Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13

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weeks in New York as the guest OF Mrs.
Thomas. formerly Miss Caskie, of Rich
mOnd.
Miss Lille Wemp1e. Of Danville, who
has been the guest of Miss Eugene ray
lor. is now visiting Miss Charlotte Miller
300 Park avenue.
Miss Josephine Budd, of Petersburg.
will spend Christmas with Miss Lillian
Binford and Miss Louise Herbert.
Miss Elizabeth Claiborne. Of New York.
is the attractive guest of Mrs. I. M. Lo-
gan.
Miss Bessie Watkins, of Danvllle. VIII
spend the holidays with Miss Mary Drake.
of Floyd avenue. and Miss Louise Her-
bert.
Miss Sarah Baughman. Of Grove ave-
nue.. has issued invitations to tea from
30 O'Clock on December 3Oth followed
bv {, card party in honor of her guest
Miss Bradley.
Miss Margaret venable, of Petersburg,
is the guest of Miss Addie Bo"e.
From 3 tn. Yesterday afternoon Mrs
Duyal and Mrs. Abbott were at home in
formally. in honor of their guests, Mrs
Charles II. Page, Mrs. George NJ. Harrl-
son Mrs w A. Anderson, Mrs. H. Z.
johnson Misses Flora Whittle, Anderson
Connie Evans and Crutchfleld. Inc par
Tors were :artistically decorated III sea-
sons colors with American Beauty roses
and lighted candles in silver candeiabra'
.li,nmering through red shades. MIS-.
Matthew Maury poured the tea and choco-
late was served by Mrs. James Anderson
Among the callers were Mr.. John W.
Johnston. Miss Annie Blankenship. Mrs
p. P. Taliaferro. Mrs. Stuart M. Wood
ward. Mrs. Jacob Michaux, Miss hather-
inc Michaux, Mrs. Lucius 3. Cary MISS
eliza beth F.asley. Miss Maury, Miss Re-
becca D. Gordon. Mrs John W. Gordon.
Miss Mary D. Ball, Mrs. w. ]. Johnson.
Mrs. J. n. Upshur. Miss Sarah A. Maury.
Mrs. A. L. Wexford Miss Mary Warren
Miss Laura Warren, Mrs. PortlauA ROD
inson. Mrs. c. II. Watkins. Mrs. W. =.
Bentley. Miss Johnston. Miss 1ngles. Mrs
James r. Wer,h. Mrs. J. S. Cahill. Mrs.
Clifford r. Caperton, Miss Mary Stiles.
Miss Christian Miss Lucy F. Christian.
Mrs w E. Evans. Miss Flora Steger.
Mrs. P. B. Moore, Rev. Meade Clark, MSS
| Ella Binford Mrs. Judson Wood, Miss
| Habliston. Mrs. c. D. Habliston, Mrs. T..
P Valentine Mrs r. NJ. Blankenship.
! Mrs. w. H. sadler Miss Elizabeth Hun
| ter Miss Baylor, Miss Elise. Clark. Mrs.
| W. NJ Spilman. Mrs Stephen Hunter.
! Mrs. James Keith Miss Margaret Car
| rington, Miss Charlotte Yonge, Mrs. F. II.
Deane. Miss jamie WinGo. Miss Mamie
| Cooke
Mrs. DR.. A G. thurman, of No. 1o2 west
| Grace street, has gone North to spend the
| Christmas with relatives and she will
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| City and New York.
! On Monday afternoon Mrs. John Mon
| cure will address the Woman's Club on
IA Phi!anthropic Woman Of a Great
| City
| Mrs. Moncure IS altogether at home on
! this subject. She is the daughter of
| Hon. Alexander Vance, of Ohio, and
| has spent about eleven years In P.lila-
| delphia, where her husband was rector
| of the the Church of ST. John the Evange
| list During that time she has been prom
! inent in church circles both in Philadel-
! ph.a and New York where she has :.een
sometimes called 10 speak, She is the wife
! of DR.. John Moncure archdeacon of Vir-
| GINA. and much-beloved city mission
| airy in Richmond. He, in his turn. is
The worthy descendant Of the first john
Moncure, of Virginia, who builded Aqua
church. in Stafford county.
BY special request of many who were
| unable to see the production OF 'Pris.
| ella at the Academy Thursday night,
| and many who did see it and wish to do
so again, the opera will be presented
/ again at the Academy on next Wednesday
night.
| The company made such hit and so
| many were the compliments given Pro-
| fessor Stein and Mr.. Daniels, the direc-
| tors. that it was determined to put the
| opera on again.
Tickets will go on sale at the Academy
| Monday morning.
The formal announcement is made Of
| the engagement Of Miss Marion Hopl1in-
| son Smith. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. r
| Hopkinson Smith. Of New York. to Heron
/ Charles Goodhart, attache of the British
| Embassy at Constantinople.
| Mr.. Goodhart Is the only son OF the late
| Henry Neve Goodhart. Esq. of Langley
/ Park, Kent and grandson OF Sir Francis
rress Barry Bart, NJ. P, OF keiSS Cas-.
| tie, Caithness, Scotland.
| The Smiths are VirGinians, Mr.. Smith
| being a well-known writer and lecturer.
4 Mr.. John Sterling, the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs William Sterling. who is well known
/ here. and Miss Amelia Paul. the accom-
! plished daughter of Mr.. William Paul. OF
/ Manchester. were married in Washing
1 ton yesterday.
/ Mr.. Sterling is a popular young mer
& chant of North Eighteenth street The
i young married couple VIA. remain North
for few days and then return home.
! where they will be glad to receive their
| many friends.
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