Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05

W. Il. Royal, Charles Davenport, Boat
wright, T.. a. Palmer, James Caskie.
Forbes. Etchison. T.. c. Minor, w. T.
Robins. Ben Purcell. Graham Hobson. r.
NJ. Blankensh.p. Thomas Boiling. CABOT.
Henry Gibson. II. a. Claiborne, Moncure
Perkins, Brydon Tenant. Misses STRAIT
ton, Palmer, Travers, Tyler. Ruth
Robins. Allen. Guillaume. Claiborne,
Barksdale. Montague, Hayes. Jennings.
Lima, Cooke. Bowe. Waddeli. Page. Tay-
lor. Harnsberger. Archer. Meredith.
yons, Bell. Higgins English. Houston,
Governor Tyler, General Bradley Johnson,
u. r. ID. Myers, Jr., j. Ashton Cabell.
Professor Boatwright. Mr. Marie. and
others.
The Junior Cotillon gave the last Of the
dances before Lent on Friday evening,
1T the Jefferson Hotel Professor Thi-
lows Band played all the latest tunes.
and Mr. Spotswood Wexford led a beau
tiful german. The chaperones were Mrs.
If. 4. Williams. Mrs. James Harris, Mrs.
Howard Ioge. Mrs. Charles Boiling, Mrs.
Preston Cooke, Mrs. James Werth, Mrs.
Robert Blankenship, Among the dancers
were Misses Alma Phelps, of Baltimore
Carroll Wexford. Estelle de Saussure, Jen-
ME Talcott, Ellie Carmichael, Ruth
Robins. Evelyn Trigg. Amy and Ellie
Werth. Taisie Manning, Rebecca Bell;
Caroline Beall. of Cumberland. MO; Nan
NY Cooke. Annie Wise Mayo, Margaret
VIM. Jennie Hughes: Elise Harrison, OF
Petersburg: Nanny Meade, Elizabeth
Brander; Cruikshanks. OF New York, and
Messrs. Richard Easley, Overton Stegar
Henry Grant, Robert Cabell Edward
Benson. Frederick Dawning. Woodbridge
Edmonds. Hardwicke. Leslie Reed Werner
Moore Robert Brander, Deitrick, Mason
White and many others.
Mrs Robert Blankenship gave very
delightful card party on Friday afternoon
at 4 o'clock Seven-hand euchre was play
ed. The prize-a Dresden plate-was won
by Mrs. Edwin Palmer. Those present
were Misses Kate Blankenship, Flora
Martin, Marian Robins. Ashby Miller,
Brosheld. May Jones, Bette Booker.
Louise Williams, and Mesdames II. a.
Williams. William Taliaferro, Abram
Warwick. Clarence CABOT, Edwin Cox
Gordon Wallace. and Arthur Scrivenor'
Miss Hunter Ferguson, Of east Broac
street. entertained few friends very De
Uehtfully Thursday evening from TO il
o'clock. The parlors were tasteiully deco
rated and a sumptuous Tepast was served
Among those invited were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Currie, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Tompllins. Mr.. and Mrs. Landerkin, Mr.
and Mrs. +. J. Cragie. Mr.. ana MIS-
Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Moore MT
and Mrs. George Currie; Misses jessie
Bailey. Susie Harrison, Molie BROOKE
Harrison, Lucy Lilly Harrison Azzi'
Andrews. and others.
Matinee Musicale met
Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs
G. w. stevens. The following programme
was efficiently rendered: Reading Mrs
Brock: Saint Saens. Danse Macabre (pianC
quartette) first piano-Miss Smoot anC
Mrs. Kellogg. second piano-Miss Mere
and Mrs. Rehling; Lassen. Thine
Eyes so Blue and Tender Mrs. Duke
Saint Saens, l. Mazurka Top. 2D, Mrs
Strudwick: Lassen. Violin Solo, Fes
I,eid Nit Choir. Miss Allen Delibes Pas
| de Fluer from Ballet Malta, Miss SmOot
| Saint Saens. Spring from Samson an'
| Delilah, Miss Mary Ashley Bell; Dehbes
| Sylvia (Suite Concertante), first piano
! Miss Mera. second piano-Mrs. Kellogg
Chopin. Piano Solo, Ballad in A Fla
Major, Miss Lum.
The Confederate tea TO be given by tn
Hollywood Junior Association. at Lee
Camo Hall Monday evening, Februar,
| 18th from 10 10, will be one OF TN
events of the season. These young peopl'
have in charge the officers section II
| HOLLYWOOD 1t has never been under IN
care of the Hollywood Juniors Oeing s.
remote from their sectioD, except o.
| memorial-day. The young association
need the encoura cement of the older PEG
! ple. and il is earnestly hoped the pupIi'
! in general will show their appreciation b!
a large attendance.
| There are no tickets, but every one j.
| expected TO make a contribution OF SILVER
| for so worthy a cause. The young mu-
steal people have kindly given their SER
vices. OF, Confederate songs will be sung
and all who come are promised a delight
full evening. There will be an important
meeting Of the Hollywood Juniors to-mor-
row at 4:9O T. NJ. at lee Camp Hall &c
perfect arrangements. All members ART
urged to be present.
There will be delightful entertainment
| given on Thursday evening, February yin
| at the residence Of Captain w. II. curtis
| Twenty and Franklin streets, fol
| the benefit of the Day Nursery ana Kin
dergarten. Mr. Herbert Curtis assisted
by Messrs. McIntire and Harra, will give
|
| bleauX and a vaudeville.
The Brandon Circle Of Kings Daugh
ters will give Russian tea" at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Charles Nhtlock, No. II
east Franklin street. on February TN
| 10Th, between the hours of and and
and 10 o'clock This entertainment vii
be unique and charming, and all wh'
come are promised a most delightful eve
ming. This tea is for the benefit OF th'
Sheltering- Arms Hospital.
Mrs. William b. Thomas gave an elt
| CANT reception luncheon on last Tues
day. from TO o'clock. The decora
lions were beautiful and artistic. l
the centre Of the table stood an eXquisit
centrepiece Of pink roses and spun cand.
| Around the base of this were scattere
vlolets in crystal vases. The receivin
party were Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Senate
| Gibson, Mrs. A. b. Camm, Mrs. Warning
ton Wise. The young ladies in the dill
! ing-room were Misses Adele Williams
| Roper. of Norfolk: Maude Morgan, Mar
! Thomas and Mary DOnnan. Mrs. lsaa
| Davenport served the punch, Miss Bert
Wexford the coffee and Miss MargarC
Branch the tea. The guests were Mr.
Tom Boiling. Mrs. Robert Bosher, MT
!. X. Branch. Misses Branch, Mrs. Pres
ton Cooke Mrs Alex. Cameron, MIR
| Thomas n. Carter Mrs a. b. Camn
Mrs. Beverly Crump, Mrs. I'D. CruHl
| Miss Mary Whttle, Mrs. Charles Dayei
port. Mrs. Isaac Davenport, Mrs. Gideo
| Davenport. Mrs. Allan Donnan, Mrs. Jon
| Dunlop. Mrs j. r.. V. Daniel, Mrs Rai
dolph, Mrs. w. S. Forbes; Mrs. Miller
North Carolina; Mrs. John w. Harrison
Mrs. Henry Heagard, Mrs. George Be