Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30


chine, ana was assisted in receiving by
her mother, Miss hayes. ana MISS Da1Sy
! Chanberiayne.
. An orchestra furnished delightful music
! while the game progressed.
The girls wore light blue and orange
boas. and the game was scored with foW-
ers The men were invited for 10 o'clock.
Richmond was in gala attire Thanks
giving Day. The city was crowded with
visitors. and 10000 people witnessed the
ball game Tally-ho parties were given
by Mrs. Stevenson and by Hon. Hal D.
Flood. who had as his guests Mrs. w.
Jones Walker r. Carter Scott, Miss
Cally Ryland Miss Gertrude Cousin. Miss
Hobson. of Norfolk. and Miss Sadie SUIT
ION, and Messrs. Robert E. Lee, Jr., K
Carter Scott, Ryan, Joseph r. WIZARD
and Colsto Biackfo-d, of Lynchburg.
The Bijou presented brilliant scene
Tina nksgiving evening. The whole lower
floor was reserved by the alumni of the
University Of Virginia for the use of the
two universities. and college yells and
songs filled up every spare moment pc
tween the acts. The house was brilliant
ly decorated and was in full dress.
Miss Cornelia Watkins, daughter of
Mrs. A. ]. Watkins. of 4o1 East Grac'
street made her debut Thanksgiving a
reception luncheon from u: 40 to o'dock.
Pink carnations, chrysanthemums
maiden hair ferns, pink lamps, pink
shades and candles We're used as deco
rations
In the dining-room the football and
Thanksgiving flowers, the yellow ann
white chrysanthemu1ns prevailed. Miss
Elise Watkins and her pretty debutante
sister. Miss Cornelia were assisted in re-
ceivirs by Miss Reynolds, Of Scranton.
Pa: Norfolk bud, Miss Mary Carter
Myers, and Miss Iaude Rankin. Miss
Elise Watkins wore pale blue peau de
sole with panels and bertha of point lace;
Miss Cornelia was in white crepe dc
chine and Chiffon Miss Myers in white
nousseline de sole and white ribbons;
Miss Reynolds in an imported gown Of
pink with silver embroidery; Miss Ran
kin in blue etamine with ecru lace ap-
pliqued.
The Home Circle Of the Kings Daugh-
tiers and Sons held its annual Thanks.
giving supper in the lecture-room of
Christ church Thursday evening. Quite
a large number of people We're present,
and it was quite a success in every way.
The circle will hold it's next meeting in
the home of Mrs. Partins. So twenty
fourth street. Thursday. at o'clock
The Helping Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will have its annual oyster supper
Tuesday night in the lecture-room of
Trinity church. On account Of rain last
week this supper was postponed. but it
VII be held now. rain or shine. as the
money is needed for several poor farui-
lies who are in great want.
are spending the winter at Princeton. N.
j.. returned for Thanksgiving. which they
spent with Rev. DR.. and Mrs. James P.
Smith.
Mr.. Bernard S. Kahn and Mr.. Louis ].
Strausse were at the entertainment of the
Harmony Circle in Baltimore Thursday
night.
Misses jennie Hughes and Francis
DAME N1oseley and Mr.. Elijah Barker.
of this city. were attendants at the mar
riage of Miss Lolah May Sears to Mr.
M. Burk Garnett, which took place We'd
nesday In Matthews, Va.
Miss Estelle B. Mountcastle, of Church
Hill, has returned from Philadelphia, af-
ter a pleasant visit to her aunt, Mrs
Thomas P. Walls.
The central committee of the a. P. v
A. will meet Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
A sacred concert will be given In the
auditorium of Grove-Avenue Baptist
church Dec. T. at which the best local
talent in the city will be heard. The pro-
ceeds are to go to the organ fund of the
church.
The meeting of the German Ladies' Aid
~;..so
held Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
when business of Importance will be
transacted. All members are urged to
attend.
Miss Lady Hobson. of Towards Neck.
will spend the winter in Norfolk.
Miss Katherine Hoge of staunton. is
visiting friends in richmond.
Mrs. T. D. Ransom. of Staunton. is ex-
pected in Richmond soon to visit her
father, Mr.. F. NJ Warren.
Miss Flora White, of Martinsville, is
spending some time in Richmond, with
her father. Judge S. G. Whittle.
Miss Halle Errnine Rves will go from
New York to Atlanta in February and be
the guest there OF Mrs. William Swanson
Peel.
DR.. Charles Kent, who came to Rich
mond for Thanksgiving has returned
to Charlottesville. Mrs Kent remained
over until last night. While here Dr.. and
Mrs. Kent were the guests of Mrs. Will
liam Gooch.
Miss Alice de Lancy Archer, daughter
of Mr.. William NJ. Archer, and Mr.. Wade
Lamb. son of Congressman Lamb were
married Thursday afternoon at o'clock
The ceremony, which was very quiet. was
performed by the Rev. E. L. Goodwin.
rector Of st. Marks Episcopal church,
in the home of the bride, on Fulton Hill.
No invitations were issued.
Announcement is made Of the approach
ing marriage of Mr.. William Travers
Lewis and Miss Maria Garrett Mcclure
both Of Berryvlle, Va. The ceremony
will be performed at Berryvile on Dec.
81 in Grace church., and the rector, the
Rev. Edward Wall. VIII officiate.
Miss Mcguire. who is one of the best
known young ladies of Clarke county. is
a near relative of Dr.. and Mrs. William
P. MCGUIRE and Miss Annie MCGUIRE of
Winchester. She is a young lady of many
accomplishments. and is noted for her
charm of manner and person.
Mr.. Lewis, who is a young attorney and
insurance man of Berryville, is member