Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-02

gNeW-1edTSad anCe..ssl1 6S1nEtuDSISss o1s liz
club are mostly buds of this season and
some Of the younger Set. IS "a havesnots
been. formally presented to society. The
Schaperopes will be Mr.. and Mrs. lillian
TaIIaferro. Mr.. and S. Mrs. Robert NJ
Blankenship, Mr.. and ID Austin Brock
$enbrnugh.sand Mr.san AIRS Samuel Mar
tin. SO
Among those invited are. Misses Eu-5
5Hotchkiss. Mary Winple Charlotte Miller
Nan Morris, Hammond, Frances
Jenkins, Brent Witt. alarysBe irne..s---77
Walker, Nellie Talbot e. Carrie Hemis-s
tead Shelton, Helen @. FerraL Eiizahet-.
Brander, Katie and Annie Smith, Lille
Booker, Kate Benson "a Katherine Wat
Kate Goddin, Carrie Pace Neal Gary
Drake, Mary zDrewry. Louis Crutchfield
Grant, Elise Stokes Barrett Helen
Parish; Messrs. Samuel REGISTER, Allen
Newton, Blair Jones. Turner Shelton
Bridges, Stevens. Morgan. Taylor, Ia s..
well, Fitzgerald, Brockenbo borough White
hurst, Snead, Cherry, Hotchkiss Todd
Fitzgerald, Johnson, Drake, crutchield,#
Barber. Webster, a M O llers
Tickets can be obtained from any Of
the cha perones.
A charming surprise party was given
Miss Florence and Master Jesse w God.
Wednesday evening by number OF tue!r
little friends. Games were inuulged IN.
and the evening n1erri1y passed ching
the arrival of the sNew-Ye Among
those present were Misses 5Mozelle Robins,
Ethel Childrey, Fannie Bristow, Ethel
Hewlett, Annie SeIden, Matte Johnson.
Juanita Shaw Dora Garrison, Bessie.
Smith, Ethel Smith, Evelyn Ftoldcrost;
Masters Hiram Sherer. Bertram Robins:
D., - L
<Atnlmons, Hunter White, John Ammons-
Mr. Lancaster Williams gave very
delightful supper to- the Riverdale Club
last evening. It was one Of the many
annual benefits this gentleman gives to
these who made an appeal to him during
the season of Christmas. The supper was
served by committee OF ladies of ST
2Pauls church, after which a chorus of ten
children of the mission representing nine
Sister Quakers' and one Brother Quak-
r,.f'appropriately costumed. gave beau
tifuI entertainment which reflected much
credit on Mrs. Preston Nash, by whom
they were trained. and who evinces much
interest in the good work that was SO
dear to her husbands heart Miss Skel-
ton, who presided at the organ, contr1-
buted largely to making the affair sue
cess
Wednesday night at her home, No. IL
north Plum street, Miss Lottfe Green
entertained her friends. A number of in
vitaticns had been sent out and at 9:2G
the spacious parlors were filled and sing
ing and games were also INDUCED in until
a late hour when refreshments were serv-
ed. The young people literally danced
the old year out and the new year IN.
Belmont, the homeEof Mr.. j. B. Dick
inson, in Hanover county. was the scene
of a delightful dance Tuesday night.
Dancing was INDUCED In until IL o'clock,
when supper was served, after which
dancing was resumed until the wee
sma hours" Among those present were
Misses Hattie Fuller, Bertas Christian.
Lizzie sBowles, Nellie and Louise West,
Halle Taliaferro, Norma Bruce, Wellette
King, Mary Stark, Mamie and Annie.
Dickinson, and Mrs. Julia Bowles. all
of Hanover county; Miss Geneva Van.
stan. of Pittsburg. Pa; Misses Elliot and
Gertrude Clash, lof Richmond, Messrs.
Kenneth Bruce. Henry and Gordon Bruce,
Richard Horne Sterling Faulkner, Har
ry and Bernard Faulkner, Bowies, Char
les and John Garrett. Edward West, John
King. Edward Fuller. Henry Smith.
Maury Undertake William Newman, Al
fred Taiiaferro, all of Hanover, and S.
B. Drinard, of Richmond
The chaperones We're Mesdames j. B.
Dickinson, Mrs. Stark, of. Hanover. and
Mrs. r. j. Vanstan, Of Pittsburg, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdonald. their
daughter and son and Mr.. Leslie Reed.
who have been with Mr.. and Mrs. Well
ford c. Reed near keswick. are expected
home this week. They have been hand
somely entertained by their hostess and
by m embers Of the Keswick Hunt Club.
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Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page will be a
patroness at the ball in the New Willard.
in Washington, this evening for the bene--
fit Of the Chldren's Hospital
Miss Elizabeth Pendleton will leave the
latter part Of the week for Washington,
D. C.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Linda D. Hardy. of this
city. to- Mr.. Herbert D. Northington. Of
Petersburg. The ceremony will be per-
formed Jan. IL in the home OF the bride.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Miller have re-
turned from their Southern bridal tour
and are now with Mrs. Armistead, at 20l
West Franklin street.
Mrs. j. a. Stevens, Of Utica O., and
Mrs. G. Babers. of Fort Wavne Ind.
are visiting friends in Richmond.
The Oakland Glee Club gave Its first
entertainment Wednesday night at the
home of Mr.. F. 3. Bates. of No. 1924 east
Marshall street. and the occasion proved
most delightful.
The Rev. Ernest and Mrs. Jackson, who
were married "Wednesday at Mt. Zion
Baptist church. In Essex county, will
come to Richmond and be the guests OF
DR.. NVillingham, going from here to Alb
ingdon, Va. for the month of January
and from, thence to Bahia. Brazil, where
both bride and groom will enter the
missionary field.
Mrs. NJ. j. Dimmock was hostess at
5 O'Clock tea given at No: 334 west Grace
street on Wednesday afternoon. at which
Mrs. Robert c. Selden, Of. Sherwood, =
Gloucester county. was the honored guest
Only the immediate family connections
were present, and tea was poured from
Mrs. Nary ashington's tea pot, be-.
ing an heirloom in Mrs. Dinmock's fam
ily.
Mrs. Charles NJ Shields will entertain
at1Sca rds SIT his eyeningEsat her home on