Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-09
MAKoHBsrBR's SOCIAL CLUBS.

On Thanksgiving night, Samaritan
Hall, Sth and Hull street was the scene
Of q magnificent affair. The occasion
was the second annual soiree of the
Likoma Social Club. Two weeks prior
Co the time Of the entertainment the
finest invitstions ever issued IN our
city, which were furnished by the
PLANET Job Printing department., were
sent to various portions of the city,
announcing this grand event. 1t was
the talk OF the town and the cooversa-
tions seem to be heard yet in the dis
lance that "those young men have
eclipsed all. Among those who were
present were:
Misses Willie Mccormick. Florencs
Baker, Mamie Morris, Elenora John
sen Emma Woodson, Mary Walker,
Louisa Cunningham, Ella Ferguson,
Pearl Davis, Mercer Mitchell. Mamie
Wilson, Roberta Quarles, Ada. Hill.
Ada Harris, Amelia Hilton, Elise
| Washington, Sallie Elsm; Mesdame 8
Laura G. King, Matte Holmes, Flor
| epce L. Cogbill. Mary l.. Holmes.
1 Likoma officers :-George W. Thomp-
son, President; Joseph Robinson, vice.
president T. Nathaniel Allen, secre-
tary William H. Blackwell, assistant
George Waddill, treasurer Eugene s.
Powell, serg' t. at arms; Willie Booker,
chaplain; James Cogbill, John Hick-
man, Robert Harris. Robert Edmonds
Henry Harris, GAI field Davis, Eddie
White, Q. VIM. Moon, John Coy, Will
lie Pryor, Charles CUNNINGHAM Geo
w. Lewis, John III. Holmes Stinach
Henderson and John r. Cogbill.
The musicians, Profs. Moses John
son, J. Alonzo Dixon and O. II. Jones
displayed their skill in an excellent
manner.
All kinds Of refreshments were serv
ed abundanuy. 1t was IN the small
hours OF morn-About 3-when TIT
guests began to retire, being glad o
having been present and sgain thos'
rubber-tire carriages could be seer
passing rapidly through our populAl
thorOuRhfaree. Thus ended the sec
ond chapter OF the "Ko-mar" boys. ..
DoRIANs TO THE FRONT.
1t was Thursday night, the Both ult.
when Cicero's Hall. on the Turnpike
near H. lf St., was in bloom. 1t ush
cred in the first annual supper OF tn
Dorian Social Club, which consists O
the younger men of our city, The so
, cial chat was given away to, in grea
enjoyment and minor games seem &
have been the chief amusement. Tn
young girls, in their beautiful COS
TUNES reminded us Of botanical gar
den just blossominR. Among th0s
: present were:
Misses Mary L. Harris, Sarah Jones
Edna Booker, Virgie Davis, Mary "a
, Harris. Lottie Jones, Lille Goode, Sa
, rah L. Young, Bertha Robinson, Ami
Gesne, Pearl Wilkerson. Alma Branch
= Odella Austin, Roberta Peasants
{ Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Turner, Mr.. an
4 Mrs. William Wsddill: Misses Lotti
. Washington and ddie Waddill.
Odicers :-Junius Miller, Pres; Jas
Burford, vice. president; John Graham
Secretary F; Charles Hickman, assistant
VIM. II. Epson, treasurer; Augusta
Washington, sergeant at-arms; Len
wood LaDghorne, chaplain. Josep
Waddill, Abel Deane, William Ross
a Waveley Peasants, Mormon Smith
= Alehue Henderson, Russell Southsl
Austin Jones, John Gaines and job
! r Cogbil1.
Refreshments were served plentiful
! ly at II NJ. Messrs. VIM. Harris, Sam
uel Hall and JuDius Hatcher enlivene
the guests with music. The wee SIN
hours crept in and the merry party re
I, paired to their homes. The entertain
ment was 80 much enjoyed that all re
GREETED when the hour arrived for de
parture, and words OF praise are hear
: from the lips Of all who were present.
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