Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-01
NOTES
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SOCIETY.

Miss Blanche Morgan gave very de-
lghtful theatre party yesterday after
noon at the Bijou, TO see Lord and Lady
Algy The party included Misses Blanche
and Maude Morgan. Miss Bessie Den
ham. Of Savannah: Miss Margaret
Shields. Miss Elise Stokes. and Miss Lima
Shields.
DR.. and Mrs. Terhune (Marion Har-
land). of New Jersey. We're guests OF
honor at a charming dinner party given
Monday at Old Point Comfort by Lieu
tenant and Mrs. G.. Percy Halves. Jr-,
Colone, and Mrs. G. Percy Halves. of
this CITY, being among the guests. DR..
and Mrs. Terhune viii leave Old Point
to-day for MISSIONER, where they will
be given a reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ramsey His Great Self which is one
of the distinguished authoress's most
popular novels has the scene laid al
historic Westover, with Evelyn Byrd as
the heroine, and their visit will have
peculiar interest to them. Their stay in
Richmond last week at the Union Theo-
logical Seminary was most delightful, as
they were warmly welcomed by their
numerous friends. DR.. and Mrs. Ter
hume came south to be present at the
Eawes-Felts nuptials last week.
A pretty wedding will be solemniZed al
the home of Mrs. Mary E. Rudder. SIS
north Twenty-fifth street, when Miss
Ada Louise Eudder will become the bride
of Hilton w. Goodwin Miss Rudder is
one of the most popular girls on Church
IIill. and is the very charming daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary z. and the late J. c.
Rudder. Mr.. Goodwin is a prominent
young attorney of this city.
Monday evening with Mrs. S. w Tray
ers Miss Florence Tyler and Mr.. S. ".
Trayers tied With Mrs. c. w p. Brock
and Mr.. James Cannon for highest score.
-Four tables were engaged. the players
being: Mr.. and Mrs James Cannon, Mrs.
Matter x. Martin. Mrs. Bland Spotts-
wood Smith. Captain and Mrs Harrie
Webster. Mr.. John Tyler, Miss Florence
Tyler DR.. Warwick, MI and Mrs. John
Hunter AIR. ard Mrs. S. W. Travers,
Mrs c. w. p. Brock, Miss Matte Harris.
and Miss Josephine Knox. Captain Har-
RE Webster was elected president of the
club at this meeting.
The Richmond Training School for
Kindcrgartners will open today, OCto-
Der list. at No. II west Main street. APP
plication may be made personally or in
writing. between the hours of Il and /, 10
the director Miss Alice y. Parker
The Saturday Afternoon Club Will meet
fer the first time this season November
ed Ladies taking active part in the
wears literary programme will be: Miss
L. Blair. Mrs Lurty, Mrs. Gibson. Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Holiday, Mrs. Dashiel
Mrs Robins. Mrs. OpEenheimer. Mrs.
BcSlln'. Miss Peasants Mrs. Cooke Mrs.
Valentine Nisstt'arlSer Mrs. Bruce. Mrs.
Ssanard. Mrs. Thomson, Miss Crenshaw
N,sS NJ. Blair. Miss Sully. Mrs. Minor
Mrs Claiborne. Miss Cameron, Miss Ell
lett. Mrs. Robertson.
The picture Of Jamestown. the gift OF
ne Colonial Danes to the Marshall
Street Model School. is now hanging in
tha hail Of the Virginia Historical So.
.iety awaiting the time of presentation
The other two picturesque of Captain
Io,in Smith and 1lio other of Pocahon-
;as-are also rcadS. and all three arr
very fine. rejecting much credit on Mr.
Cook, the artist.
Those VINO intend going to the Natura
Bridge Oh the excursion which will BIZ
given next Saturday by the Belle S. Fry
an Day Nursery and Free Kindergarten
are requested TO communicate with The
patronesses 1T as early a date rs pos
sible. if they desire 10 obtain the hes
accommodation. The excursion will bt
chapeioned by Mrs. George Armstrong
Lyon, and Mrs. c. 2. aNalford.
Monday Miss RpsIna Alto and Mr.
Robinson Pearman we're married IN Wash
'-@ion. Both are residents Of the Yves