Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28

| aid Boyd. Fester.y Taylor, Stuart Bowe,
y Horace Stringfellow, Pcyton. Thomas
( Marshall. Andrew Allen. Hugh Stockdell,
/ John Madison, Tyler Brock, rutherford
| Tanaferro. Vaughan, Durrett. Johnson, DE
| Treville. Wexford and Moseley The
J chaperones were Mesdames Alfred Carey.
( Graham Hobson. Robert Blankenship.
Rich. Wilson, and William TaIiaferro.
! Mrs. Howard u. Hoge gave n charm
ing party on Friday evening I'm honor OF
her little daughters, Katie and Annie.
, Dancing and games were the order OF the
/ evening, and the little folks had a most
1 delightful time. Those present were:
Jean Knox. Lucie Gibson. Laura Jones,
Poliy Robins, Susie Voolfolk, Fannie Nc
Zee. Lucille Massie. Elizabeth Wheat.
Ahce Hoge. Frances Wheat. Lucy Wade,
Lindsey Powers. Leila Blair. Hattie
shields, Grace Neal. Meta and Nora Ran
uolph, Elizabeth Bentley. Annie Lefebre
helen Roberts. Louise Morrison. Lang
horne Cosley, Juliet and Martha Martin.
Myra Chambers, Warner and Nelson Ro-
pms, Meverell and Jacob Van Doren,
James Werth, James Wheat. Henry
/ Cowardin. Catesby Jones. Raymond Mas
sie' James and fergus McRee, and Ed
mnnd and Howard Hoge.
The Philadelphia Progress OF May the
22d. in giving account of the scholarships
given at Byrn Mawr says: The James
j.. Rhoades Sophomore scholarship has
been awarded 10 Miss Eleanor James, "A
NONRESIDENT student from Philadel-
phia. Owing TO the fact that Miss
James is an "out-student. the commit
tee on this scholarship has been able to
/ give Miss JEANNE Celston Howard, of
Richmond, an extra scholarship I'm the
Junior Glass. The regular james Il.
Rhoads Junior scholarship has fallen to
Miss Laura Fowler. Both Miss Fowler
and Miss Howard are from the South.
The Anna Powers memorial senior
scholarship has been given TO Miss Jo-
hanna KrOeber OF New York. Miss How
ard Is a granddaughter of Mrs. Raleigh
Colston, of this city. She is educating
herself al college by her scholarships.
! The last business meeting Of the Ma
sonic Home Auxiliary took place on Mon
day morning at II o'clock at the Masonic
B Temple. Flower-Day this year was most
successful. more flowers having been re-
ccived than ever before. Mrs. NJ E. Smell
ling was elected yice-president from Tenn
\ pie Lodge. No. 9. In place OF Mrs A. II.
Waite who has moved 10 West Virginia
i The ladies decided to put a wreath of i'm
( Memorial-Day. over sixty members have
7 Joined the auxiliary this spring. which
greatly encourages officers The June
meeting will be strictly social, and will
/ be held at the home on June Sth-Chil-
: 0ren s-Day.
/ on Tuesday evening Miss Florence Gret-
/ ter entertained a number of friends at a
delightful and unique party. A sheet was
h. n
d slit in IT, Though this slit each guest put
( her nose, while the others guessed who il
/ was. a prize was given to the one who
! guessed the owners of most Of the noses.
! Delicious refreshments were served later
! in the evening. Misses Salie Cunning
! ham, Mamie and Bette Angel, Lillian Me-
! Mimi. Margaret Prosser. Anna Welch,
! Sharpe, Combia, and Mrs. George Nc
( MINI, Mrs. Gretter. and Mrs. Ernest
/ Moore were among those present.
! -
! one of the most classical entertain
. ments Of the season was given on Friday
night by Mrs. Willie Gilman's music class
| in the spacious parlOrs of her residence,
| No. 922 west Marshall street. The par
| Elephants were Misses Fannie. Eva, and
| Julia Powell; Misses Mary Burton, Lena
| Pollard. Lucie LJuggns. Blanche Drew.
| trace Gilman. Bessie Walker. and Mas
4 ters Olinthus Peters, and Arthur Gill
' man. Selections in vocal and instru-
mental music by Sydney Smith, Lange,
| List, Durand, Mozart, and Wagner
were beautifully rendered.
The George Washington Memorial AS
ISOLATION met at Mrs. James Werth's
Friday afternoon at o'clock, Mrs. AL
fred Gray presiding. Ladies present:
Mesdames II. A. Claiborne. James Werth,
J. Enders Robinson W. Il. Robins, Miss
Josephine Knox and Mrs. w. d. Thomas.
The purpose Of the meeting was to de-
liver the life membership certificates.
which are very beautiful, and will be a
valuable souvenir of the stupendous work
which this association hopes to accom-
plsh to forward the great educational
! movement Of the day.
Flowers for decorating the soldiers
graves in Hollywood, sent from the coun-
try, addressed TO the Hollywood Memo
| rial Association" will be brought free OF
| charge by the express company. Persons
| in the city can either send TO Miss Baugh-
man, II east Main street, on the morn
| ing of the S0th, or 20 the soldiers monu-
ment in Hollywood, where a committee
of ladies from the Hollywood Memorial
Association will receive and distribute
| them.
The Auxiliary OF the homeopathic
Free Dispensary was entertained by Miss
Hattie Hughes on Thursday night
very delightful musical programme was
rendered. Among those present were
Misses Blanche Taylor, Margaret Pros
ser Hattie Hughes, and Hubbard;
Messrg Taylor. Grady, j. Wilson. w. j.
TignOr. Taliaferro Quarles Reed, and
others.
The fruit set at Mrs. Morris's was raft
fed for the benefit of the Old Dominion
Hospital, and was drawn by No. 80, held
by Miss Alice Henderson.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Mr. Harry Hill Doggett and Miss Alice
Ragland Barnes. both well known in this
city. Miss Barnes is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Barnes, and Mr.. Dog
gett is valued employee OF the Rich
mond Locomotive and Machine Works.
The ceremony will be performed at the
Calvary Baptist church on June TIN at 9
o'clock.
The entertainment given last week a
No. 800 west Clay street, by the ladies of
the church. for the benefit of the Monroe
Street Baptist church, was a most delight
ful one in every way TabeauX recita-
tiOns and a great deal of beautiful music
were rendered, and delicious refreshments
served. The ladies realize a neat sum for
the church
A delightful lawn party will be given
on Friday, June I'd, at the Baptist Home
FOR Aged Women. corner Grove avenue