johnson has gone to the
exposition, in Philadelphia, and IRON
there she will 80 to New York on
visit.
Miss Werth and Miss Susie Harrison
will leave next week for Washington
where they will be the guests OF MISS
Tunstall.
Miss Ellen Lee and Mr.. George Lee
will arrive here on next TUESDAY. 1hSy
will stay at Mrs. Duyals' SW east FRANK
lin street.
Miss virginia Tyler left yesterday for
Fredericksburg. where she VIII atend
the marriage of Miss Young, OF that city
Mrs. Hamilton. nee Miss Sallie Well
ford. Of Petersburg, is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. Harper, on Franklin street.
Mrs. stephen Hunter, Miss Bessie Hun
ter. and Mrs. W. j. Johnson are IN Ne"
York. where they will spend some tline'
Miss Lucy Hnllard, OF Norfolk, who
has been the guest Of Miss Empcie re-
gram, left on Monday for her home
Mr.. and Mrs Lorraine Ruffin VIII re-
side this winter with Mrs. James Dunlop
on west Grace street.
Mrs. Horace Halves is in Newark. n.
J.. where she IS visiting Mrs. Frederick
Douglas. Of that city.
Mrs. I. N. Jones and Miss Edith Jones
are in New York, where they will stay
two weeks.
Mrs. Fenner Stickney is the guest Of
Mrs. l.. e. Warren, No. 16 west Grace
street.
Miss Lucy T. Hundley, OF Covington.
Va. is the guest OF the Misses Sadler
on Fourth street.