Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-09

Miss Della Page. Of West Virginia,
white point d'esprit over nile green silk,
pink ribbon trimmings.
Miss Elizabeth Rrander white tucked
nrsandy, green tulle trimmings, and white
chiffon berthe.
Miss Helen Stevens. white dotted chiffon
over white silk, with ruffles headed with
white chiffon quilting. pink roses.
Miss jamie Winso. pretty costume of
white
Miss Crutchfield
Miss Martha Houston Evans, white
chiffon over pink silk.
Miss Julia Grant white dotted silk null
pearls, and American Beauties.
Miss katherine MicnauH-
Miss Bcirne, white tucked orGandy
plated chiffon berthe, American Beauties
and violets.
Miss Nora Leary. white moussellne
trimmed with ruffles. edged with pink
satin ribbon, bodice of pink ribbon and
valenciennes lace. pink crushed roses.
Miss Nancy Cooke. pink tucked organ
dy white lace yoke and white ribbons.
Miss Edith Ramsay, of Alexandria,
white point d'esprit over white tatTela,
trimmed with ruffies and quilting Of
white ribbon, sleeves of white accordion
plated chiffon. edged with quilting.
Miss Elise Stokes, white tucked silk.
with white lace insertion.
Miss Elizabeth Easley. white silk, en-
broidered III daises. trimmed with ac-
Gordon plated chiffon
Miss Rebekah Gordon. white tucked
nousseline, with lace medalilons, pear
necklace.
Miss Annie Smith. green silk. trim
minss of velvet and silver-spansled net.
white chiffon sash.
Messrs. A. II. Allen. Petersburg: ]. S.
Eppes. Petersburg, Z. A. Barber, jr.,
j. B. Bland. Z. II. Benson. j. V. Bid
good. G. c. Bidgoot. r. G. Cabell, B. r.
Cardozo. II. P. Darlington, ]. NJ. Coles,
| f. P Cooke. ]. J.. de Treville. F. Fitz-
gerald. f. E Guptill. w. NJ Habliston.
| G. Harrison. H. S. Eotchkiss. O. &.
| kean, d. II. Leaile, I. B. McAdams A.
S. Tanner, L. Il. Reed G. Smith, !. N
Vaughan, J. p. Watson, w B. Watkins,
c. r. Burnett. E. D. Botchkss. Jr, Z.
| H Montague, ]. P. Nash, I. II. LearN'
]. S. Polak. E. G. harrison, 1r,, j. p
| Parrish, L. II. Blair, Jr-, Chan Newton
| J. ". Marshall. Frank Latane, j. =.
! Lee. Gray Moseley, w. G. kean, j. G.
| GREGORY. W. r. Turner, r. l.. Gordon,
S. H. Parker, DR.. T. A. Parker. w. >.
Weddell, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Blair, Mr.. anc
| Mrs r. NJ Blankenshlp. Mr.. ana Mrs.
| Clay Drewry, Jr.. Mr.. and MIS- q. -.
| Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs j. o. farlano. MT.
and Mrs B. r. Guest. Mr.. and Mrs NJ
| Mcclure MY. aud Mrs. J. S. Parrish,
/ Mr. and Mrs. r.. c. Scott, MIR. and Mrs.
! William Taliaferro. Mr.. and Mrs. r. I
1 Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cannon, Mr..
/; and Mrs ]. e. Coke. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. T..
| l.. Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Hotchaiss'
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. *. Stevens Mr.. and Mrs.
/ II. A Williams, MIR. and Mrs. ii. w. Ia
| zard Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Leigh, Jr MT
and Mrs C. r. Caperton, Mr. and Mrs.
1 r. 3. Bowc.
|
| American Folk Lore and FOLK MUSIC
/ was the subject of an exceedingly inter-
| esting lecture at the Wonan's Club yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Anne Virginia
! Culbertson who is a well-known and sue
/ cessful authcress. Indian, negro. and the
| untutored mounta;neers were respectively
treated. and the lecture was interspersed
| with amusing songs and anecdotes char
| acterstic of the people.
Miss Culbertson was inimitable In her
impersonation Of the Oakley, and her rem
dit!on Of the negro melodies was perfect.
She sang La Belle Creole, . Down BY
the River and .pes Bones Shall Rise
Again" which provoked mucl, laughter.
Shady Grove a song Of the Tennessee
naanntatnesr. was also veil received. 6ha