Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

morrow afternoon ssat q clock, arrange-i
suents will be made e. for the aappropriates
scelebratt onss Of General ZEE 81 birth day.
All members are requested TO come pre-
pared to pay their dues for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Eichelberger
and children. who have been the guests!
of Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Rriggs. at.
EdgeWater, Va, returned to Richmond
last Friday 28s
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B. Gutgon are
registered at the ldorf- = storta, New.
York. s
s Mr.. z homas G. and Miss Mamie sLeatn
returned Sunday morning with their
niece, Miss Rosa Blick, from a very de-
#1ightful Wintersvacation spent in Florida.
During the so1ourn in the IanuS Of flowers.
the party spent most Of I heir time at.
Palm Beach, dividing the rest OF their
visit between Tampa nd Jacksonvllile-
Miss Prith Greene. Of Norfolk we'll
known In Richmond through her frequent
visits to friends here. has Jus returned
from visit Of several months to Eng
land and Ireland, and Is now the guest
Of Miss Fannie Sans. in Norfolk
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Professor and Mrs. Albert Bushnell
Hart. their twin sons of years. and
their governess, Of Cambridge. Mass.
will reach Richmond January 14th. to. be
here for. week or possibly two weeks.
Mrs. Hunt Chipley is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Wake, of
5 2 street, Norfolk.
Hnn rf 49, 4oNov~ inc Il $o tee
Of this season in Charleston. S. c.. is
Miss Caroline Conner, the daughter Of
Mrs. James Conner and the niece OF Mrs.
j. Caskie Cabell, Of Richmond.
Mrs. Lorraine Ruffil, who has been
visiting her sister. Miss Talbot. in Nor
folk, has returned home.
The friends of Miss Louise B. Hart
will be gratified to learn that she is
rapidly recuperating from her recent
severe indisposition
Mrs. Charles NJ. Johnson. of Goochland
county. who has been spending the holt
days with relatives In this city, has re-
turned to his home.
a delightful party was given last satur-
day afternoon by Miss Marion Smith.
daughter of Mr.. z. P. Smith. the we'll
known railroad man, at her home, No
oil west Main street, in honor of her
little cousin, Miss Mary Yates Atkinson,
of sRaieigh,SsN G.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Lillian
Flanagan. of 81 north Sixth street, en-
tertained her little friends on the ami
versary of her seventh birthday. lie
anusements consisted of games, and
music was rendered by several of the
guests. Those present were the Misses
Dorothy Spilnan, Margaret Noble. Carrie
Duggan Annie Polly. Selma M. ers, Silvia
Myers, and Masters George Polly and
Julius Myers.
Miss Annie c. Fletcher is Denver
girl, who has achieved much distinction
in art circles. The Richmond Art Club
is fortunate in having secured her as an
instructress in the art school. run in
connection with the club. Miss Fletcher.
for the past four years. studied in New
York, where she had the advantage of
instruction from such well-known artists
as George de Forest Brush, Joseph De
Camp. Irving Wiles, and others. She has
developed a ren1a rlla BILE talent for por-
trait painting, and her work in that line
has received most favorable comment
from competent critics. Miss Fletcher
also does excellent work in landscape
painting.
Mrs. Maria K. Daniel of Fredericks-
burg, is spending the winter with her
son, ". S. Daniel, IS north Sixth street.
Mrs. G. i. Culpeper, Of Portsmouth
Va, is visiting her brother, Colonel John
s. Harwood, OF 1000 Mmonumental ave
nue..
Miss Evelyn P. DeitriclS, of Lorraine,
will leave i'll the early part Of February
for n extensive visit to New York.