Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
NOTES
OF
SOCIETY.

Last evening the home of Miss McRae,
COS west Main street, was the scene of I:
very charming entertainment given under
the auspices Of the Church Hill Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to ANIMALS.
The rooms were artistically decorated
with white and yellow chrysanthemums.
palms and ferns. The following members
OF the board We're invited to assist IN
RECEIVING: Miss Ruby Bodel1er Miss
Pearl Bodeker, Miss Sadie McRae, Miss
McCue, Mrs. William hurry, Mrs.
Reddy. Mrs. Pyle, Miss Caroline Elicit.
Miss Lucy Lily Harrison, Mrs. David
Prosser. Mrs. George A. Lyon.
The refreshments We're served by some
of laichmond's favorite society girls who
were Miss Amy Werth. Miss Mary Fitz-
hugh. Miss Julia Woodbridge, Miss Mary
Woodbridge. Miss Marie Jones. and Miss
Fannie Pittman.
Professor Cosby rendered some musical
selections and several numbers We're play
cd by Mr.. William Selden and his mando-
lin club in a most artistic manner The
recitaticns Of Mrs Jennie Yeaman were
among the most enjoyable features on the
programme. and were heartily applauded.
The Bachelors Cotillon Club ball given
at Lehman's Monday night in Baltimore.
opened the social season there and was z
brilliant event
Among those present in whom Rich
nonders are especially interested were:
Miss Amabel Lee George. white nous
BeliDe de sole. with garniture of white
velvet roses: bouquets Of American Beau
ty and Ia France roses.
Chaperon Mrs. John Moseley Walker.
az Richmond, Va. in White satin. trim
med with old lace.
Miss Constance CaZenore Lee, white ac-
contemplated chiffon and lace, bouquets
of pink roses and msnoneite.
Chaperon, Mrs Frank Lee, Of Virginia
IN silver tissue over satin the same shade.
Miss Louise D. Beattie, of 223 Governor
street. Monday eloped to Washington,
D. c.. and there married Mr.. Joseph T.
Pyle, of Wilmington. Del.
Miss Beatte is the daughter of Mrs.
Margaret L. Beattie and the late John
Beattie. and a sister of John r. Beattie,
a travelling salesman who is now out Of
the city.
Last Monday she told her mother she was
going TO sec her friend. Miss Margaret
MSee, of this city, but instead. she
boarded a train for Washington. She met
Mr. Pyle there by appointment. and they
were soon married. A telegram received
.ere Monday night brought the tidinss.
The Confederate Bazaar Associati ton
will meet Thursday at noon in the rear
hall room Of Lee Camp Hall. All persons
interested are invited TO come. The as
ISOLATION is composed of members from
all Confederate. patriotic and other or
ganizations of the city.
On Monday the executive committee
met at the residence of Mrs Stephen Put
ney. associate president Mrs. Joseph
bryan. president, was in the chair, and
the enthusiastic members accomplished
/, great deal Of work that will be report
ID tomorrow. Miss Eleanor Tree
vas elected assistant corresponding sec
.tary.
a notable wedding of the week will be
hat Of Miss katherine Small of York,
Pa, to Mr.. Redmond c. Stewart, of the
Green Spring Valley. near Baltimore
The ceremony Will take place in ST.
Johns Episcopal church. York, and the
Rev DR.. ]. Houston Eccleston will Of
Hciate.
Miss Small. who is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Latimer Small has Wis
ted in Richmond. and is known here.
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruel
to Children held an informal meeting
Monday afternoon in the Chancery Court
room ana accepted the charter granted
oy me session Of the legislature last
winter Major Robert Styles presided over
Inc meeting, and committee was APP
|oin'ed 10 present nominations for the
,ra. oHlces 10 be filled by the society
.1s committee consisted of Father J. B
neiiay, 1he Rev James r. Cook, Henry
.1uAier' and S. Il. cottre;l 1t is expect
Hat another meeting will be held on
u'oaS AFTERNOON at the same place /