Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-29

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lev. V. G. s. Guyon. Duke. Taylor Price
I'VE Marion Warren, Randolph Cardoza,
phillin Bagby. and Charles Willis.
Mrs. Julius Edel gave an entertainment
in honor of Miss Schrien OF Wilmington.
last week. The back parlor was deco
rated with Turkish curtains and mystic
symbols, and Professor Santo told the
fortune of each guest. At II o'clock
superb supper was served.
Those present were Mrs. Sam Cohen,
| Misses Stella and Florence Myers. Hattie
and Mabel Syce, Corinne Straus, Sadie
| and Mary ThalhImer. Trina and Corinne
| Rosenbaum, Amelia Khanweiler, Flor
ence Creenwald Marian Rosenbaum,
| Bremen OF Baltimore, Ray Hess
burg of Danville, Isefet of Burling-
| ton, and Messrs. William Nelson, Memo
Mittedorfer. NJ. NJ. Marcuse, Lee Rhein-
himer, Sidney, Lee, and Sam Sycle, sam
Gunst. Simon Block, Ellis Hutzler, Ike
Greenhaum. and others.
| The annual tea of the Richmond Chap
| ter. Daughters Of the Confederacy, VIII
| take place on Monday, January Both, from
4:30 to $50 Z. NJ. These teas are given 10
promote socability amongst the Daush-
tiers. and are always exceedingly pleasant
and attractive. All Daughters or the Con-
federacy, whether visiting or resident,
are most cordially invited. The Sons OF
Veterans are also invited. The Reception
Committee is composed Of the oiilcers
and Executive Board Of the society, ana
are the following ladies: Mrs. Norman
Randolph, Mrs. Charles Boiling, Mrs. IL.
V. Valentine Mrs. Frank Crump, Mrs.
Kate S. VIM. Mrs. Dabney Jefferson
Carr Mrs. Thomas Leary, Mrs. Edgar
ID. TAYLOR. Mrs. Jeb Stuape> Mrs Charles
Kosher. Mrs DR.. G. w. L. Brock, Mrs.
Silas Sheburne, Mrs. Undertake, and
Misses Minnie Baughman, Annie c. Bent
ley, and Kate Lee
Miss Matte Lambert gave an ANA
gram" party last night. Two handsome
prizes were given, and the young folks en-
joyed themselves immensely. Those pres
ent were Misses Matte Lambert, Helen
Stevens, Nellie Gordon, Fannie Workman,
Essie Archer, Lisa Archer, Mildred Wood
ward, Emma Hutchinson, and Messrs.
Conrad Hutchinson. Arthur Slater, Ru-
dolph Siegel, William Archer, Clirous
Waddell. Charles Bowe, Dugal Walker,
Walter Chewing William Turner, and
Charles McVeigh.
On Thursday the Art Club held its regu-
lar monthly social meeting at the club
rooms. Tea was served, as usual, and
Mr.. Mcneil gave a talk on art, which
was thoroughly enjoyed.
Master John d. Blair gave a birthday
party on Friday evening, at the residence
Of his grandmother, on Park avenue.
Those present were Fanny and Taylor
Scott, Lucy and Foster Witt, Talmage
Donnan, Ellen Ball. Eliza and William
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Donald Ellyson, Mary and Fanny Smith
Jennie and Warner Moore, George
Stevens Buford Scott, John Meredith /
and Morson Keith.
Mrs. w. G. Neal gave a charming seven |
handed euchre party on Wednesday eve
Ming in honor of her sister, Mrs Lizzie I
Nelson Pace, of Culpeper, Va. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Charles Doyle, Miss
Flossie Talbot, Mrs. Whitehurst, and /
Miss Tyler.
Those, present were Mesdames Charles !
Wngo, A. J. Montague, Charles Doyle, |
Ashby Weller, W. j. Whitehurst, Carleton |
Jackson Taylor; J. S. B. Thompson, At
lanta, Ga; w. S. Forbes, r. D. Neal.
Warner Moore; r. NJ. Gilbert, Columbus,
o.. j. b. Pace. b. II. Nash; Misses Pre-
cious Moore. May Jones, Bessie Pace
VII gnu lgitls LlOS0it LdlDOAlB anu
Wickie Coons, of Culpeper.
The Baltimore American prints the fol-
lowing account of the marriage in that
city on Wednesday of a young lady who
has hosts Of friends in Richmond:
Miss Jane Tyler Brockenbrough. OF Vir-
gina, was married last evening to Major
Francis Mallory, of the faculty of the
Virginia Military Institute, lexington,
Va. at the residence Of the brides sister,
Mrs. John C. Taliaferro, 1923 ST. Pau
street Rev. Austin b. Chinn. Of st. Mary's
church. marlborough KY. ofiiciated
The best man was Mr.. Alexander Mallory,
brother OF the groom, and the maid of !
honor Miss Mary Brockenbrough, sister |
OF the bride. The bridesmaids were
Misses Eleanor S. Tucker. Of Norfolk.
and Miss Alice Mallory, Of Essex county.
Va. The bride was given away by her
lrother. Mr.. Edward Brockenbrough, Of !
Norfolk The bride wore white satin, the
pink and white costumes, and
the ma OF honor pink costume. !
Major and Mrs. Mallory will live at Lex
ngton, Va. Among the out-of-tOWn !
guests were Mrs. Mallory. mother of the
groom; Mr.. Benjamin Brockenbrough and
Mrs Austin BrockenbrOugh, Of Richmond;
Mss Margaret Weddel Of Richmond; {
Miss Virginia Corse. Of Alexandria, and
Mss Marshall. of Fauquier.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. I
Brown was made beautiful with cedar
lamps, palms. and cut-fowers
n Friday night, the occasion being the
ca given by the ST. Johns Circle of
Kings Daughters and Sons and it's auxil-
airy. Executive committees made every
etall of the evening n success. The :
hairmen were: Decorations. Mrs. Ernest r
loore; Refreshments. Mrs. Charles Glenn G
nit; Candy, Mrs. Clarence J. Frank p
n; Entertainment, Miss Mamie Williams. z
Mrs. william Hugh owens. OF Brmlng- 4
am. Ala. sang delightfully."-. Miss Rita
ewall. Of Baltimore. Nd, and Professor n
Watson were the piansts Mrs Julian t.
handler recited. and the favorite soloists
we're Mr. Charles W. Hunter and Mr.. w. ;
7. Shervin. All contributed TO the plea I
ure Of the audience. -
Later I'm the evening Mr. Herbert Cur y
Is consented 10 give his celebrated i'm
excavations. accompanied by the sub g
ued music Of the piano rendered by Miss
ewall. I
There was a large attendance. Besides :
hose mentioned from out Of town were
liss Daisy Tompkins, of Salem. Va, and \
liss Mary Jackson, of Petersburg. n
Miss Lila Tatum will give a card party "
n next Wednesday evening.
Misses Agnes and Elizabeth Ross. Of q
.exington, are the guests Of Mrs. Fred.
colt, on Park avenue. p