Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
to attend q the Waller-shaf fer Wedding l1 ny
IN lxi,, n1o ~. ,1resdnvE OF this week.

& to attend tthe Waller shafer wedding
taking place Wednesd Of TINS ms WeeA; 81
Tenn is visiting Mrs. s. 3. Hughes, 1909
Floyd avenue. 80.
Miss Lou Harrison and Miss Mary
Brown will leave Feb. for New. = ork'
where they will spend severa weeks.
Miss Maude HILL OF King. y , 1rla!l
Courthouse. is visiting the MISSES w WY. ~
$40 West Cary street.
Miss Willie Saunders who mas las p ,s
visiting her sister, Mrs Everett Waooes'
has returned to Louisa.
Miss Lou Harrison. who has been .s !, Vlsi :.
ing her sister, Mrs. Thomas Pollaro, leit
yesterday for Stony Greek.
Mrs e. r. Robinson returned Sunday
night from New York. Miss Warwick.
who accompanied her. stopped IN F"lla-
delphia to visit friends
Miss Rera McIntire. of Newport News,
is the guest OF the Misses WraE' west
Marshall street.
l.. i
are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of their little daughter, which event
took place on Sunday last. Little NJ Is
Gordon will probably be named Ruth. ZOE
her mother, who was formerly MISS Ruth
Robins, one of Richmond's most charming
society girls.
Mr.. Charles e. Vawter. OF the Miller
Manuel School, will lecture here on Satur-
1ay night at the Young Mems Christian
Association. on "The Necessity of Intro
ducing Manual Work in the Public
Schools The opening address Will DC
made by Governor Montague. and the
public Is. cordially invited to attend
The Young Ladies Missionary So
ciety of, Broad-street church will
hold their christmas sale on next
Thursday, December 18th. beginning
at 10 a. NJ. and continuing until
II P. M. The sale will be held in
the lecture-room of the church, and those
who attend will have the opportunity OF
purchasing some very beautiful fancy
work for Christmas. also at the same time
help the cause Of missions. AT night
there will be a silver tea. very at
tractive nd entertaining programme has
been arranged, consisting of music and
recitations This is free and all are in
vi1ed.
Letters received from Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Arlington Dunlop locate them at present
in lSe7H Work, where everything is In the
fullest swing OF gayet,'-
:. musicale will be given Thursday even.
ing in Old All-Saints' church. building, in
which the following sx-students Of Hol-
lns will appear: Miss Mabel G1tas, Miss
Eleanor Cartwright, Miss Duke, Miss
Grace Greenwood, and Miss Halle Dick
lnstn. The object Of the musicale is to
Start :; fund for memorial lihrar, TO O-.
Charles L. Cooke the late beloved prss:-
u:n; II l'o:i'ns. A fine programme Will
Lt ,en.lered
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Phillips, Miss En-
ME Phillips, Miss Sarah Stilwell, Mrs
A. NJ. Scott and RI. R.. II. Scott, out
of-toWn guests at the Lumsden-Scot we
ding to-day arrived yesterday
The Kate Wheeler Whist Club met yes
terday Afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Charles Todd. TIE top score north and
south was made by Mrs. Junius RiddcS
and Mrs. c. c.. Walker; east and west by
Mrs Charles Wingo and Miss Mamie
Robinson. The next meeting will take
place Tuesday at the home of Mrs Waller
Scott
Dr. Ralph Clements is in New York,
where he will spend the winter
Mrs. Junius Riddick will give very
charming entertainment on Thursday at
her home, No. 14l7 Floyd avenue, in honor
of the team who Won the travelling
trophy from the Milton c. Work Whist
Club. The team includes Mrs. Charles
Todd, Mrs. Edmund Waddill. Mrs. n.
I~odor, Mrs. Waller Scott, Mrs Warner
Moor, president OF the club and Mrs
l. F. Guest the referee, will also be
invited.