Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

! Those present were Mcsdamcs Governor
| Tyler George de b. Keim Thomas. John
Lotticr, II. $ Coalter John Dunlop. Mon
euro Perkins. James Walker. William
Royal. Donaldson. Robinson. Eugene
Massic George Wise. Alfred r. Harris,
Christopher Tompk.ns William Temp
lUns W. r. Oppenhimer. Edward Meade,
j. A. Welsh. Clement McPhail. Ben. Pal
mer, T. A. Brander. Margaret Benson,
Isaiah White. Arthur LEROY. Jock Eller-
son. Misses Margaret ana Helen String
fellow. Mrs. George Ross. Mrs. Isaac Da-
vonport. Mrs. Warrington Wise, and Mrs.
Levin Joynes.
Mrs. Warrington Wise gave charming
card-party on Tuesday I'm honor OF Mrs.
keim. OF Philadelphia. and Mrs. Henry
ST. George Coaltcr. Punch was served
during the evening. and after the game n
delicious collation. was served at the
small tables The prizes were won by
Mrs. Morton; Mrs. White. OF Norfolk;
Mrs Edward Mayo. and Mrs. Keim. The
score was kept by Miss Gibbs. OF South
Carolina; Miss Mary Lyons Mayo. and
/ Miss Amelia Coaltcr.
Those present were: Mrs. Henry St
Georgo Coalter. Mrs Keim Mrs. Alfred
Gray Mrs. Lotuer; Mrs. Thomas OF
| Philadelphia: Mrs Percy Montague. VIII
liam r. Oppenhimer, James WEIGH Nc
Phal Forbes; White OF Norfolk; Don
aldson. Patterson. Robert Morton. Mayo.
Royal. Moncure. Perkins. Ad. Williams.
Isaac Davenport. William Thomas, and
Mrs. Ben. Palmer.
Mrs. f. \. Baughman and Miss Mary
Barney Baughman gave beautiful tea
on Friday afternoon from TO o'clock
at their home. 10. 1915 Grove avenue. in
L. no. &c &
Tho spacious parlors and hall were eX-
quisitely decorated with palms. ferns, and
chrysanthcmums. and these with the
glow OF many softly shaded lamps. made
tho scene q very beautiful one. Those
who received with Mrs. Baughman Miss
Mary Baughman. and Miss Kemper were
Mrs. Calvin Stewart. Miss Harrison, Miss
Vita Brennan. Mrs. Drake, and Mrs.
George Smith. Miss Minnie Baughman
served tea and chocolate and the young
ladies' IN the dining-rOom were Misses
| Elizabeth Townes. Agnes Mccarthy,
Mary smith. and Annie Pender Gordon.
Among those who called were Mrs. John
Gordon Mrs Montgomery West Mr..
| Pendcr. Mrs. +. j. Brooke, Mrs. William
Bentley. Miss Matte purcell, Miss Daisy
Chamberlayne. and many others.
The young ladies assisting in the din
| ing-rOOm were Misses Ethel and Lucille
| carton. AAuEt " t4tlkfls 4hAAA AN~iANf
Elizabeth TOwnes, Anne Gordon, ana
Miss Hattie Scott Of Ashland. Some Of
the guests were. Misses Page Booker,
Lucy Bridges. Katie Blankenship. Halle
Cooke. Mary Coles Darlington, Gregory,
Lucy and Frances Gibson Fannie Guy;
Lena Holt. of Staunton; Ellis Glenn, Rose
and Janet Morris Lottie Lambert; Agnes
Palmer OF Roanoke; Shepherd. Margaret
and Helen Stringfellow. Lucy Taylor.
r. rfe ga l.
friend, Grace Bidgood Bessie Catlln,
( Margaret Cannon, Alice COwardn, Annie
and Leila Grey. Matte Purcell JAMIE
SchOen. Belle Taylor, ana Mesoaihes
Lewis Booker. wilson Mamie Nerth,
Townes. Charles Spicer llamberlin' W.
C. Bentley, d. y. Walker, and many
others
Mrs. n. v. Randolph received last week
a letter from Mrs. Kate Cabeu Currie,
the lovely former president OF the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. cur
rle wrote from Danville. but stated that
she would leave on yesterday Tor Hen
derson. Ky, and ST. Louis, Mo, where
sho had been asked 20 visit the United
Daughters OF tho Confederacy chapters.
She says: How earnestly I hope this
years labor Will be crowned with as glo-
rious success for the United Daughters
of the Confederacy as was the year that
came TO such a happy close at historic
Richmond and that all the chapters may
rally around our standard and hasten the
completion OF President Davis's monu-
ment. Accept my thanks for your un-
bounded Kindness 10 me. and extend 70
the Richmond Chapter my sincere appre-
citation for the many, many courtesies eX-
tended me while in Richmond
Mrs. j.. L. Lewis gave a charming |
luncheon on Monday i'm honor OF Mrs. |
John = Wise of New York The dainty |
lunch table. with it's covering of Batten- |
burg Lace and exquisite appointments, |
was decorated with profusion of multi |
colOred chrysanthemums. Those present |
We're Mrs. John ;. wise, Mrs. W. T. |
Oppcnhimer; Mrs. Head. OF Lynchburg; !
Mrs. Cqntrel. of kentucky; Mrs. j. Hoge |
Tyler. Mrs. II. A. Claiborne, Miss Mary |
Lewis, and Judge Lewis.
On Tuesday, at 1870 o'clock, Mrs. George |
Gibson gave a delightful luncheon az the |
Westmoreland Club I'm honor Of Miss
Sophie Davis. Of Huntsville. Ala. The |
table was artisticany decorated with |
mammoth yellow chrysanthemums. Those |
present were: Mr.. and Mr.. William Par
rish Miss Sophie Davis, MISS Lucy |
HAYES: Mr.. John TrOmp. Of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Williamson Talley.
The first OF the series Of drawing-room
receptions will be held at the Jefferson
on Wednesday afternoon. November 18Th
at s O'Clock Mrs. Cabell and Miss Pace
are happy TO announce that Miss Lutte
Peasants has associated herself with
them in their work, and. by her talent and
good taste. will add much 10 the
enjoyment already established by these
receptions. \ Scotch evening will be the
attraction at the first reception, and a
large attendance IS expected. Among
those who have subscribed are Mrs.
Barton Grundy, the Misses Branch Mrs
Landerkn. Mrs. William l.. Royal, Mrs.
Chuds Terrell, Mrs. ". S Forbes, Mrs.
Urouhart. Mrs. Junlus Morris, and
number Of the younger married contin-
gent Any information can be had at No.
sos east Franklin OF No. 100 west Frank
iin street.
A Thanksgiving german, which will
take place on the evening of Thanks
giving-Day, is being gotten up by sove-
raj weH-known society girls Of this city.
II will be held at the Masonic Temple.
and both the University of Virginia and
Lehigh football teams will be invited.
These germans have BEEN with the foot
ball games. the social features Of Thanks
oiyfnp-D av for many years, and are al