Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-21
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ees Rogers. OF Surrey. Rosa Marshall,
Ellen Bates, Bertha Atkinson. Lille Hoi-
!oway, Sadie kerns. Emma Diacont Ad-
die Williams. Susie Cooper, of Surrey:
ilossie Connolly, Viola Diacont, Messrs.
wills, a. Bats, F. Bates, c. Parker. B.
Bozc. a. Davis. c. Taliey, Stewart Wills,
Walton. A. Smith, and c. Talman
The opening german OF the season will
be given on Thursday evening, Sept.
18th, at Beividere Hall. The committee
on invitation are Messrs. George Berke.
ley Briggs, Charles Ahern. and John
Ahern.
Mrs. William E. Evans dispensed the
tea ST the Woman's Club yesterday after
noon. and many Of the members who
have Just returned from their summer
trips called and were warmly greeted
Among those who dropped in were Miss
Frank Brocllenbrough. of Blackburg.
Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson, Mrs T. "A. Miller.
Mrs. Norton r. Savage, Miss Matte P.
Mrs. Norton r. Sarag. Miss Matte P
Harris, Mrs. Charles Davenport. Luz
Their Warren, Miss Claire Guillaime. Mrs.
s ". Travers, Miss Madse Freedley.
Miss Alice Reddy, Of this city, has been
the recipient of much attention during
her stay in Newport News. She was the
guest of honor at charming euchre
party given recently by Miss Glenn
eDce Cooke. Among those present
were: Mrs, William L. Cooke, Miss Anne
Jones' Miss Julia Whitley. Miss Celia
Salley. the Misses Reynolds. Miss Emma
Bruce, Of Richmond: Miss May Gar
nett, the Misses Wilcox, and Miss Cor
nelia McBlair, Of Norfolk
Lovers OF the beautiful and artistic in
nature should not miss the opportunity
afforded by the excursion which will
be given on the 9Th of October to the
Natural Bridge. Near the confidence of
he James and North rivers rises five
round-topped mountains-the Lebanon
and Mars Hill. Mt. Jefferson, Lincoln
Heights and Cave Mountains two Of
which are spanned by the bridge. Many
places Of interest can be visited, among
them Saltpere Cave, famed as having
been worked for nitre during the war
Of 1872 and latterly by the Confederate
Government, besides the beautiful Nat
ural Bridge Park, and various other pic
luresque spots.
Mrs. George A. Lyon and Mrs. c. P.
Walford win chaperone the excursion to
Natural Bridge, which will be given by
the Belle S. Bryan Day Nursery and Free
Kindergarten. The paToncsses Of the
lnair will be Mrs. George A. Lyon, Miss
Robinson, Miss Annie Moore, Mrs. Cor
don Wallace, Mrs. J. P. Harrison, Mrs.
Bland Smith, Mrs. Otway Allen. Miss
Loulie Noting, Mrs. Elizabeth Burfoot,
Mrs. James Casllie. Miss Lizzie Grattan,
Mrs. Herbert Claiborne, Mrs. Randolph
Wexford, Mrs. Edward P. Cox, Miss Bes-
sic Hill. Mrs James Caslue, Miss Maria
Blair. Miss Juliet Lee Mrs. James Sim
ton Mrs S. G. Wallace. Mrs. rBeirne
Blair. Mrs. John Harrison, and Mrs.
Harry Hazard.
Among the pleasant entertainments of
the week was a very delightful tea given
Tuesday by Mrs. William G. Stanard. at
her home, on Harrison street. IN honor
Of her sister-in-law. Mrs. William New
ton. of Norfolk. Little Miss Roberta
Newton. niece of Mrs. Stanard, dainuiy
assisted in serving the guests.
A very charming theatre party at the
1natinees at the Academy of Music Wed
day afternoon included Miss Blanche
Morgan. Allene Stokes, Maud Morgan
Margaret Shields. and Nell Curtin or
North Carolina.