Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02

Talley, Nora Houston, Alice Doyle, Ma
mic Williams, Edith jones' Ellie Maury
Nerth, Mabel Wing, Heisen. Cox, Nina
Boyk;n. Charlotte Yonge, Alice and Mar.
garet Old, Lee. hide and May Mar
shall. Ethel Swami, Mrs. Alexander
Mrs. John Atkinson Mrs: Aahon. Messrs.
Charles Burnett, John Atkinson, Joe
Clay Stilc. Ben Blackford, Wallace
Cary, Hudgins, Tolman. Schoen, VIII
son, kensett, Cooke, Wade Bell, Had
ley. Catchings. Agelasto, Burnett, Smith.
Isaac Davenport. Doyle, Jones, Con-
verse. Barker, Mahon. Houston, Sterritt,
Atkinson.
A very handsome golf bag, of pig skin,
and a pearl brooch were presented by MIR.
Stcrritt to be drawn for by the pardci-
pants. Miss Swami he'd the number
which called for the ladies' prize and Mr..
William jefferson Wallace, Of Richmond,
Va, answered to 'I3' which was for
once, not unlucky. Sheep bells and rib
bons, Turkish trophies. scarfs, and paste
board hearts were distributed as favors,
and, prestoi another twenty hours had
fed.
MRS. JONES EUCHRE PARTY.
Mrs. I. N. Jones, of Richmond, on Fri
day last, entertained eighty-four at pro-
gressive euchre. in honor of Miss Edith
Elicit Jones, and Mrs. Ellen Perrin. On
table It the end Of the ball room, over
which was suspended a large Japanese
umbrella and Japanese lanterns were the
scores. fecocious green and yellow frogs,
Ecnemous spiders of red and purple hue.
Chinese coins and fans. Misses Alice
Doyle, Bessie Tompkins Nellie Daven-
port, Mamie Williams, and Anna Purcell.
in Japanese costumes, scored the players.
The ladies' prize, a handsome japanese
inkstand, was won by Mrs. Gillette; the
gentleman's, Japanese tobacco jar, b.
Mr.. Ashby Lee Biedlcr, and the BOBBY.
loving cup, went to Mr.. Croxton Gordon.
Among Mrs. Jones guests We're Mes
danes Perrin, Lewis, Biedler, Johnson,
white, Payne, Seal, Pratte Caldwell.
Swami. Pace Catchirgs Carson. Weir,
Agelasto, Cary, Webster, Huston, Tai
ley, Davenport, Skinner Doyle, Gillette.
MilEurn, Atkinson, Watkins, Bruce.
Noyes, Van Notta, Dickinson and Misses
Wing, Doyle, Williams Davenport, Temp
llins, Werth, Purcell, Timberlake Grant
Talley, Houston. Bonnie, Catchings
Heisen, Houston, Lewis. and Messrs
Catlin, Barker, Harrison, Grier, Davcn-
port, Waddll, Gordon, Rennolds, Viii
lams, Sterritt. Stokes, Harris.
The Davenport watermelon parties are
always popular. and when the man with
the Whee!barrow brings up the barrel i1s
which the melons are packed in ice.
smiles of pleasure su1fuse the counte-
nances of the guests in a manner which
must be truly gratifying to the hostess
Another chicken supper at Sizcr's!'-
which means that severa! tender voices
have been stilled forever in the roosts Of
Potts Creek to satisfy the Unsuitable
of a hungry few. The hungry
few on this occasion We're Misses Ma
ME Williams, Bessie Tompllins, Mamie
Davenport. Nellie Davenport, Alice
Doyle, and Anna Purcell. Ethel Swami,
Louise Bruce. Matte Sewer Bonnie. and
Messrs Charlie Stokes, Robert Daniel,
Croxton Gordon, Isaac Davenport, Abner
Harris, .Tr.. William Camp. Jim Bruce,
Caldwell, Rutherford, Davenport, Addi-
son. Rennolds, Charlie Burnett and Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Atkinson
RECENT ARRIVALS
Among the new arrivals are G. A. Dav-
export, Richmond. Va; George C. Wad-
dill, Louisiana; S. +. Catchings. New
York; Miss Sarah Peel, Atlanta, Ga;
John Mahon and wife, Washington, D. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Logan. Miss Mary
Page Williams. Orange, Va; John H.
Thomas, Washington; John A. Caldwell,
Cincinnati. O.; Mrs. and Miss G. A Har-
rison. Brandon, Va; l.. D. MORRISON, New
York; Clarence L. London, Virginia;
James R. Werth, Richmond. Va; Mrs.
George B. Atkinson, Louisville; Clifton
Atkinson. George "A. Hewitt, Louisville.
John Howard, Jr., Fontaine Broun, and
Miss Branch.