Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
MANY WILL BE HERE.
,ncr ATTENDANCE INDICATED
At DAUGHTERS CONVENTION.
ms WEEK IN LOCAL SOCIETY.
,,.,, weddings Occurred and Nu-
u,crous Others Announccd--Musi-
cal Events OF lntcrest-Thc Dances
Arc ncginninE->ociety Gossip.

ID, preparations for the entertainment
a.. .,mrr, OF che United Daughters OF
a. c.nf.dcsacy Convention. which meets
Odd. city from November 5th 20 13th.
reo.G.y reaching completion. and the
convention viii Dee socially brilliant af-
.- rhc president OF the local chapter
resolved o. number II letters from
-, au over tbe United states who
attend Many elegant entertain
- viii De given I'm their honor.
,- those expected % attend the con-
,....n .s Nrs. Fitzhueh Lee. Mrs. Lee
g., r,r q lorc tme been interested I'm
,.. v.r, az the paughtcrs Of the Con-
r.... and was The third president OF
a. .r.ua.,on. she IS now an active
,-..-. and her coming VIII be looked
Toward t0 wl.h much pleasure 10y Tue
.-.tcr- ot tlis city. General ana hI'.
81. .fH be iu Richmond at the time OF
launching of the Shuorick, ana II Is
.r..f She VIII Remain over untl the
f...nron of the United pauehters OF
a.. ConfodcraCy, which meets Che io"o"-
i.s week.
The Winnie paws monument, designed
Z. Zolnoy. which w.u o. unveiled uuIlns
t.e convention of t.e Daughters OF inc
F.rregerlcy. is eal to De an exquisite
49,. ,f v.-k Mr. Ieiuay writes from
fforeree CHAT Che extreme hardness or
g.. r-ar0f. l.s caused some delay in
H.. part 0r t lgt as it is the statue
~ stand Up centuries. He says IL IS
a.. rqrt.au.st piece OF marble he has
ever worked upon. He adds. as TO the
r..-u.. .It BIAS been greatly admired by
VISITORS of au nations. and have already
. asked by the Roumanian Govern
-.- f.r cast OF 80 for their National
um NJ Fine Arts" The statue has
1852 DO. Florence and will be IN New
. on the 2ist. insuring its arrival here
O. -ol time.
N-s Norman Randolph rs vice-regent
- Tennessee Room at the Museum.
h.vf as her guests the delegates 10
United Daughters Of the Confederacy
Convention from that State. They are
- CLIFF. president Of the Chattanooga
o-t.r. MIS- Samuel Mckinney. presi-
the Knoxville chapter: Mrs Kel-
Be-. Anderson Of Memphis. regent of the
Tennessee Room I'm the Museum Her
cr guests viii be Mrs. James Mercer
Heft honorary president of the Grand
vision Of Virginia, United Daughters of
CCnfederacy; Mrs. j. Jefferson
mas. OF Atlanta, Ca. treasurer Of
uitcd Daughters Of the Confederacy:
Mary jenkins Of Baltimore. and
May Poppenheim, historian, Of
D-.oston Chapter. United Daughters Of
'onfederacy.
.are win be a meeting OF the Rich
chapter Of the Daughters Of the
a. l.lrracy at Lce-Camp Hall on Tues
t.. october 2ith az 4 o'clock j. NJ
meeting is called TO elect delegates
fr lie United Daughters of the Confede-
convention. Every member Of the
crt-r IS requested 10 be present. The
I.e.as wl begin promptly.
a new german club IS being organized
pmn- r. young society men along the
luas ~ tre od Friday German. held I'm
f City three or four years ago. This
1 n.l Include q limited number Of
and has already q competent
~ Managers. Six germans Will
gwen during the season al the Ma
Temple Many Of the most pr0mi-
members Of the Tuesday are inter
..a in this german. which viii ensure
81 great success.
The second of the delightful dances
aEed by Miss Alice Lefcbvre was held
2
on Floyd avenue. The floor was I'm
nt condition, and with good music
aiI go merry as a marriage bell"
'laIcrDns were Mesdames II. i. Le-
..Ia W. ~ Wade, W. a. Powers. ID.
Powers. and Bel. and Miss Matthews.
the dancers were Misses Crotch
Lewis. Emma Bowe. Maud Butler
sarah Harvey: Helen Finley. of Texas:
ion virginia Taylor. Mrs. Wilkes.
-s 9iay Lefebvre. Matte Pollard,
I.e Lofebvre. Alice Seibert Mrs. Cox
Fannie Lewis; Messrs c. III. Good
le. W. Is. Bridges, Lansing Bodeker,
.hson DeIrevine Edwin Tanner W..
4 Loving J. a. Richardson. w. H..
wood John Gibson, r. l.. Workman. Ro-
lert Arthur. /. L. Jennings. Hubert T..
lcfebyre, EIcin Graves. Sanford Fleming.
james McBain. George a. Mayo. Frank
Cox. Gilbert iudgins. George Keesee. G..
D. Wilkes w. Powers Lcfcbvre b. NJ.
Allen. IT, j. Sampson. ri. Rivers GOOdal.
j. lt. Carlton, Robert Jones. Tyler
brock. pr. Edmund Harrison, and Mr.
Joe Peasants.
IHe New York Mail and Express SAYS
,.' Wednesday cotillons, I'm which are
'mi red many southern people: This
s the most informal and hospitable Sc
nc dances I'm New York. and the sea-
o.. always opened with big after
AA reception at the Waldorf-Astoria,
who're Che row members are afforded an
..u.Ir 0I meeting the patrOnesses
Other members of the organization.
fe of the Wednesday cOullons is
.F one knows every one else Ire
HI two dances are over. and the
That every one has a very good
The Wednesday cotillOus are man
r board of governors. of which
George IT. Sullivan is pre- idcnt and
Ieth Lorton DEB the secretary. The
.esdays have grown 10 such large
J rtiOus that the membership list as
r cut 10 considerable extent The
dance OF the season viii take place
ID monico's. on the evening OF Deem
r .'H The other dates arranged are
january CD and 2ith and February 18th"
.H FIRST musicale Of the season given
d. 'he W0man's club on Monday eve
l..r was decided success. The Misses
l..f. of Texas charmed the large con-
f.nt who We're fortunate enough 90 be
lt by their finished and expressive
.r.rg Tea was served informally after
t.e concert. AIRS. william IT, Pemberton
ided over the tea table. Miss Mary
. ron. the author of 1.-THE Prisoner
Of Hnlc' wII be lhe guest OF honor at
i.e Nomau's club on Monday afternoon
from 90 5 o'clock.
Iha r.oal season was opened Thurs
c-y evening at the Jefferson, with piano
t"l violin recital by Misses Norton and
lIar1. Miss Norton is "a pianist OF rare
i,E and her Introduction TO Rich
ill audience could not have been un-