Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
Notes Of
Society.

An anpreciatire and cultured audience
greeted Miss Alice N. Parker yesterday
At the Wornan's Club. who delivered a
highly interesting lecture on kindergarten
work. Miss Parker. in charming style
exposed the kindergarten system, and eA-
planned the advantages Of 1t III training
children. Her hearers gave her the closest
attention and only regretted that the lee
ture was not longer. Mrs. Landonla II.
pashiell served the coffee, and tea was
dispensed by Miss Kate Winston. The
r.tairman,s guests were Mrs. Parker and
Miss Lucy Coleman Some of the visitors
were Miss Blackford, of New York: Miss
Ruf.ip of Hanover county: Miss Mary
P,4.slon Moore and Miss Martha. Laird
Moore, of Lexington.
The ell, is fortunate in having secured
iiss Maria Blair for next Monday at
,e,9,uon. who will give her delightful lee
are on The Seven Great Pictures Of
he World
Last evening. to the Inspiring strains Of
rhilow's orchestra. the bellies and heaux
IF the Richmond German Club were led
through the intricate mazes of the ger
man ct the Masonic Temple. Christmas
decorations and favors were effectively
used. and an elaborate supper was served
at the conclusion. which included all the
delicacies of the. season Many OF the
fair young debutantes were present with
their sparkling eyes and bright. young
faces graced the occasion. and the hand
come matSons never looked better sowned
in marvellous creations of dressmakers'
art The chaperones of the Richmond
German Club are. Mr.. and Mrs. E. I.
D. Myers, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Boiling, Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mr..
and Mrs w W. Morton, Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Egbert
Leigh, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. T. Moncure Per-
kins. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". S. P. Mayo. Mr.. and Mrs Eppa
Hunton, Jr-, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Young.
Miss Louise Brockenbrough McAdams
WAS the guest of honor at delightful
sard party last evening, given by Mrs.
James J. Sutton at her home, 3l2 Byrd
street. Holly. cedar. and mistletoe
we're beautifully arranged in the
oariors and hall. Among the In
rited guests were Misses Matte Lambert.
Aline Jennings. Mary Cooke Branch,
Nyra Chambers, Leila Bradley. Sara
Rauglman. Ellie Meade, Connie Evans,
Rena Glazebrook, Howsie Glazebrcok,
Lisa Archer, Nellie Sinton, Nellie Sutton,
Lucy Christian. Lily Booker. Kate Ben
con. Resale Jones, katherine Watkins.
Courtney Crunp. Martha Bowie. Lily Up
,Ia,r. Ella Hammond and Annabef Forbes.
Messrs. Roy Jones. Thomas Brccken-
trough Wexford Drockenbrough, Fon-
.aine Jones Catesby Jones. Mac Dobie.
Irving Blair. Willie Baughman, Howard
Sutton, Lottier Upshur, Harper Shelton,
David Merrill. Hal Adair, Gilner Minor,
William Minor, Pleasanton Conquest. Will
ron Hazard. Randolph Wilson. Leslie Jen-
aings. Baughman. Sam Brockerbrough.
James Reeves. William Archer, James
Dunlop, Allen Newton, Warner Robins.
sIar1ner Meade. William Baughman and
George B. Sutton.
Miss Rosina Abrams. Of No. ia east
Clay street. will be married at noon to-
aay, to Mr.. Gustave Harris. of Memphis,
Ten. Rev. DR.. Z. n, Calisch will ofiiciate.
Invitations We're issued to-day to a tea
10 be given by Mrs Mann S. Valentine,
Jr. Friday afternoon. In her home, e1S
west Franklin street.
Mrs Charles Shields has issued invita-
ticns to a card party to be given Friday.
January 2, In her home on Fifth and
Franklin streets.
Mrs e. A. Baughman will entertain this
afternoon in honor of Miss Sara Baugh-