Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

Mrs. Joseph Bryan. Mrs. Enders Robin
Lyons. Mrs N. V Randolph. Mrs
Cazneau Mcleod, Miss Kate Mason Row
land. Miss Minnie Baughman, Mrs. George
?. Stacy, Mrs. Stephen Putney. Mrs. Liz
zie Cary Daniel, Mrs. c. w p. Brock
and others
The first of the series Of studio teas
given by Misses Cofer and Burnett to
their patrons. occurred Wednesday after
neon. The rooms were tastefully decorat-
ed with palms and potted plants, and
delightful musical programme was rem
dered.
Miss Cofer, who possesses clear, rlch
| voice of unusual sweetness. was formerly
a pupil of Miss Lizzie Arbuckle in New
| York and has achieved much success a s
| a vocal teacher
| Miss Malen Burnett studied in Berlin
| under Frau Oscar Raith and has recent
| ly returned to this country. She is an
| excellent pianist and plays with much
expression and technique. Delightful re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Gwath-
mey. The next of these teas will be given
| the latter part of November.
| a called meeting OF the Board Of Lady
! Managers of the Chmborazo Hospital was
| held at the home of DR.. Ramon d. Garcin
yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Mrs
| Garcin, the president. presided and the
! principal business was the adoption of the
constitution and bylaws, which were
recommended by the committee consisting
of Mrs. George Gaubert. Mrs. w. W. Da
Vies, Mrs. Harbaush, and Mrs. Garcin
Mrs. Richard Tailey was elected cores
| pondinG secretary, and Mrs William z.
| l>link financial secretary. The band Of
active members was limited to 10O and
the number Of honorary and associate
members is unlimited. The next regular
meeting Will be held on the second Thurs
day in November. at the home of Mrs.
/ Stevenson. $500 east Broad street
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met
at the Womans Club yesterday afternoon
and enjoyed delightful game. The high
est score North and South was made by
Mrs Keith and Mrs. C. Z DOYLE: East
and West by Mrs. Fairfax Montague and
Mrs Webster.
Mr. Charles Gallaher of Yorktown. is
visiting friends on east Grace street.
The marriage of Miss Rena w Hopkins.
daughter of the late Captain Joseph Jack
son Hopkins, and Mr.. Waverley NJ. Glaze
brook, took place yesterday morning at Ii
o'clock IN the home of the brides brother
Ntr. J. Stuart Hopkins, Is south Adams
street. Rev. DR.. William Z. Evans rector
of Monumental Episcopal church, off,
catipg
The parlors and halls were tastefully
decorated by Hammond with palms and
white chrysanthemuns. The bride wore
handsome travelling dress of dark blue
cloth. and was attended by her brother.
Mr.. ]. Stuart Hopkins. who gave her
away.
Mr.. NJ Amber Glazebrook brother OF
the bridegroom. was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. GlaZebrook left on the noon train
for northern trip of several weeks.
Al the benefit. concert for the poor to
be given by ST. Annes Benevolent So
ciety this and Friday evenings in
| Cathedral Hall. will be heard some of the
best musical talent in the city. The fol-
lowing artists will take part at the Thurs
day concert: Mrs. Jasper L. Rowe. Mrs.
Lemuel Lynch. Miss Doza Mitchell, the
Misses Burke, hAr. James Cowardin and
Captain Frank Cunningham. Miss Pull
Ter Will give reading and Mr.. Philip r.
H Powers will be the accompan.st at both
concerts.
Friday Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Lynch. the
Misses Burke and Mrs. 7 ea:nan will be
on the program.
Friday afternoon at o'clock donkey
party will be given for the children
when refreshments will be served.