Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

A ~ dSiilii6 LcIl, NIeQ hearts were pldSe0
The score was kept with pink and white
carnations. Miss Margaret Winn making
the lowest score. Pink and green crepe
paper boas were given as souvenirs
Among the guests were Mrs. Robert NJ
Biankenship. Mrs. T. a. Miller. Mrs.
! Langhorne Putney. Mrs. George Bryan
Mrs. Corydon Sutton, Mrs. John Taylor
Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs. Frederick
Valentine. Mrs. ]. Armstrong Welsh
Mrs q. A. Thomson, Mrs. J: Allison
! Hodges. Mrs. Horace Halves. Mrs. A. IT
Montague. Mrs ]. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs
James McCance, Mrs. c. w. P. Brock,
Mrs. Evan sChesterman, Mrs. John
Upshur- Mrs. Pleasanton Conquest, Mrs.
II. c. Riley. Mrs. j. c. Hagan, Misses
Ross, Jennie Boyd, Eleanor Tree
1 Florence Tyler. Elizabeth Fisher, Jane
Fisher, Margaret VIM, Maude Cooke.
| Annie Gordon. Margaret Shields, and
Louie Whitlock
! Top score at Milton e. Work last We'd
ncxday, north and south. Miss Sue Cor
don and Mrs. Ben Palmer; east and
west, Mrs Nash and Mrs. NOEL.
Mrs. Landonia Dashell served the cot
fee at the Woman's Club last Monday at
ternoon, and Miss Kate Winston poured
the tea. The feature Of the afternoon
was very excellent talk on kindergarten
work by Miss Alice n. Parker, who, in
a charming manner exposed the system
that is now so popular in training young
children.
! Mrs. James J. Sutton.s card party, on
/ last Monday night, was one of the most
| enjoyable events Of the week. The af-
/ fair WIS given in homer of Miss Broken
brougll NJ Adams.
/! The week opened with the handsome
| Christmas german of the Richmond Ger
man Club, which was one of the most
! Temple. The chaperones Of this club are
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. D. Myers, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mr.. and Mrs
LEVIN Joyliss. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w: Nor
| ton, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs Egbert Leigh, Jr., Mr.. and
! Mrs. I. Moncure Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. j Willis, Mr. and Mrs. ". S. P. Mayo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr., Mr. and
I Mrs. A. c. Young.
| On last Tuesday evening Mrs. ". a.
| Hammond gave very. elegant german
in honor of her two daughters, Misses
| Bessie and Ella, Hammond. The. decora-
/ tons were on a most elaborate scale,
and the music was furnished by Thilow-Ss
orchestra
| Mrs. Hammond wore a, handsome gown
Of imported null: trimmed with medals;
lions Of Irish point lace. She was assisted
| in receiving by Mrs. ]. n. Jpshur and
Mrs. l.. Mcdowell. Miss Bessie Hammond
was gowned in blue crganly, deliberately
shrred and trimmed with chiffon lace,
and blue satin ribbon Miss Ella Ham
nNond, who is an exceedingly pretty bru-
nette was attired in. white organdy.
| trimmed with ruftles, edged with narrow
white satin ribbon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Baughman entertain
| ed On last Tuesday afternoon, in honor of
their daughter, Miss Sara Baughman,
and followed by a card party in the eve
ming. The decorations were in Christmas
colcrs and the hall, parlors, and dining
room presented L charming appearance.
Miss Baushman was becomingly SoWned
in white Japanese silk, and was assisted
in receiving biz Miss Lila Bradford. De
;ishtful refreshments were served by
bevy OF charming girls, including Misses
Mary Drake, Bessie Watson, Of Danvlle.
Mary Moulton, Nellie Gordon. Mildred
Woodward. Ruth Smith. Virginia, Cham
berlayne, Lillian Bnford, Eugena Tay-
lor, Charlotte Miller, Berta Smith, Emily
Gravatt, and Evelyn Glenn.
Miss Helen Christian entertained at
cards on Tuesday evening in honor Of
Miss Lucy WORKMAN James, of Missouri
and Mr.. Ogden Mills Reid, OF New York.
Seven-aanded ou:chre was played until
&C o'clock. N-her. a delicious supper was
served. Miss Christian looked extremely
welt In white crepe de chine. and riclets.
Miss James wore yellow point d'esprit
over yellow taffeta, ard yellow roses.
This was one of the handsomest social
entertainments # the week
Colonel w. O. Shelton entertained, on
of
tcrs An elaborate course dinner was
served. which was elegant in all its de-
tails. Among the guests were Mr.. John
Shelton Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
l.. Cabell Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ruther-
ford Mr.. William Hahliston. Miss Nora
Leary, and Mr.. Morris O. Brooks.
Conspicuous among the happenings. Of
the week was the cottillon given by Mr..
and Mrs George w. Stevens in honor Of
their debutante daughter, Miss Helen
Stevens. The receiving party was com
posed of Mrs. Stevens, Miss Stevens. Mrs
RADIUS, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr.. Stevens,
and Mr. Garvn Thomas, st. Louis.
Just at midnight General Fitzhugh Lee
made u little talk, ending with the wish
that this might be the happiest New
Year of their lives for the charming host
ess and host, their beautiful debutante
daughter, and all their guests.
A delightfully."- informal afternoon card
party was given Friday by Miss Mary
Garland Berry, to a few friends consist
ing OF Mrs. Harding Burnley. Mrs. Ais
ton Cabell, Mrs. Henry c. Cabell, Mrs.
Harry Scott, Mrs. ". 6. stannard, Mrs.
Charles Z. Crab0wski, Misses Elenor
Darlington, Fannie Ross. Marie Light
foot, Ethel Shelburn, Maude Cook. Louise
Lyle, Mary and Louise James. Florence
and Kate Bdgood, Jane and Elizabeth
Fisher, Katherine Beers, and George
Wilson, Euchre was played-N1iss Nellie
Sinton scored for the party.
Miss Kate and Marianne Meade gave \
charming dinner on Friday evening in
honor Of their guest, Miss Lane, Of Ala
ban1a Among the guests were Messrs.
R. c. Howison. j. Galye Anderton, +.
L. NJ. Scott, l., Mex. Judkins Fred Bur- |
bingham, and Miss Lou Belle Jones.
Mrs. John ". Atkinson gave tea Fri !
DAY afternoon to her sister, Miss Mamie |
Newton Williams, and her two nieces,
Miss Mamie Heath Davenport, and Miss
Nellie Davenport.
Miss Frances Dunn entertained twenty
friends at a progressive euchre party in /
Bon Air, Thursday evening in honor Of
her sister, Mrs. Hamilton Eckenrode, of
Fredericksburg. The guests We're Mrs a.
Ferguson, Mrs. J, B. Moore, Misses Her
moline Moore, Douthatt, of Wyanoke;
A a NEON Mrs Cowap If Rirmineh arn: /