Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

/ barristcr here. and Miss Lee one OF the
| most popular girls who ever vlsatso
| Richmond Miss Nancy Cook. wh9Sts
/ visiting her. will remain for the weddiug
| and Miss Amy McRae Wcrth and Miss
Mary Randolph will leave next week to
| be present at the wedding.
| Cards are out announcing the marriage
| OF Miss Daisy Bell. the daughter of Mr..
! ard Mrs. Walter J. Todd. TO Mr.. C)ar-
| cnce Sherwood Livesay. on Tuesday
/ evening. January the 9Th. 1903. at $3.50
! o'clock in walnut H:n." the home OF
| the bride.
Entertainments
| Among the charming hostesses of the
past week was little Miss Nell Wise. the
/ daughter of Mrs. Barton Haxall Wise
! of lle north Morris street The tree was
/ beautifully decorated with tinsel. colored
/ balls. and Christmas novelties, and was
/ lighted by many wax tapers, Following
! the German custom. the presents were
! placed on a table near the tree. so that
! when they were given the children the
! beauty Of the tree was not spoiled. y =
] Little Miss Nell's guests were Sarah
! orpcnheimer Henry Oppenheimer. Elise
Atkinson Alice Atkinson, Anne Roy
! Johnston Mitchell Johnston. Helen john
+! ston. Braxton Valentine. Katherine Val
! entine. Martha Valentine. Elizabeth Hob
| son. Bryder Tenant. Nancy Perkins,
Alice Blair, Ann Myers. Edward Trigg
Margaret Bigger. William Bigger, EVE
Freeman. Alice Meredith. Marion Mere
dith. Ludwell Hill. Thelma Hill. Alice
Bernard Frank Beirne. John Dunn.
George Wayne Anderson. Jr.. Mary.
Nicholas Ainslie. Maude Ainsle. Dabney
Crenshaw. Jr. Buford Scott. Isabel Scott
Mary Guest. John Guest. Mary Wing6eld
Scott. Weyman Cabell. Adair Archer.
4>elie Reynolds. Philip Shields. and Stew:
ard Shields
One of the most brilliant entertain !
ments of the week was given by Miss
Mamie Waddill in honor of Miss Willis
Williams. of Lexington. on Tuesday last
from to o'clock Miss WaddiI was
daintily gowned in white silk null over
blue. and was assisted in receiving by
Miss Williams. who looked very pretty
in white Poris mousseline. The young
ladies in the dining room were Misses
Virginia Lee. Alice Doyle. May Moulton.
May Drake. Bessie Watson. Carrie Neat
Fanny Warwick Virginia Chamberlyn.
Emily Waddill. Louise McAdams Mat
tie Bowie. Annabel Forbes, Katherine
Betty, Lillian Binforo. Lottie Smith
Invitations have been issued to a ger.
man to be given at Belvidere Hall on
Friday. January 3 1903. by the Virginia
German Club and the Friday Cotillon
Club.
Mrs. James ]. sutton of s12 Byrd
street. will give a card party next Mon
day evening in honor Of Miss Louise
Brockenbrough McAdams, who is home
from school Tor the holidays.
One of the social affairs of the coming
week viii be an entertainment given
by Miss Matte Rose. New Years Eve
night. from to Il, at her beautiful home.
On Barton Heights. Virginia Polytechnic
institute colors will predominant In
honor of her brother, who is spending his
holidays at home. Those assisting Miss
Rose will be Misses Satterfield, WARWICK
and Minor.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Helen Stevens. the daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. George w. Stevens. to a german
to be given New Years Eve in the Ma
sonic Temple. Miss Stevens is one Of the
most attractive of this years debau:a ntes.
and with revelry and music she and her
The new year in.
A noticeable feature Of the Xmas ger
man given at the Masonic Temple last:
Monday evening by the Assembly German
I-up was the elegance OF the costumes
worn by those who attended Mrs r
Bruce Sowe, of the seasons brides
looked exceedingly charming in white silk
with jabots Of Duchesse lace and stream
ers or satin lace. Mrs. Bernard Guest
was very handsome in a gown of white
crepe de chine trimmed with grape ap-
plique. Mrs. Egbert Leigh another bride.
wore an imported robe of blue mousseline
trimmed with yellow lace and Persian
ribbons. Pretty souvenirs in the form Of
ping-ponS balls and rackets of burnt
wood. marked with the name of the club
and the date of the german, were dis
t1buted among those present.
One Of the most elaborate entertain-.
ments OF the season was the card party
given by Mrs. Hardin Burnley Tuesday
afternoon Both parlors were decorated
with holly and enormous punches of mis-.
tletoe ana lighted with soft red-shaded
lamps. Just as the guests were seated
me dining room doors were rolled back
disclosing beautiful Xmas tree arts
ically decorated and lighted The score
was kept with the pretty balls and orna-
ments that were taken from the tree
Inc prizes were dainty fancies in burnt
wood and leather Refreshments were
served on the card tables and were II,
Keeping with the holiday season. one OF
the courses being individual plum pud-
dinss decorated with holly and served
burning. Those invited were Mesdames
alexander Brown, John Harrison, Con-
way Knox. Richard Wilson, Beirne Blair,
James Tyler IT.. Kenneth Anderson, e.
y Quarles, John A. Coke, Jr, Rober, ;
bruce BoWie. Lewis Catlett Williams. Egg
bert Leigh. Jr., Dana Rucker. Allen Lyon
Charles Selden, Charles Blanton, wis
nam Wood. James Hickok, Chiles Fer;
rel. Eppa Hunton. Frank Duke, Miss
Lou Leigh, George Wilson Lucy Wal:T4
lace. DAISY Wilson. Kate Bidgood. and
Moliie Wallace. Misses Bessie Selden a
Brent Witt. and Juliet Keith kept score.
Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss led the german
Friday evening with Miss Lima Shields
which was the Christmas german Of the
Richmond Cotillon Club. and which. NJ,
one or the most beautiful ever danced al
the Masonic Temple. Miss Helen O'Fe,
feii. the debutante daughter of Colonies
and Mrs. Charles 7. O'Ferrau lookso
exceedingly charming In gown of whiteaI
tucked crepe de chine with bertha ana
White passamenterie n
Ahother pretty debntante present was
Miss Margaret Shields in pink chiffon
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