Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08


by Miss MarsaTet Murphy al hsr home
lin Harrison street In honor 81 her guest
Miss Gladys Armstrong 6, OF Richmond
HILL Ny The draR WIN 81 rooms were
bsauttfully decorated and 1nnlstle toe vas as.
Whist and setback were played. and
Miss Ethel Burke, Lehey md a lar ar.
garet Murphy rendered several musical
selections,
Supper was served At 10 o. clock. The
centrepieee of the table, was OF holly
berries ana mistletoe,, worked aH on old
satin, adorned with a cut glass bowl OF
American Beauty roses.
Mrs. NJ armstrong. mother OF the:
guest Of honor. poured coffee, and Mrs
Frank Wright presided att the punch
bowl. S. -sss
Among those present were Misses
Gladys Armstrong, Margaret Murphy
Mayne Murphy. Loretta Lehey, Nell
Lehey, Marie Burke, Ethel Burke Mary
Drake. and Messrs. William Johns
jamie Glenn Hugh Lynch, Frank Rowe,
Harvey Valentine, Marvin Pullen.
Allison, Carter. Wexford Kelly. CLAIR.
ence Riddick. James Manning, Versal
| Blackburn and JEFF W liams.
! Misses Marion. Kate and JULIA Harris
gave one OF the handsomestxcar parties
of the season Tuesday night at their:
home, 51s west Franklin street Forty
guests sat down to tables of six-hand
euchre and spirited contest ensued The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
bowls of American Beauty roses and the
markers were hand ainted with minia-5
ture cards. The score was kept with lit
tie hearts, spades, diam onds and clubs.
There were four prizes given, the first
1or5f ffrE} gil
| work bag, and the second, a handsome.
card case. The prizes for the gentlemen
were: First, a scarf pin, and the second
a silverhandle umbrella.
Each guest received an imported favor
filled with candy. all different in de-
sign and each one with a French verse
I on the box
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Taylor and lit
tie Miss Eliza beth Taylor, of Lynesville,
KY. will spend the winter at Mrs B. L.
Smiths Third and Grace streets. DR..
TAYLOR was at one time connected with
the City Ambulance Hospital here. He
has now a lucra tive position as surgeon
to the railroad works at Lynesville. Mrs.
TAYLOR was formerly Miss Griffith, Of
this city.
Mrs. James Beverly Harvie entertained
~ Sci 4uCSQoy d4lS1iIOOuZ 4t1C1 llSll!SS
LIZ South Third street. Among the guests
were: Mrs. Corydon Sutton. Mrs. Har-5
RE Webster, Mrs. Bland Spotswood
Smith. Miss Matte Harris, Mrs. William
Page. Mrs c.. E. Doyle. Mrs. Elliott.
Mrs. James Keith. Mrs Charles: Guy.
Mrs. Pinckney Williamson and Mrs.
James Jameson Hickey. of Danville;z
Va; Mrs. Isaiah White. Mrs. G. W. P.
Drock, Mrs. Jacob Michaux. Mrs John
Easley, Mrs. Ben Nash Miss Mary
Elizabeth Moore. Mrs Heningham. Spill:
man. Mrs. Edmund Waddil. Mrs. John
Hunter. Mrs. La Bonita, Mrs. Ben
Palmer. Mrs. George w. Stevens and Mrs
Loren Dickinson.
Supper was served on the card tables.
Misses Sara and Blair Harvie. Elizabeth
Thompson and Virginia Allen assisting
Mrs. Harvie.
Miss Ella Brown Crutchfleld and Mr..
Aylett Trueheart Goddin, of. Jacksonville,
were married yesterday at#noon at Park
Place Methodist church by the Rev. J. 7.
Bosnian. pastor of the church. assisted
by the Rev. j. j. Gravalt. rector of Holy
Trinity church. Owing to the recent be-
reavement In the families Of the bride
and groom. the affair was very quiet.
!; Mr.. E. NJ Crutchfeld acted as best man.
and the ushers were Messrs. r. w.
FIaw. Jr..S E. C.15NVright. Gilmore Redwood,
Arthur w. Goddin. George K. Goddn. and
Howard K. Woodfin. Miss Cru t.....sld lis
the daughter of Judge and Mrs. John j.
Crutchfed. Of 1l2 north Morris street.
and is an exceptionally pretty blonde. She
is very popular in the social circles of the
city. After January 15th Mr.. and Mrs.
Goddin will be at home In Jacksonville,
Fla
The Baltimore Sun of yesterday says:
The marriage of Miss M. Jesse Rhett
daughter OF Mrs. Albert Rhett to Mr.. Lee
Roy Gresham will take place to-day at
noon in the Franklin-Street Presbyterian
church. Miss Rhett is the daughter of the
late Albert Rhett, of a distinguished
South Carolina family and a ineal des-
cendant OF Admiral William Rhett, who
was a prominent figure in the Colonial
War. MIR. Gresham Is the son of Mr..
Thomas 3 Gresham and the grandson Of
the late Judge John J. Gresham. a proni-
nent citizen. of Georgia. Mr.. Gresham
gave dinner last night at the Baltimore
Club. to his best men and ushers.''
The Reception Committee Of the Lake
side Country Club, of which Mr.. Lucien
Tatum is president. has issued notice to
the members of reception which will be
held at the club house on Saturday. jan
uary 10th. from 10 s P. M. This Is the
second Of the monthly series planned for
the winter. There will be reception by
the officers and their wives, music. and
perhaps little dancing.
Miss Lula Williams entertained her.
Sunday-School class Tuesday night at her
residence, No. 17 south Laurel street.
Games were INDUCED in and music was
dispensed by Miss Edna Umlauf and Miss
, Marie Walton. which was enjoyed by all.
after which delicious refreshments were
served. All expressed themselves a hav-S
ing spent, an enjoyable evening. The fol-
lowing members of her class were pre-
sent: Miss Virgie Goode, Jettle Marston.
Viola Marston, Alma Mattern, Maude
Davenport. Fife Tyree, Grace Sowel,
Mary Butler. and Master Linwood Tyree.
Many invited guests and friends Of Miss
Williams were present.
The Stay-at- Home Whist Club was en-
tertained Tuesday night by Mrs. F.. G.
Leigh. Jr.. on West Franklin street.
There was a tie for the top score between
Mrs. Correll and Mr.. Tom Moore and
Captain Harriez Webster and Mrs. SUIT
ton. The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Walter K. Martin.
The Sue K Gordon Whist Club met
Monday evening when the highest score
was made by Mrs. Benjamin Nash and
Miss Matte Harris.