Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

| port. J.. B. Young. a. c. Young, W. "a
Blair. c. H Williams. Jr., George j. =
Palmer William II. Palmer. Jr.. w 6.
| Ferguson, Granville Gray, c. E. Smith,
! r. Q. McCabe, Saunders Hobson. Z. d.
| Christian, Jr G. 8. Wall, II. W. Hazard,
/ r. B. Campbell. Currie .. Currie. George
| a Gibson. w. r. Johnston. G. w Ste
vens w G. Walker. ]. S. Williams, r.
L. Williams, L. p Page. J.. II. Z.
Baskerville. J. ]. Leake, 10 Lane stern
Kirkwood Mitchell. A starke: {. ".
| Branch. J. *. Branch. I. Boiling, Jr,
A c. McKenney. Percy Bosher. A Z.
Donnan, J. D, Patton, a. t Harris. Jr,
II S Halves. E. T. Robertson, Levin
JONES, Joseph Z. Willard. Watkins Ell
ierson. J. S. Bryan, T. NJ. Perkins, W.
w. Morton. E. V. Williams. E. T D.
Myers. Jr.. Julien Hill. c. II. Noting.
w Q. Young. Jonathan Bryan, j. W.
Graves. B. p. Claiborne. Allen Potts. W
Douglas Gordon, William y. Smith. E. t.
Harrison. John ?. Lea. L. T. Myers. a
w Weddell. Jr.. Captain Harry a. Web
ster. w 3. Claiborne. f. ". Hane-
winckle C. c. Pinkney. Thomas Adkins,
Gideon Davenport. w. P. Gray, L. w
1arander. j. t. Anderson Charles 3; Hol-
laday Leary. F. w. Scarborough, H
Skipwith. P. st. George Cooke. W. Berke-
ley Williams, Henry c. Stuart, John NJ
Walker. Eppa Hunton, J. I. Ruthef-
foord. w c. Noland, Pelham Hlachford,
Egbert G. Leigh, Jr.. Joel S. PERRIN. Tho
mas 3. McAdams. and W. Stilson Hutch
ms.
A very handsome dinner was given
last Monday to Miss Helen Stevens, one
of the seasons most popular debutantes.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Cotesworth
Pinckney. Miss L1vesey, Of Pennsylvania;
Miss Mary Hayes, and Messrs. jonathan
Bryan, John Currie, and William Fergus
son
Mrs Waller Scott entertained the Kate
Wheelock Whist Club last Tuesday after
noon. The highest score was made by
Team No 2 composed Of Mrs. L. P.
Guest tcaptain). Mrs. Edmund Waddill.
Mrs + n Jones. and Mrs. Charles L.
Todd The club will not meet next Tues
day, but viii meet at the home of Mrs
L N Jones on Tuesday, December 5oth-
Mrs. Agnes Drewry was the guest OF
honr at luncheon given by her sister.
Mrs Frank Defold il Baltimore, Tues
lay The guests included, in addition to
Miss Drewry. Mrs. John Love. Miss BeV-
erly James, Miss Frances Gilnlor, MISS
Gertrude Jenkins. Miss Helen Bargh-
man. Miss Elsie Jenkins, and Miss Car
RE Webb.
One of the handsomest entertainments
Of the week was given by Mrs. William
w Wright. OF No. 500 south Third street,
Friday afternoon and evening III honor
of her daughter. Miss Irving Withers
Wright. one OF the most attractive mem
bers of the younger society set in Rich
mond Christmas holly southern pine,
red carnations. red shades, and red
candles made the beautiful! decorations
Of parlovs and G:airs-room The Snow
er of carnations and n1aidenhair fern
v~:ch t.; med t!1e ccEtrenicfc 3f tie tea
table. had mirror base resting on
lace cover over red satin. The pretty,
young hostess gowned IN white crepe dc
chine with trimmings Of blue panne Vel
vet, was assisted in receiving by MISSES
Dora Dickens, Ethel McCaw, and CONNIE
Evans Young ladies n the dinlng-r"om
were Misses Louise Stewart Ella Ham
rlond. Marion Smith, Mary spencer, ana
Louise Crutcbfield.
Amone the guests we're Misses Anna
Purcell, Avis Grant Alice Doyle. Hattie
Shields. Charlotte Miller. Marguerite Nc
CURE Alma Cecil Daisy Boykin, Elise
Moncure. Sherwood Wilcox. Ellie Mont
gomery, Mamie Lewis Cowardllt. SataHe
Burress Kate Benson, Lille Booker An
rateI Forbes, Aline Jennings Constance
Eoudar. Gay Braxton, Jessie Jones Cary
Williams Madeline Noble. Nellie Sutton,
Linda Rargamin. Lucy Shelton. May
Goolsby. Nina -Adair, Rosalie Jones: Ollie
Howard. Belle Baylor, Mary Tyler. Iculse
McAdaus, Lille Upshur, Olga Rehins
and Mamie Wad6ill.
Mrs. Halle George served chocolate
during the reception tea hour from TO
c Guests assembled for cards
g., rt7ya
played and those taking part
in the game included Hiss Dora Dick
ems. Miss Ethel McCaw. Miss Connie
Evans Miss Celeste Weis!ser. Miss
Louise Crutchfield Miss Ella Hammond,
Miss Cora Younger, Miss Marion Smith,
Miss Mary Spencer, Miss Nina Constable,
Miss Nellie Vim, Miss Carrie Neaie,
Lucy Christian Miss Louise Stewart, Miss
Louise Potts. Mr.. Carl Boscher, Mr.. Mac
Dobie Mr.. Irving Blair. Mr.. David Mer-
rill Mr.. Hal Adair. MI. Hiram Smith,
M. Hunter Leake. Mr. James Reeves,
Mr., Stanley Freeman, Mr. Park Reyes
ter Mr. Luther Wright, Mr.. Tom Brock
enbrough Mr.. George Sutton. S1r. Frank
Crutchfield, Mr.. Coleman Cutchins, Mr.
Roy Jones Mr.. Allen Gregory, Mr.. Rus
sell Porter, Mr. James Powell, Mr.. Null
ford Crutchtield, Mr.. Robert Kent, Mr.
Leslie Jennings, Mr.. Robert Walden and
Mr. Howard Wood
The ladies' prize was a lovely silver
coin purse. and that for the gentlemen
was a tobacco jar. ornanlented with three
heads in Mosaic design.
DR.. and Mrs. Boyce D. Brooker gave a
most enjoyable progressive euchre party
Thursday night. The ladies' first prize,
a point lace handkerchief was won by
Mrs. Warrington. The gentlemen's first
prize. by Mr.. T. Z. Swain. Each lady
carried home, as a souvenir. a piece of