Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-10
The Hurt Book Sale.

cordially invited to attend. No tickets
will be sold. but the admission fee can be
paved at. the house, Children will be
charged half price.
Mrs Samuel REGISTER will entertain
at her home. No. SIS west Franklin
street. January 18th. in honor Of her
guest. Miss Loweree, of Maryland. who
will spend the winter IN this city. The
young. ladies will play euchre from to
10 o'clock. at which hour the young men
will be received.
Miss Mary Costello entertained her
friends on Wednesday night at her. home.
No. 407 east Byrd street. Quite a num-
Der Of her young friends enjoyed the
themselves in parlor games and dane
ing. At midnight delightful supper was
served Among those present were:
Misses Mary Costello Ellen Hogan. May
me, Kelliher. Nora Fitzpatrick. Mary
Rose Ryan, Cecil and Bessie Byrnes;
Messrs James Tucker. Clifton Talley. w.
Nolte. G. Reid. NJ Lumpkin, H. Fitz-
patrick. P. Ryan. J. Tucker. H. Bannis-
ter. P. Baschons and T. Murphy.
The Coo Coos german at the Jefferson
Club Thursday night was one Of the
most brilliant events of the season. The
german was skilfully led by Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Schwarzschi!d. Dancing was
INDUCED in until quite late after which
a sumptuous supper was served. Among
those present were the following: Misses
Bessie Flick. New York: Helen Etgen-
brun. Petersburg: Eta Lovenstein, Attain
ia; Bertha Hurt Estelle Wallerstein.
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Well, Lilly Block. Lilly schwarzschid.
Dora Rosenbloom: Rosalie Heller. Bertha
Dettleback. Yetta Goldenherg. Tillie
Held. Maurice Cohen Flora Kahn, Wau.
eta Cohen. Hennie Schwartz. Rena
Strauss. Jeane Lovenstein. Essie Caron.
Blanche Kaufman. Lilly Wise. Mrs. Nor
ton. New York; Mrs. William II.
Schwarzschild. and Ida Hutzler; Messrs.
William II. Schwarzschild, Charles
Strauss. Sam Wallerstein. Ike Caron.
Lewis Held. Gilbert Greentree, Sam Ise-
man. Bernard Caron. Irving Kaufman.
Irving Goodman. Albert Schwarz. Arthur
Well Nathan Hellstern. Meyer Schwartz.
Bernard Oberdorfer. Nathan Nichols.
Harold Rubenstein. Sidney Stern. Harry
Levy. Ralph Levy. Edwin Broidy. Leo
Greentree. Leon Lichenstein. Julian Lich-
enstein, Oscar Kahn. Clifford Schwartz.
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pleasant party visited the Bostock
shows yesterday afternoon and later
lunched at the Jefferson. Those in the
party were Misses Marianne Meade and
her guest, Miss Ida Lane, Of Alabama
Mr. Robert c. Howison and Mr.. l.. Nick.
Judkins.
Miss Anna Deane Carr left yesterday
for Baltimore. where she will be the
guest Of Mrs Lawrence Miller. formerly
Miss Randolph. of this city.
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The Misses Anderson. daughters of
Attorney General Anderson, returned tc
the city Thursday afternoon and are
Mr.. r. c. Howison will leave tonight
for ten-days' trip to Boston and New
York.
Mr.. jackson, Of Florence, S.. c., who
| with his wife and two children. have been
for the past week at No. 2l5 east Franklin
street. left yesterday for home.
The Viconte de Freneac. Of Canada.
| will appear before the Woman's Club.
| next Monday afternoon. His subject on
that occasion will be 'Heraldry and Rla-
zonry.''
An event of Radford society Will be
the german tonight given by Mr.. Henry
f McHarg. Jr. OF New York. the, son OF
the president Of the Virginia Iron. Coal,
and Coke Company.
The Misses Ruby Armstrong and Matte
French have returned from Hanover and
Goochland counties. where they spent a
delightful Christmas and New Year vaca-
ton.
The approaching marriage is announced
of Miss Henrietta Sands of Washington
D. c.. to Captain Edward Anderson. OF
the United States army. formerly of
Pittsylvania county, Va. where his
brother. Dr.. ]. c. Anderson. Is still a
; prominent physician. The marriage will
take place January 10Th. Miss Sands is
an extremely pretty brunette. and Is the
granddaughter Of the late Admiral Sands.
She has a number OF friends in this city
who will be interested In her marriage.
Miss Louie Seawell. of Gloucester. Is
visiting Mrs. B. H, 1ngles. No. 524 west
Grace street
Mrs. B. w Dunn and son. Willie, who