Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
NOTES
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SOCIETY.
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gate o.Sen Emma Reareon. Mamie Cor
.sl, Norman Mase Katie and Rosa sues.
:ser,rude and Madeline HcltcheT.
Masters George and Henry CoTnett.
a.,lne and Earle Graves, Eddie Powers.
w-.,uc Eearcon and Edwin Hnltcher
Nj, and Mrs. Cornell acted as chope-
rones,
tn. s.ay-at-IIoaae ! l,st Club met
rresaay evening with Miss Care
Gnil!aume. The highe-. score WIS M"
nv Misses Matte Harris and Louise VII
.on tied with Mr.. Tom Moore and dummy.
though IL was agreed that dummy sco, ,,,
should not be counted. The cien WIN
NEE; again next Tuesday. az o c'osn.
with Miss Matte Harris. No. ao2 east
Main street.
Miss Maria Rlairs lecture on the Ma
sonnas Friday afternoon at I'e
woman's Christian Association. was q
rare treat to many who have not mao me
,nnortuni,ics of wishing. as Miss Ba.i
nas done The famous European art gal
leries. All the old masters and sceieEralca
matters whose conceptions Of the Biesseo
Virgin have tcen placed on can
vas, were treated of and the strong points
in each Impressed on the ana'ence.
Raphael's SIstine Madonna, Muriiio AS
q Spanish artist Mater Dolorosa, tne
Madonna O. The Artist Church. were teW
Of those that were mentioned. MISS Biai'
closed her lecture by paying tritu1e 10
the wonderful meekness OF the Biessea
Virgin, which. she said. is strongly m;ih!
Tested throughout her entire lie ana "Nich
chars cterizes her whether in the COM
many Of angels. kings. or the fishermen of
Galjlee The large audience hall OF Inc
Woman's Christian Association was 1'!ed
10 It's utmost capacity by fasniohani DE
and cultured audience. who gave MISS
Blair their closest attention. A1leT 'i.e
lecture large number OF Madonna cal
endars were disposed Of and quite nice
:ittle sum was Melted by the Whittie Me
mortal Circle Of Kings Daughters. some
IF those present were Mrs. ]. 3. Light
foot Mrs n B. Bondar. Mrs. Wlnso MIS-.
George T. King. Mrs w. Nv. Wright Mrs.
Duke. Mrs John W. Gordon Mrs j. $.
Wexford. Miss Emily Morris. Mrs Hons-
ton. Mrs William Wade, Miss Alice
Dooley. Mrs. r. McJones,
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met at
the Wonan.s Club on Thursday alter
noon. when team whist was played cam
NO again made top score the buttons
being won by Misses E. NJ. Harvie and
Josephine Knox north and south; ana
Miss Claire Guilaume and Mrs. Arthur
Cannon. east and west. The next meet
Ing of the club will be on Wednesday. as
usual.
Mrs. W. E. Thurston will give parlor
talk at the Womans Club On Monday al
ternoop at 43o o'clock. Her subject. Self
Imposed Limitations of Personal Develop
ment. being of particular interest to wo-
men. Mrs. George w. Stevens will be
chairman of the day.
Mrs. Charles T. OFerrall. wife of ex-
Governor O'Ferrali. and her daughter.
Miss Helen O'Ferrall. have issued
invitations 10 card party "Wednesday
evening at S o'clock. in their home. s03
Park avenue.
There was very enjoyable entertain
meni gwen at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Condrick, AS south Reservoir street.
THU sday evening. The house was taste
fully decorated and there were many
friends CT The young couple present who.
after spending a pleasant time dancing
and other amusements. rcgretfuiiy bade
goodnight, 10 their hest and hostess.
The national convention Of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity Will meet IL New 70 k
city during Thanksgiving week, II prom
ises to be By far the largest {. ale nifty
convention ever held by any college fra
ternity.
The following are some Of the promi-
nert members of Phi Delta residing in
Richmond: Hon. Conway z. Sands
George Bryan. A. w. Patterson. James
w. Gordon. Harry L.. Watson. Alexander
II. Sands E. ". Stearns, Drs. William
S. Gordon. Clifton Miller, and Greer
Baughman. Granville G.. and E P. Val
cntinc, c. W. Tanner Malvern c. Pat
terson. Robert L. Powers, john Cur. ie.
Adolphus Blair Jr.. A. B. Aisop. John F..
Lea. B. Pollard Cardoza. Winston F. VIII
son. James w. Marshall. John w. Avery,
and others.
Thursday viii be donation day at the
6heltering Arms Hospital. and all con-
tributicns Of whatever nature. Will be
gratefully received by the ladies.
DR.. and Mrs. William NJ. Wade celehrat-
ed their crystal wedding on last Monday
evening in a very charming manner. A
very elegant supper was served and the
table was beautifully decorated With roses
and carnations. Among those present
were Mrs. II. P Lefebvre Mrs. w. A.
Powers. Miss Alacky Powers. OF Clarke
county Mr.. and Mrs Richard l. Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Reid. DR.. and Mrs.
Wade. received large number Of hand
some cut glass presents.
A box party that extracted great deal
Of attention Wednesday. night al The
s Gentleman of France was composed of
Miss Mary Johnston In black and white
silk. with a large picture hat of black
lace and ostrich plumes. her father and
sister. and sdr. Joe Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coke. Jr.. chs peroned
charming box party at the same place
IN which We're Miss Sue Spil!ran Miss
Nary Ashby Bell and Mr.. John Lee.
The jefferson Cub will give whist
party Thanksgiving night. Refreshments
will be served and an enjoyable evening
Is anticipated.
AT the meeting Of Miss Sue K Gordon's
whist class the top score was made by
Mrs. Page and Miss Florence Tyler
team from the Milton C. Work Whist
Club. consisting OF Misses Sue Gordon,
and Florence Tyler and Messrs Fairfax
Montague and Bland Smith. left for
Washington on THURSDAY morning to play
for the challenge trophy and Frida,
dcfea1ed the team OF the Yarbroueh Club
Tor the Travellers trophy at the rariors
Of the latter club in Washington. D. c.
The winning team consisted of Miss Susie
Gordon (captain). Mrs. Bland Smith Mrs.
Fairfax Montague. and Miss Florence