Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16

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ION east Leigh greet, RIchpond, Wee
snesday mig at 80 o'clock n ~;
Lawrence Walsh. e PetersDuIs acseu 3
as best man. and Miss Annie s ouns OF =,
Richmond: 81 maid sofs honor. z icy VIII VII
reside n PetersbuEg
Mordecai Is. F1cshein1. proprietor OF the
Jefferson laundry. and Miss Minnie = aul-s
man. Of Baltimore, were married ia Sc Sc
evening ats o'clock in Lehmann's Hail
Ba1tim ore Mr.. Floshein and his TIRES
sisters-lI Kisses Estelle, RUBY, and Miriam
sFiosheim-1eft Tuesday.apT The bride els ne s
daughter OF Mr.. Wolf Kaufman Mr..and
Mrs. Flosheiim #a re expected home neSs.
week.
An elegant feaswas given yesterday after
noon, from to s o'clock by Mrs. Edward
8 thomas Orgain in honor OF her daugh-
& tiers, Miss Alice kincaid Yancey and Miss
Louise Lorne Yancey. The rooms
were beautifully decorated by Hammond
for thes occasion with palms snlllax ana
ferns, the pink color scheme being carried
out in the profnsIop of pink carnations
artistically grouped pink lamp shades
and candles. The chandelier over the
table in the dining had been con-
verted into an immense shower bouquet
Of pink carnations, pink satin ribbon ana
srniIax. 'rhjoW's orchestra, conceaieu
behind a serene Of palms, dispensed
sweet music during the e fternoon
Mrs. Orgain, Handsomely goWned IN
black jetted net. diamonds and vloIets
was assisted in receiving by Miss
Alice Kincaid Yancey. in pink moussellne
de sole carrying American Beauty roses;
Miss Louise Yancey. In white etanine;
Mrs. John Barbour Orgain. white cloth,
and Mrs. Hampton Stewart Jones, In
black liberty silk and yiolets.
Mrs James d. McCance. in a corner
of tie hall. :artistically draped with hang
ing lamps. pink scarfs and smllax, served
champagne punch.
!! In the 5dining-room Mrs. Evan Chester
man poured the chocolate. and bevy
of young ladies saw that the guests
were served. In the group were Misses.
Cay Bernard Wilbon, Augusta Tinsley,}
Virginia Allen. Marie Lightfoot Madge=
Weisiger, Champe Wal lace, Eliza Cow
herd and Mesdames Norman Field, Short,
and Stanley. Berry T,ylers
| After the reception Mrs Organ en-
tertained, the ladies assisting, and some
Of her gentlemen friends at progressive
euchre. Handsome American Beauty
score cards were used. and elegant prizes
were awarded. Among some of the guests
atethe tea were:
Mesdames James McCance, VA. Ur-=
| quhart. T. a.. Miller. Samuel Martin. w
l.. Robins Horace. Jones, A. r. Eller-
son, S. L. Morgan, Charles e. Borden
George Powers, Edgar r. Lafferty. John
, r. Cooke, w. E. Evans. Richard Meade.
w. L.. Browne, James "A. Drake, John
r. Cary, Thomas D. Neal Edgar Tay-
| lor Hugh Taylor, S.. w. Travers, James
a. Pattison, s.. Dabney Crenshaw. Herbert
Weisger, Louie P. Guest. Evan R. Ches-
terman, James G.. Tinsley, Jacob
Mlchaux, Stanley. B. Tyler, Benjamin
A. Williams. John 6. Farland, Junius
Mosby, John Dunn, R. c. Vomiting
| ton. Wexford, Fanny Tucker. w. B.
| Lightfoot A.. e.. Albert, John Lightfoot,
| George Lathrope, T. 3. Elan, r. r.
Roberts, Jr;. E. II. Cloves, ]. E. Cox,
| Norman F. Short, R. S. Luck. Marion
| Branch, John, D. Clothier, W. Gray Wat
son, y. r.. James, James A. Grisg, Charles
NJ. Terrell. T. w. Chelf. Q. a. Crenshaw.
liam Fleming. Benjamin Bern, Charles
! Grabouski, n. B. Lightfoot resi
shelton, Fannie W;thers. .Landon r. Ma
son. Arthur L. Peasants, Ashby Taylor,
Norman Norton, Archer Patterson c..
i Guy Hequembourg, Cary Stern. Carlton
| Jackson, Fred. Gum P. c. Peasants. Chi
mer Minor, John Mallory. Warren P.
| .
Miller, Caskie Cabell. Helen Harris,
Misses Tinsley. Octavia Crenshaw, Hill.
Mary Frayser, Bidgood. Ann White, Mer-
rill. Morgan, Lily H. Urquhart Armi-
stead, Morton. Daisy Wilson. Stanley
! Atkins. Mary Moulton, Louise Herbert,
Annie Keesee, Rachel Cooke, Roberta
5Ellerson. Werth, Irene Houston, Pauline
| Powers. Caroline Minor, Mary Howard
| fWalthall. Cary. Rebecca Storrs, Nellie
Ia n pot f1ah
Gertrude Shelton, Mary Drake. Mary
Berry, Kate Lee. Mabel D1cBain, Hope
Morgan, Lambert, Virgilie Pettitt. Adair
Minor, Robins, Annie Christian, Jones.
Lucy Catlett, Bidgood and Rachel Cooke.
Miss Lilly Urauhart entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon from to Z
O'Clock. Contestants We're seated at
twelve tables: the decorations. the talliss.
and the entire color scheme were de-
veloped in La France roses. Silver can
delab bra, pink-shaded and pink lamps dif-
i. fused a roseate glow harmonizing with
| floral idea. Players included Miss
Tinsley Miss Edna Forbes, Miss Sadie
Sutton. Miss Charlotte Yonge. Miss Mac
Donald, Miss Ethel Pace. Miss Kathleen
! Anderson. Misses Whitlock, Misses Nor
gan. Mis- Mary Hartman, and Miss Ethel
sSN1elan of Baltimore; Miss Anne Lee.
Miss Nellie Boyllin. Miss Margaret
Shields, Miss Mamie Jennings. Miss Ella
Jackson. Misses Bridges Miss Cooke.
Miss Evelyn Gordon, Mas Emily Adj
on Miss Mary Donnon. Miss Allene
Stokes. Misses Meredith. Miss Hanlil-
ron. Miss E'essie Doyle, of Norfolk;
Misses Hayes, Miss Helen Stevens. Miss
Nora Leary, Miss Mary Beirne. Misses
Ross. Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh, Jr.. Mrs.
james E. Cannon. Mrs Thomas ARMS
toad, Mrs. Robert Groner. and Miss Sue
spilman.
~, January q the Junior Hollywood
Memorial Association will have its an
n,,,l silver ten at Lee Camp Hall. from 5
t., Z o'clock. This is the only time that
the Juniors ask contributions from the
lrl &c and it is earnestly hoped t,1t
their friends will come to their assistance
on iris occasion. The color scheme OF
r,.i and white will be effectively carried
out with red and white satin ribbon.
| American beauty roses, red carnations.
and red lamp and candle SHADES. Those
receiving will be Miss Elizabeth f.
Tcwnes. president of the Juniors, and the
officers OF the society. and representatives
from Hollywood, lakewood, Hebrew Me-
| n,crial Associations the Daughters %
lie Confed.. racy Miss Nellie Tee. Miss
Minnie Baughrnar, vice-regent of file
splid South room at the Museum. Inc