Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
SURPRISE PARTY TO MRS. COHEN
Young Friends Cali and Have
Pleasant Evening.

A very unique surprise party was
given to Mrs. Sam. Cohen last nlShl Al
her residence by crowd OF yOuhs 49, 5oPpic
This party represented summer pioIilS'
and all We're dressed in summer COS
tumes-the ladies in duck skirts, sum
mer shirt-waists, and sailor hats, anu Wy
gentlemen in white trousers, colott .
shirts. and straw headgear Inc pa.kS
brought delicious refreshments anu IN
whole affair was most deligntiul. Ddii'
ing was kept up until late hour.
Those present were Misses Hattie anu
Mabel Svcle. Florence and Stella Myers,
Saidee and Mary Thalhimer, CorInme anu
Irma Rosenbaum, Essie Kirsh, Hellsteih'
Miriam Rosenbaum. Corinne Straus, Ro-
sale Held Amelia Khanweller, NIoI"
/ Kaufman. Lily Rosendorf. and Green
valid and Messrs. Lee Rheinhelmer' H.
Levy, Leroy Cohen 3 Wai' gse Sycle
| Aleck and Ma Marcuse, Hutzler' 1sos sen
| boun ID RosenstOck, u. Simons, III, ny
ers Martin Kklnweiler, and ,. C9hen;
This "surprise' party att eebsr 70 w vbo
great popularity OF ME- ls,,,,OS, '' bnstess,
Old Dominion Chapter. Daughters o,
the American Revolution. met yes1eI1II1sS
at noon in the rooms of the NirgiIiliI ms -
| forical Society. The chapter ueclueu W
haye an AFTERNOON reception instead OF u
lunch az the jefferson. lnvitatio 10 I,lis
| entertainment will be sent out: Miss DIS.
| Mary Mann Page Newton, the historian
OF the chapter, win read al Tue stoIv Of
| the chanter from its birth, seven years
AGO and the work 1t has done since. AZ
"a renort of the George Washington lle
mortal Association ban was MAUI e,,cce e
evervthing promises a brilliant success,
/ Mrs Daniel Manning, PRESIDENT Oh ene
National Society, Daughters or the AMER.
90 pevolution. will probably be presen'
al this ball; also, Mrs. Hugh Nelson "e'
State Regent from Norioik, o,,r, were
Those present at this meetny Wet'
Mechanics Gillian. Purcell, Han, Ia, la
horne Brock ThOmpkins, GranaIh, " ~, ~
Henry Putney, Thomas, patterson, o.
Misses Perkins, Boykin, Mayo ana new
ten.
Tho children Of the American Reyolu
.id,, mot Yesterday at T.. NJ, In I'M
roCms Of the Virginia Historical SoG!stS
Those present were M ana Mamie selden
p,.ra VVillis Hugh and David Lyncn
and Mamie Garnett McCarty, MISS me
Goodwin will read paper at the mex
meeting on the ancestor IRON , s mlNrn ."
rneeting of the Baptist Womans Nile
sin,arv Circle was held yesterday g
room al Gracc-Street Baptist chuIcl
The programme for this meeting was d
Tands1 uopic for the year); address o
Cnhe nv Mrs. w. Il. Hatcher. assiste
~ Mrs Robert Kellogg; Current EVent'
Mrs. NJ. Ashby Jones; orph l,ing w,i III /
INA on April 18th, at Pine-Street churcI
ZAP nfl NJ. The subject will be Japan.
M foiIowing will take part; Leader, Mt
y n Gaines. assisted by MISS Isu,h rs, -
Ter: Current Events MIS- o. . III N Rvlan,
isterial Education, MIS- - IL IVY '"'''
Ofhcers will be elected.
The performance at the Bijou Famil
Theatre on Thursday night Will De ioI u
benefit OF the Oid D4 dnsd tbe i Isd,es
shis institution the benefit, and they bCl
70 have a crowded house; AmVns a., -
notronesses will be Mrs. Grace SnieIu
Mrs. S. l.. Bloomoerg, mrs; ~ " ~V 81
Mrs. FERGUSON, Mrs. Miller ana MI
Berry.
Miss I.ottie Reid Browne; OF Norfol
will arrive in the CITY t9-oay ys a WINS
he the guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs. wilma
Marshall, 4Olls east Main street
Miss May Haskins, OF Lexington, Is u
guest of Miss Sallie Randolph.
,.s Mary A. Caskie left suddenly {
sunday for Columbus. o. She was can
,hsra Inv the sudden illness Of her daug
Ter Mrs. Appleton ]. 1de, nee MISS u
Caske, Of this city.
/, Miss Mary Randolph Thaw, OF nee
mond. Va, and MISS Weisise', o.
: ha,ar county. leave to-day for Ric
\ monS.. XIV, to visit the Rev. Frank
b Ridout and wife.
a The minuet dancers for the Wasning,
!. hau will rehearse Thursday. 18th, at
! Al at li3 south Third street
n Miss Jackson. who has been vlsitl
: her sister Mrs. r. d. Garcin. return
}. 10 Charlottesville yesterday mucn "
regret Of her many admirers