Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26


Mrs. Albert Hill presided over the cho-
cOlate. The young ladies I'm the dining
room were Misses Lucille Carlton. Inez
Weisiger. Apperson. Barretts. and little
Misses Mccarthy. Among those present
were Misses Baughman. Holiday, Edna
Blanton, Chamberlin. Glenn. Cooper. JEFF
fries. Sands, MOsely. Swasey Lucille Carl
ton, Lucy Mccarthy, Waddell, Jane Win
go, Abanathy, JAMIE schoen. HUTCHINSON.
Chamberlain. Ellis, Biers, and Mrs. Wat
son, OF Rome, Ca.
Miss Augusta Tinsley gave an elegant
lunch on Thursday afternoon at her
home, IN Henrico county, I'm honor Of
Miss Butler. of Washington. large yell
low chrysanthemums formed the decora-
lions oil the eXquisitely appointed table
and at each plate was q bunch OF violets
Those present We're Miss Butler. OF Bal
tlmore; Miss Elizabeth Boyd, Miss Vir-
ginia Male Boyd, Miss Gussie Mcclure,
Miss Ellie Werth, Miss Sallie Randolph,
Miss Katherine Mchaux. Miss Anna
Deane Carr, and the Misses Tinsley
Miss Mary Hume, OF Washington. who
is the guest Of Miss Maria Williams. has
been the recipient Of many charming
social attentions, among which was
dinner given by Mrs. John Shelton Will
lams I'm her honor on Monday. arIer
which the guests attended the Mackenzie
Gordon concert at the Jefferson A de-
lghtful coaching party was also given in
her honor by her hostess. Those pres
ent were Misses Williams, Hume, Mamie
Hill, Dunlop, Alene Stokes: Messrs Jonn
Coke. John Rutherford Hugh Antrim,
Noting, and Berkeley Williams.
The Saturday Afternoon Club met yes
terday at 4:3O az the home Of the presi-
dent. Mrs. B. b. Munford Mrs. Herbert
Claiborne was the chairman of the eve
ming. and was assisted boy Mrs. T.. c.
Minor and Miss VI. NJ. r. Newton Mrs
Claiborne read a charming PAPER on the
stories of Western Asia. the Persian, and
Arabian. which was followed by Miss
Newton with a delightful paper on "A
Thousand Nights and a Night" Mrs. +.
-. Minor closed the afternoon with ex-
tracts from the short story Of Persia.
The young ladies' and gentlemen Of Bar
ton Heights gave am excellent prcsenta-
ton on Thursday evening az the Parish
Hail OF little drama called THE Day
Before the Wedding preceded by cur
tain-raiser, Lord Dundrearys Visit"
This entertainment vas for the benefit Of
Epiphany Episcopal church, and was sue
cessful I'm every way.
Rev. Robert T. Waterneld. Of Ports
mouth: Rev. Lloyd T. Williams. Of Nor
folk: Misses Carrie Bobbitt. Of Creye;
Matte Pesram. Of Richmond. and Annie
Elliott. Of Hampton. have returned to
their homes, aftc- spending a delightful
time as the guests OF Mrs. s. 5. Elliott,
az Petersburg They were N attendance
upon the Methodist Episcopal Conference.
The Oakwood Memorial Association
Will give a Red and White tea Thursday.
December the 7th. for the benefit Of the
headstone fund, at 10. 2si3 east Grace
street: hours. 10 p. NJ. All Confede-
rate societies in ,he city ani all persons
interested IN this cause are most cordial
~ invited TO attend There will be de-
lightful musical programme and tempt
ing refreshments served.
Mrs W. 6. Murray entertained at
luncheon on Thursday In honor OF Mrs.
Ely Ensign, Of Huntington, w. Va The
table decorations were pink and white
chrysanthemums Mrs. Murray's guests
were Mrs. Doyle. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs.
Brundy, Mrs. In Bonita, Mrs. Brock. Mrs.
swasey. and Mrs. Minnegerode
Miss Sue Clarke. Of Tarboro'. y. c., n
most attractive young lady, and Miss
Elizabeth Easley. Of Houston, Va who,
during her stay az Mr.. Powells School,
won many friends I'm this city, are the
guests of Miss Rebecca Daingerleid Cor
dom g north Laurel
Mr.. John r. Seoton left on Friday for
Boston. Mass. 90 act as best man at The
wedding of his brother. Mr. Emmett Sea-
ton. with Miss Grace Triat The cere-
monv takes place in that city at the
brides residence on Monday at high noon.
Miss Van Heck. of New York; Miss
Nicholson. of Atlanta. and Miss Norris.
of Raleigh, y. O.. win arrive here on
Wednesday and will be the guests Of the
Misses Morgan.
There viii be classes at the Art Club
I'm designing twice week, given by Mss
Stewart. on Tuesdays az II 4. VI. and
Thursdays at $50 r. ~; free 20 an mem
bers Of The Art CiGt fhes, classes be-.
Gin on Tuesday. the 2Sth OF November.
Among the nume1 ~ tho debutantes of
the season inadvertently left out was
that OF Miss Mary Gibson. who should
have been included. Miss Gibson is the
Youngest daughter ~ Bishop Gibson, end
is an excee linsly charming girl.
4 large audience was present at the
Howitzers' Armory Friday evening. when
judge IT. W. Fl0urnOy gave delight
fun lecture on "The South Before the
War" The lecture was splendidly de-
livered. and was eloquent IN It's inimita-
bic wits and pathos.
Miss Curtis. Of Boston who Will be
pleasantly remembered by many who met
her here last year. IS the guest Of Mss
Peasants. sos east Franklin street.
Mrs. Lille. Of the University, viii arrive
I'm the city on Monday She will visit the
Misses Moore. OF west Franklin street.
Miss Alice Lee Moore. or Norfolk viii
@AA%~AN%&H%N9
b \