Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26


tsn R0terf Syffe. Solder. Clarence Wal !
iTrffsin. Soldier: Walter Nelson. George
Warrington. sylvan nyeTs. Niggef'
i<snis IAchfe1stesn. clown, henry
fchsartz Rag Picl.tr Alfred hifsn. ln-
cIe Sam J. Cochran Pug Dog. William
1ha,bimer. Ch'naman. Val idcniensf1n-,
Iursring Jack: Eta samuels, Sol
schs arfzchHd. Richmond Light Infantry
Blue. To Lev. Henry Gunst. Roy Hess
bofr and Posage Heller. TWO LITTLE
PlckarInrles. Manly BOtngheimer. 7.
Crecafrea. Hattie Heller. SWede. Ray
roond. and silyan s-aus, Ike strars.
DuGcs Edwin Levy. Belle Block. Black
NANNY Selma Jacobs German Water
Carrier. Eeria Ivy Domino. william
pfndebclg Policeman. Sadie UsUvern.
Stars and Stripes. Lee Rindsberg. Little
g0 peep. lite Cohen Christmas Tree:
BLACK Farmer and VIE. Ike Ilellstern
and Sam Goidback
Mrs. Bradley T. Johnaon. Mr. Frank
Nahe. Mrs McCuilech Mrs Matthew
MaDry Mrs Brodnax. and Mrs. Pendle-
ton were az home Informally Thursday
afternoon AZ Mrs Du Vars whsre they
arc spending the winter. The beautiful
weather n Thursday afternoon was most
suspicious for this entertainment. which
vas rerJ beautiful one. Pink and green
cally carried ont with carnations and
maiden-hair ferns The ladies named
were assisted in receiving by Miss Nellie
Bfodnax and Miss johnson. Among those
who called were Meslaues John Enders.
William j. Royal Thomas Boiling. Bry-
Don Tenant. George Bfu Johnston. James
Wcrth. COTbin Of Fredericksburg. Edwin
Cox Within q. Ferguson George a.
Haynes. Richard l.. Maury. j. r. Y.
Daniel Phillips. g. John Duval. John
Jackaon. Stephen Putncy Judson Wood
=. -. Hotohkisa T. =. Wormley ~. j..
iIogo. suit az Petersburg John Hunter.
q. 3 Davis. J. a. White. j. O.. freeman.
s. & Uahr W 10. Palmer. R O.. Glover,
II. r. Roberte0u. Rutherford. Preston
Cooke. !. * Wcfth. Bentley q. Hunt.
Russell Robinson ard Misses Bentley.
Chamberlaync Norwood. Ross. and Du-
vaf. Of Lexington. Moore. Warren. Booker
Rowland. Knox. Harris. Muniofd
Womlry 1.ogan Harris Of New Jersey.
ana Pratt o. Lexington.
Miss Sara H1rvles coHHlon class gave
% dance on Tuesday evening 90 the Kin
doreartcn Hall. on Floyd avenue. Tho
evening was "a most delightful one. aad
the whole affair great SUCCESS. The
dancer were Misses Mary and julia Wad-
dll. Waller ana Saddle JeGgefs Emma
Bowc. Emie Thomas. Jordqn ~ Norfolk,
Bessie Eiivson jamie NinRp. Allen Har-
We. and Mcssrs Beverly HarVc. walker
J0ucr. samuon Webster. BTodnoX. Iay-
lor. william Taylor. Reed. Cornfy. Duke.
Thomas Duke. Allen Cannon. ana
Mitchell The dance was choperoncd br
Mrs Iarvie and Misses Harvie AMI
Areher.
Ou Monday Che Woman's club enjoyed
% rIre trolt iu the presence Of Miss sara
/ Fariuer 0f Greouacfe No. who described
/ h,rwork e9 ylvidly THAT hog audience was
hDid fpellb0und for an hour MIss Farmer
has charming personality. aud delighted
/ 400 who heard hcr
ON Friday afternoon. az 4ao O'Clock.
Aflfs Finances Boil " Missouri. gavo
% reading OF hor own and other authors
works Mics Be1 IS talented. ana charm
90 au who heard her
Tomorrow afternoon az $50 o'clock
Miss a. ~ Daniel VIII read "a paper on
Poland. which win bo followed by some
Polish music under tho direction ~ Mrs
D. Smith Brockenhrough. assisted by
Miss billiard. Master John Powell and
MT Frank Cunningham. Dr.
ON Frdav evening March 30. Miss rHne
Adams of Hul House. chicago. VIII lee
turc on Der work among the poor Of
O'Clock under tho ausIiccs OF the Wo-
mans cub 10 haa been intended o. have
Mies Addame 40 the club-r0oms. but fo
mnur uutfidore who are espc tally into
rested in thc work Of this wonderful WOE
man. requested that they might be allow
cd Co hear her. chat the management de-
,ided Oh sell limited number Of tickets.
which can Doe had at Do west Franklin
aucet co. ut the jefferson. Members can
I l.. III l|IIiI. This
occasion members cannot invite
gentlemen escorts. The SUCCESS OF the
Hun House Chicago. has brought its
founder into prominence ana made hDr
generally known. especially among people
Interested u phlauthrophr some tenn
Years ago Miss Jane Adams decided To-
! devote her ne and means 90 the elevation
/ of thc poor. She gave up her elegant
/ aud refined home and with companion
/ took up hor abode 300 the poorest quarter
+ of Chicago. where she came DOB dolly con-
nrt with her prHtegDf studying their
/ needs. and the best way 90 help them
] Rooms were opened. where reading ana
amusemcuts were Afforded che people. and
whore they were taught how o. better
/ their conditions. $50 rapidly did the Work
grow that larger quarters were soon
needed. 10 was then that 20 rich phlIan-
thropist built The now famous Hul House
about which and the methods pursued
| there Miss Adams will talk on Friday.
The regular midWinter mce ng ot the
/ AumnAo Association of tne Woman
Coneee viii occur at tine college on Tues
day. February ->th. az f-o %. NJ, in th-
literature lectuIe-room. The meeting
promises unusual attractions. as % large
mart of the time viii bc given To the
discussion of the topic. "Some Problems
of tho Higher Education OF Woman and
the names of those taking part ensures
bnght and interesting handling ot the
questions. Miss Mary Carter Anderson
Will take for her query Does the Higher
Education Make Woman Happier Mrs
Crump. Should Men and Women Take
The same Courses Of study and Miss
shelton. as C0eduoaton WISE Aite'
me reading of the papers there VIII be an
open discussion. An invitation is gwen
to all aldmnae 10 come.
The midwinter excursion 20 NasNlhst."
which was 10 have been given under the
auspices of Mrs GIN. the efficient superin-
fcudent of the Male Oruhan Asylum, ha'
been postp0ned until Easter The tram
leavrs RichmCnd on Easter Monday VA
the Chesapeake and Ohio. and the eNcuf-
slonists may stay until "Wednesday az
2.m T.. NJ But those who wish TO return
On TUESDAY may do SO. Washington is
loyaiy I'm the spring. and no better tme
could be chosen for sight-secins III y