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

II. Thiermann Mrs H. R. Taylor. Mrs.
Adolphus Blair. Mrs. John Blair. Mrs.
Drewry. of Petersburg: Mrs. R. M. Blank
enship. Mrs. John Mallory. Mrs. Austin
Brockenbrough and Mrs. Edwin Palmer.
The ladies' prize was a Dresden rose
Jar Of artistic design; the gentlemen S
pretty piece of bric-a-brac. representing;
4 mans head. 20 be used as pipe rest:
ana the consolation q pair OF silver golf
sticks.
Mr.. Elijah Baker left Tuesday for a
visit to his mother. Mrs John A. Fleet,
at Fleetwood, Mathews county.
Mr.. Fairfax Montague has returned to
the city. after an absence Of several
weeks.
Judge Sidney ]. Dudley and Miss Ara
bella Dudley have returned to their home
in Hampton.
MI. Charles ]. Gallagher, of Yorktown.
is visiting friends on Grace street.
Miss Maggie Myers, of Norfolk. Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Henry c. Wat
kins. No. So4 east Grace street.
MISS ammo tIlldllt NdS III to"li " GU
nesday for few hours. She was on her
way to a house party at Oak Hill. Mrs
Fairfaxs home in Loudoun county.
A delightful recital wss given by the
Piano Club last Monday afternoon t 1852
west Grace street he music was under
the direction of Miss Myrtle Rediord.
and the members Of the club are indebted
to her for 4 rare treat The afternoon
md (St1bnln
Mrs T. William Pemberton read in a
most pleasant style the lines of these
two great composers.
The next recital will be given Deem
Der 18th, at 10 north third street and
will be in charge of Miss Mary Willie
Smoct. The following programme was
rendered:
l. Thou Sublime Evening Star" 49,.
Mrs Carl w. Kimpton.
,. "Po'onaise, Opus &c. No. 1,"........
Pianol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chopin
Miss Fannie Lewis.
,. "Nocturne, Opus ., No. g. -.
Miss Nellie Williams.
''WaIther's Preislied." from Der
Meis;arsinscr (Violir). Wagner
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt.
5. "Mazurka. Piano, ............ Chopin
Miss Nina Constable
6. "A May Morning." Voice). ....Denza
Miss Lillian Taylor.
l. "Eisa's Dream" from Lohensrin..
Miss Myrtle BEDFORD.
s. '.Bailade in a fiat. Opus H. :.
Piano) neutrality-suspicious.. Chopin
Miss Zellc Minor.
The travelling trophy OF the women's
Whist League. which the Milton c. Work
Whist Club team won week ago In
Washington. WIS played fo~ by team
from the Kate Wheelock Whist Club Fri
Gay night and won by them The members
Of the Kate Wheelcck Whist Club are
much elated by their victory.
The Milton c. Work team was COM
posed Of captain. Miss Sue R. Gordon.
Miss Fairfax Montague. Miss Florence
Tyler and Mrs. Bland Smith.
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club team
was composed Of captain. Mrs. Charles
L. Todd. Mrs Edmund Waddiil. Mrs. N.
erees were Mrs. Isaiah White and Mrs. l..
P. Guest.
The trophy Is a handsome silver jewel
case. and each club uin-ing the trophy
is entitled to keep the prize two weeks
Any clue winning the trophy thirty time 8
IS entitled TO 1t and the four buttons for
ever. There ere only twenty-four men,
bc-s in the Kate Wheelock Whist Club
and nearly double that number in the
Milton c. Work Club.
Mrs. Roosevelt held her first large az
home OF the year Friday from to
o'clock. when she welcomed several hum
dred visitors in the Red Room Of the
White House. this apartment and the
State dining-room adjoining being thrown
open for the afternoon. Colonel Theo-
dore A. Bingham. q. S. A.. made the
introductions Major Charles McCawley.
.. S. u. c.. and Commander Cowles. u.
s. NJ. assisting. Receiving with Mrn