Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

promptu addresses sill probably be made
| The Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet at noon on Monday at the residence
Of Mrs. Mamie Barney. and several pa
pers hearing on the life and character OF
General Lee will be read.
DANCE IN KING GEORGE.
A delightful dance was given near Pas
sapatanzy. King George county, on Mon
day, at the new home of Mr.. Robert A
Billiard. At 10 o'clock the guests we're in
Vfted to the dining-room by Mrs. Eta
Henderson, where the table was
laden with delicac1es. After sup
per all engaged in dancing until
o'clock next morning. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. C.
Cook. Misses Lucy, Susie. Bessie Chinn,
Florance. Linda, TINA, Dora, Donnie
Shelton, Annie NJ Hudson, Flossie and
Matte Henderson. MoIlie and Virgie Nc
Carly. Mamie s Wilson; Messrs. Wallace
Jones; John Hudson. Raymond Walker,
T. P. Henderson, George Ballard. Frank
King. Robert and Ruggles Henderson.
The Ramouth Baptist church. in STAFF
ford, on Sunday, was the scene Of a
pretty marriage. the contracting parties
being Mr.. Caleb T. Cropp and Miss Mary
Wilson Mr.. Walter Snellings was best
man and Miss Hattiet Wilson maid Of
honor. Mr. George O'Bryhim and Mr..
Ryan were ushers. The church was beau
tifully decorated with running cedar and
holly, and brightly Illuminated The
bride was gowned In light blue. trimmed
with white silk and applique, with hat
and gloves to match. and carried large
bouquet of flowers. The maid of honor.
was also gowned In light blue, trimmed
vpi xUf te ell IL ooy,1in will ~
and gloves to match.
FUN IN SPOTSYLvANIA
The home Of Mr.. J. A. Harris. in Spot
sylvania county, was the scene Saturday
night Of happy gathering of young peo-
pie. Among those who took part in the
pleasant occasion were Misses Lille Mat
tie and Katie Biscoe, Flora Pulliam, Ma.
rrie Lewis, Eta Pemberton. of Caroline;
Bertha and Carrie Swift Louie Jones.
Messrs. w. P. Johnson, of West Virginia;
Willie Pembertoh, Of Caroline; jennie
Swift, t: A. Biscoe, Clarence Jones. Will
lie Lewis, Warner Pulliam, Hansford
Massey, Curtis Biscoe, Irving Chewing,
OF Rhnadesyille; Robinson finder, of
Rhoadesville; Messrs. Harris. J. G. Har-
ris, and j. A. Harris
Thursday evening Miss Lizzie boswell
delightfully."- entertained the Euchrc
Club at the residence OF Mr.. George w.
Shepherd. The game commenced promptly
at s o'clock, ard It was a late hour when
the guests departed. After the game dain-
ty refreshments were served. Miss Mary
Shepherd won the ladies' first prize, and
Miss Virginia Carmichael the second.
Mr.. j. t. Entrey won the gentlemen's
first prize, and Mr.. r. H. Carmichael
the second. Those present were Mesdames
w. D. Carter, J. Stansbury Wallace, A.
Randolph Howard, H. FL Johnston,
Misses Virginia Carmichael, Lucllla
Mary Thompson, Margaret, Judith, and
c.. O'Conor Goolrlck, w. D. Carter, r. H.
Chichester, H H. Johnston, G. r. How
ara, W. H. Hurka1np.
SILVER COLONIAL TEA.
a silver colonial tea was given at the
Mary Washington House, In this city,
tonight by the ladies of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution and Associa-
ton for the Preserva ton Of Virginia
and proved to be a great
success. During the evening a large NUM-
Der Of guests were received by the recep-
ton committee consisting of Mrs. H. NJ.
D. Martin, Mrs. Ella st. John. Mrs. Flem-
ing G. Bailey. Mrs. J. T. Goolrick Mrs.
M. G. Hall. Mrs. NJ. S. Chancellor Mrs.
V. S. f. Doggett, and Miss Lizzie Car
michael. The tea-table was in charge Of
Mrs. Josephine Wallace, Mrs. s. s. Brad
ford. and Mrs. P.V. D. Daniel, and
large number Of young ladies assisted in
waiting on the guests. Refreshments Of !.
various kinds were served during the
evening and vocal and instrumental mu-
sic was enjoyed