Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-19
DON'T WANT ANY MEN
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
WILL NOT HAVE MALE BOARD.
The FORGET ME- NOT CLUB.
Celebrated mt the JcnersOn-Miss
Bells Card Party-AII-saints Church
Reception-Weddin

Randolph. the president. in the chair.
The exercises were opened with the
Lords Prayer. The reports Of the presi-
dent and other officers were then read
These showed the present membership OF
the society to be 435 persons. or these
twenty-eight are new members. MIS-
Randolphs report reviewed the work
done by the society during the year. In
concluding she thanked the officers and
members very warmly for their nearly
cooperation and work. Her speech re-
ceived great applause.
Mrs. Crump the treasurer, was unable
10 be present on account Of the death OF
her uncle. Major Jed Hotchkss. but she
sent a most interesting report which was
read.
on the motion Of Mrs. Boiling II was
concluded 10 send a letter of sympathy |
to Mrs McCulloh President of the Grand |
Division of the Daughters Of the Con-
| federacy. on the death OF her fatner' |
Major Hotchkiss.
After this the election Of officers took |
place. The following were chosen: Mrs. |
| Randolph. as president. with unani-
nous vote: First Vice-President, Mrs.
| Charles Boiling; Second Vice-President,
| Mrs. T. V. Valentine Treasurer, Mrs. L.
ID. Crump; Corresponding Secretary, MIS-
Dabney ]. Carr; Recording Secretary
Mrs Kate VIM. Executive Board-Mrs'
| Thomas Leary Mrs. Kate Rucker Lee
! Miss Anne Bently, Miss Minnie Baugh-
man. Mrs. Edgar Tayloe Mrs c. w. +.
Brock Mrs Jeb Stuart, Mrs. Charles
Bosher. Mrs Shelburne, and Mrs. Tim
berly.
After the election n discussion of mat
ters interesting to the chapter took place
Mrs. Minor made motion suggesting
that the society have an advisory Doar1
OF gentlemen. This motion was opposed
by Mrs Bagby with n mastery speech,
with the result that the motion was not
put TO the vote. 1t was decided hereafter
the society shall have monthly meetings
In conclusion the annual tea was dis
cussed. and 1t was decided to give 1t on
Monday, January the Soth.
The Forget Me-Not' Club gave de-
lightful dance at the Jefferson Hotel last
night on the occasion of its fifth anniver-
sary. This club has thirteen members,
who are Mrs. ]. r. Anderson, Jr., Mrs.
, w. ]. Ebel. Mrs. II. G. Rueger, Mrs %.
4. Spott Mrs. f. VIII, Mrs. w. =. Klein,
Mrs. s. II. Funston. and Misses Kate
s Ebel, May Greener, and Josephine Haase
5 Miss Emma Grimmell is also member
but on account of a recent death In the
family she was not present. The party
:. Rosenegk, Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Ebel, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ii. Phillips. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Harra, and Mrs. +. w. ID. Shu-
macher Appropriate souyenirs-willow
baskets Of observation-disclosures given 10
e. each guest, and at u o'clock an elegant
> supper was served by the Jefferson.
The guests were Misses Helen Ebel,
Bertha Haase, Rosa Schumacher, Cora
q. Hassal Marie Briel, Marie Schaafe,
Elizabeth Won n. Rosenegk; Dohlinger'
of Brunswick Ga. Smith. of Norfolk;
Seigling, of New York; Nanny Frommer,
Mrs. Kate Bromm. Miss Marie Schmidt,
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Briel; Messrs Charles
. Haase, Jr., II. A. Keck Henry Haase, +.
IL Beck Fritz Wenzel. William Schmidt,
Charles Haase, William Keck, Charles
Keppler John IieTpert, and Drs. j. Keck
< and Meredith.
n Miss Rebekah Woodbridge Bell gave I
most delightful card party on Tuesda!
= night. Progressive euchre" was playe'
{, until r. when a handsome supper wa
served. The tally-cards were yer,
- unique, little bells being tied on the cards
. with pink ribbon TO mark the score of tn
ladies and brass buttons for the gentle
4" men. The first lady's prize was won by
Miss Anne Dunlop and the second b.
l. Miss Charlotte Poythress. Mr.. julia
McKenney won the first gentleman
n prize and DR.. Turner the second. Thos
present were Messrs. ). X. Carter, Wi
liam Lancaster. Byrd and Claiming New
l. ton. Noting, Leo, and Woodbridge Ed
nuns, Pope Nash, Phillip Carleton, Make
d Deitrick Joel Perrin, Julian McKenneS
Berkeley Williams, Carroll Montague
10 Florence. Crump Tucker, William an
Lewis Harvie, Peyton, Spotswood We
. ford. William Watkins, Werner Moore
- William de Saussure and Or. McGulr
Newton: Misses Carol Wexford, Ruth an
all Elizabeth Robins, Posie Meredith, Ellie
M Graham Carmichael, Anna Corr, Estel
n de Saussure, Bessie and Nanny Dunlol
W Ellie Werth Gordon Of Charlottesvill
~ Lilly Hill. Charlotte Poythress, Gett
Mcclure. Daisy Chamberlayne. Helen NJ
tic Intre, Jennine Hughes, Ellen Bagb
I'M Elizabeth Weddell. and Elizabeth Fishe
re-. A reception was given last night to q
10 congregation Of All-Saints church at Al
~ saints parish house The rooms wei
Nv beautifully decorated, and cosy corner
le- palms. cut-howers, and shaded LAM
ire made an attractive scene. The your
if girls of the church served the refres
ments. which consisted Of croquette
biscuits, cake, cream, chocolate, al
&c, coffee. Those who assisted the Rev.
ne Yates bowman, the pastor OF the churc
co in receiving, were Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Mayo Mr. ana MTs. L. H. ALL iOHr' ~
and Mrs. James Boyd, Mr. and Mrs.
- r.. Corey Mrs Hugh Taylor, Colon
Whitcombe. Miss Evie Lawson, Mrs IL
Dr rett. and Mr.. Hunter accompanied
led other sweet singers, sung exqulsitely d
pal ring the evening. a large number OF I
he congregation called, and the AFFAIR was
me- most enjoyable one.
DC Mr.. William Rufus Spiller and MI
os Ida Nav Robins both Of King VILLA
ost county were married at o'clock We
lge terdav afternoon at No. 402 west Ma
De snail street. me ceremony was perfori
cd nv Rev. Il. c. James, of the sar
county The wedding was a quiet or
and only a few near relatives and frien
,ch were present. The attendants were n
II claiborne Robins and Miss Maud Pull'
the Miss Bessie Isbal played Mendelssohl
on. Wedding march on the piano. Mr.. Spill
the Is a successful young farmer, and I
my hride. an attractive young lady, Is
ey i daughter OF Mr.. w. II. Robins, of III
In William. The couple left on the afterno
train for their future home.
eet
and Mr. william Bede Hamilton ana Nj
the George Lecky were married at IL ocio
Tuesday morning at the residence OF !
j. c. Hiden, who performed the eel
mony. The bride is the beautiful daug
g. "a