Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-07

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One of the most delightful entertain
ments OF the New = earswasS given Mon
residence, No. 4s west Clay styeet,sto her
Sunday school class, OF Grace-S Street
church. The feat ure# Of the evening was
the playing on the Agraphaphon by Mr..
Howard Jenkins, after which the many
good things toseat were fully enjoyed:
Mrs. j.. F. Neal has returned to the
city, after delightful visit Of few
days in Washing Ton. 1870
IS There Will be parlors meeting at Cen
trail Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, at the home OF the president, 616
north Ninth street, this afternoon. at -
O'Clock. Mrs. Newton. one Of the State
organizers, will be present.
& The members of Central Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union pre- scented their
president, Mrs. O. II. RUSSELL. with an
elegant Morris chair Christmas Eve.
Mrs. B..sW. @Durin and son, who have
been visiting their old home and friends,
will leave for. Roanoke Thursday.
Miss Margaret cambridge Williams will
leave to-day for Baltimore. after brief
visit to relatives in this city. She will
be the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Page, on
Calvert street.
Miss Marietta Powers, Of scottsville, is
visiting relatives in the city.
oF 4fxy5s tui1
arrive in the city next week and will
accept a position in the Richmond banks.
Mr.. c. G. Niche spent the Christmas
holidays with relatives in Gordonsville. !.
Miss Sadie Block is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sol NJ. Bloomberg.
Mrs. L. B. Dabney and Miss Maria
Morton, have. returned to Stafford, after
brief visit to this city.
Mr.. T. Lewis left Saturday for Madi-
son. to visit his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
r.. w. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Haynes and Mas
ter@Tyler Haynes, spent the holidays at
Urbanna.
Miss Eme P. Benson has returned from
pleasant visit to Miss Emma Wood.
Mrs. F.. P. Boatwright who is pleasant
~ remembered here as Miss Fannie
Baughman. will spend a portion of the
winter with her aunt, Miss Minnie
Baughman.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation met at the residence of Miss Ellz-
abeth Townes yesterday morning. at II
o'clock, and discussed plans for their
table at the Confederate bazaar.
The ladies OF Grove>Avenue Baptist
church will give a reception to the con-
gregation and friends of the church Fri
day evening, beginning at o'clock. In
the lecture-room. which will be artisti-
cally decorated with palms and lighted
with shaded lamps Refreshments will
be served by a bevy Of young girls and
some good music will add to the pleas
ure of the evening.
Miss Ellen Guigon has returned from a
visit to her aunt in: Staunton.
Judge and Mrs. G.. NJ. Harrison. Of
Sta unton. are spending some time In the
city.
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The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aux
iliary of R E.. Lee Camp. will be held at
the camp hall this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Virginius Hall will leave this week
| for Summerville, S. c.. to spend several
months.
Miss Lucy Parke Brooke. Of Alexan-
dria. is the guest of Mrs. E. B: Bentley.
at 105 East Franklin street.
| ssMrs. J. Thompson Brown. of Bedford
! City, has as her guests Mrs. Cynthia
Tucker Coleman and Miss Elizabeth Cole
man, Of Williamsburg: Miss Louise At
kins and Miss Mary Randolph Lathrop'
Mrs. Frank w. Chamberlayne left last
week to join her daughter. Miss Agnes
| Chamberlayne. in Denver. Miss Cham.
berlayne has been there since June, and
is much improved in health.
Misses Mary and Pet Wray, of SO West
Cary street. who have been visiting Miss
| Maud HILL In King William county, re-
turned home Monday night
Mrs. James P. Smith will leave soon
for Fredericksburg. to visit her mother
! Mrs. j. H. Lacy. Mrs. Smiths daughter,
! Mrs. Charles Meyers. who is in Freder.
| icksburg. will accompany Mrs. Smith
! when she returns to the Seminary.
| Miss Patty Gregory. of Norfolk, will be
! the guest of Miss Betty Christian. G West
1 Grace street the latter part Of next week
/ Miss. Gregory has many friends here
who will welcome her to the social life OF
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Watkins en-.
i tertained the Guigon-W Watkins wedding
party last night at the Jefferson Hotel.
Mr. James O. Winston left Monday
for Clinton. Mass, after having spent
the holidays at Malvern in Louisa
county.