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

Mrs. Turner Arlington, in black net
applique in Jet over black silk. ~
Mrs. o. H. Funston in black satin
duchesse. white lace, yoke and sleeves.
Mrs Charles Bosher, in blue MORE with
lace collar; turquoises.
Mrs Frank Haughton, in white silk,
white lace, white net and white chif-
fon.
Mrs. Pleasarton Conquest, in gray crepe
with white applique and chiffon.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Edward Thorn
as Organ entertained at q delightful tea
and card party. Those who assisted in
receiving were Miss Alice Kincaid Yam
cey, Miss Louise Lone Yancey, Mrs j ohm
B. orgain and Mrs. Hampton Stewart
Jones.
Mrs. Adolphus Blair entertained the
Young Married Ladies Whist Club We'd
nesday afternoon.
a charming hostess on last .Wednes-
day afternoon was Mrs. Charles IL Tai
bolt, who entertained in honor Of her
daughter in-law. Mrs. Ellis NJ. Talbot, of
Macon, Ca, who has come here to live.
The parlors were decorated in pink and
white roses, carnations, and palms, and
the floral decorations of the table were
also in pink and white. Mrs. Talbot
was assisted in receiving by Mrs Ellis
NJ. Talbot and Mrs. a. Churchill Young.
Mrs. Edward Willis served punch, and
in the dining-room We're Miss Munford,
assisted by Misses Nora Leary, Nellie
Talbot, Carrie Armistead, Edith Merrill,
and Bruce.
Miss Harrison, of 316 west Grace street
entertained at cards Monday in honor
of Miss Southall.. when a thoroughly en-
joyable evening was spent Miss South
all received the ladies'. first prize and Ir.
sLightfoot Brooke the gentle1nan's first
prize. Mr.. James Fisher received the gen
tlemen's second prize and Miss Minnie
Bolton the ladies' second prize.
Mr. Brown Crensi1aw led the german
at Belvidere Hall last Tuesday evening.
There was an unusually large number of
couples present and Miss kidwell's dane
ing class. will continue to. hold the ger
mans every other Tuesday evening dur
ing the season. A large party from
Manchester, who were present, were
chaperoned by Mrs ]. P. Mann and Mrs.
NJ. E. Kidwell. The next meeting will
take place on January 9th, from $50 to
II 80 o. clock.
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Mrs, Alfred T.. Harris entertained at
cards last Wednesday afternoon
Tho Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
Tuesday night with Mrs Walter x. Mar
tin, when the top score was made by Mrs.
A.sP.f Wilmer and Mr.. Tom Moore. The
club will be entertained next week by
MIR. and Mrs. Wilmer, SIG West
Grace street.
Mr.. and Mrs William S. Steel have is.
sued Invitations to- the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Huldah Justice Steel, te
Mr.. William Berkeley Williams. The
marriage will take place on Wednesday
February "a, at u G. clock noon, at Saint
Martin s-in-t the Fields W is s ash isc; k or
Heights. A special train will lea.v.
Broad street station for Wissahickor
Heights at ITO a.. NJ, on February 18th
and returning will leave WissahickoI
HEIGHTS for Philadelphia at i2::45 Il NJ
stops will be made at all intermediate
stations. The young couple will be a
homo on April 10th. al III north F'ourtf
street. s .as5
Miss Steel has frequentl -. visited here
and VIII be cordially welcomed by hel
many friends. MY fllia IlL y. tne sol
Of Mr. John L. iarns,, and IS vel
known In the business world and IS 8pop lt
lar la social circles. HS.:s55sl
MISS Edythe white and Mr. stuart Bow g
were married /. 1t the. home sof stneS p! is
soI cart FRANKLIN street. on aeeday.!eess
lRixht RaS. Bishop VaA siYyseesnEsest
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