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14 THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1898.
M VNY FAIR MS1T0HS.
l.AKi.l. vi Mlli:it OF YOVXO LADIES
WITH lllllim KRIKNDS.
THE FAST WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Nearly Kvery Fvrnin? Mnrkrd by
One or More ?oclnl 1 t enta?<;?r
anana, Receptions, nud Tt-aa the
Order?Personal .\utcs.
A large regiment et r i h.?s
.t.-. march, d AOWB -POU Hlchmon?*.
Their oto to II S UM
noble James, I BgtOn's
headquarters, ?t Johns church, white
Patrick Henry made his libctty-or
Speech, or even the Conf. derate Mu?
seum. And ti. s must Indicate
that we ourselves are a very att:
set of people, having a reputatkm for
hospitality to tho StraagSff within our
?ates. Among the then
present In Kiehmoud I
Patton. of Dlack.-burif. with atlas
Lee; aflea Mai
Miss Uly Urojohartj Mfc
staying with lu r mal
1 ley. Mi*-?
truest of Mrs. I
Sue and Mary ilr.n, with M
Marlon Dim III k; the M
AMagdon, wtti lilas :
rVhltlo k. Illas l
re, ?jrlth Miss Amilo Lee Ail.
.
Mis?
are with Mr?, vl ara< r Mo n
phine Dtxon, of Buffalo, ths gu?
lxiu 11. 'l
Washington, at Ifra
Misse? Moran, nt t .- Jeff?
Ifiseea 1 lm ; y, at I
. Bhlpp, with ." M
Mar\ ton, th?
cf Y
tague; Miss Bmil)
log w:th Mr.
rs, of
Flushing. N. Y. lira :
of New York, with Mr?
A. C
ville, with Mrs ii Uey Can
Re county, tl
Louis; Ml
t.. with I
Anne Charity John)
with Mr;-, lit rao; M?as
Bayi
ron, of 1 .of
cf Atlanta.
. ?
Miss Doua Torapkini t I
friends On
Whol
of all the d< ligl tful
are t
tality. Th the enjoj i
of each gil d the
genius In the dining-room ;
room, th- ;
lr-g on.- Into the
I the walls with groups of
and vases of T?
. und white bro*
cad?':
liss Delia Tompkind
ful pown of pink i
arty with
v. of Baltla
Mi redlth, bine bro?
-, blue silk; Juiia Morton, o<
skirt;
Walker, I s ?- ilk
trimming; ' Tord it. Caperton,
.
diamond ornami
al. Her i
Across the room |] rllng
Bawea, in i is and black all
the choco! | mg young girls
ng In the clini: :
k silk; Nellie T<
kins. pink rit
i ri'.i
Lladiray, pink i biff
silk; Mamie Btringi
line de Bole, oi
Mlk, and A
organdie.
Among those pr< - nt were Misses Bklp*
arlth, rel I'atton of
. I irrle,
Nellie Boykln, An'
' n. 1
hart. R
Nina Randolph, Julia
Annie Nas'n, II rlng
feUow, LJia. Bi il ?if Win
ter. Annabel .) nkln? Esl r
Walk?
Jennie Boyd I
Flossie Talbott, M
Archer, Nannie
llklll,
laury
Worth, Amy Warth innon,
. in. Mary Hill, i her,
\<\. William
.h r, M it.
Annie Drewry,
Kat? Harria, Lui
inlop, Judith
era, of Flu
Williams, Grace Shields, and .
Ta..-ley.
.
On Monday night the Richmond
man CUib gave its fortnightly cotillon.
This is the second from tho last Of the
dances to be given bel' :
an extra german, U
OB February Md On Monday Mr. Wil?
liam Palm? r lui a nun.: lltlful
gorman figures. The dancers following
his lead wi re the U
Nellie Boykln, Vira, Adele
Archer, (Jrant. Lisa Berrnc and
Belrne, Annie and Leila <' iy, \
Martin, Eleanor B i
o. Kate If?
Annie Lee Alirc
Bthel Pace, Mrs. Jo:.
Charles E. Smith. M Bkipwith,
Mra. Fred Pleaaanta, Mrs. Churchill
Young. Miss u<Tta Wellford; Miss Rua*
sell, of Wlaohoater, and Miss
Forbes, of Warrenton; Mary Cameron
and Flute I . Helen Cameron, of
Petersburg; Bol
Hayes, of Baltlfl ry Hill;
Idxon, of Buffalo; Ihlpp, ?f
lnicton. Va.; Cottman. of Baltimore;
I'itt. of Baltloo nun, Tun
of Washington
Tenaaat; Mary Pag of mnty,
and Messrs. Thomas Carter, .lohn Atkln
int. John l: il
i Palmer, Ad
Morton, Fairfax, Lryan.
'..'.trim, (*,.
Williams. Otis Alfrleiul, KlrkWOOd
inson, John
nny, W. B. p. |
i raon, Qranvl
William i
on. Jake And(
re Mrs Tl Boiling
Thomas Nelson Carter.
A card-party was given \\>,i,
evening by Miss Louise Allan
r of her aui ;.hil.,.
I, "f Lnfl iio. Mil
te, who m Ou
Meads" *,-:, \. ; .,;.. t\
-day was one of the plea
aanteat featuree of an al
sant ?
O? oi,-. ii*< ,,. t ,, , ,
Miss l?ulse Allan Mayo, bbn l
black taff.'ta, Jet ornamentation;
ll Violet. Ml ?
lov?iy in ptnk a-tln. wl;h trtnamtni
chiffon and mink fur; Miss Mary j.
Mayo, gre- i . satin, duchess
and triolets; Iflsa L
atln. with jiink eh
aiu? uju? white airliKd taffeta. D
s
I
the early hour? of the evening the hull
i i > pla* Ing ; veri-ii.in
Miss Mary L. Moore gained the fir
nnd Miss Josephine Dlson the ro
n prise. The , i arrlvll
Bt the end of the gam?
pfsaanted the prises wii
a witty speech <m the subject ol priai
and thi winning. Among I
of Baltlmor
Bl '1 BUS Hampton T) II r,
MkUJ Guile Harrison, <
Brand -it??. Bei
;. Mrs. Dallas Fis
'. i and An
Quire, with Mw Pi y Boaher, 9
(,. Stunard. ChS Hlgrri;
i.. ' William Johnson, lv
i'unnlnf-hui
1 aptaln Allison, an
. Lile.
.
On Monday BftsraoOa M'ss Nclll
Neala, niece of Mr. Charlas (FB. Cowsj
din. enteri lifted S few of her friends I
n tea given In honor of Miss BrOob
OUnty. The entct
talnment provided irai an! ths
i H ?re lempti 1 to III
ger around I I la long
u-aiai hour for leavtng. <>ne of th
charming features of t ws
th? mandolin and guitar duet,
1 Miss Nina Ran
Oowardtn was In
' to the m?sica] treat bj bs
ging. Miss La ' I?
to the gU< BtB, who wer
ph, Julia L' e, Brae
Will
i | ( thcrtne Mclntyre
rlngfeUow; An
i Adkins,
.
The Toi Bodal Club wa<
y ent? rta'' |y by Mlai
i "arty. I
V
; the tiist prisas wei
and Mr. B
ond i"-' M
I Mr. Charlie Willis. The
B
phlne Put*
.i Tyler, Mary Lathrop,
r Minor, and Messrs. Thomas Pur
Th ry? H< nry and I
?kiss, Hill Urquhart, Waiter Tay*
!.
* .
The committee of the
r?os] : for ti
on Wed fi om I to 10 P.
k place in the store, No.
tli r'ifth street. With results which
; to the l,
The ladl? . on tho
Committee were: Mrs.
Bargnmln, Mrs. Q. p, | *
E . in, Miss Isolent Moa? s, and
Bj tiling. Be-era] of tho mi
I ladlas ?freed the ' fit sb?
wars: Mlsafis Anne and
i lore nnd Lia Bargamln,
ie Hunter. Kllett,
Levy, Mr?. John Cullen, Mrs.
W( bl.. MisS
Idas Badla Button, and
rrie Ley.
The musical features of the entertain
-,\ >: erere much enjoy? d t
v. ' under the direct ' Mr.
Iltvan. Mr. ga?ir?n
, and tii
are in tl
, with ?j Ugfatfu] eflldi ncy.
ro :.' : ?lph's s > ompanl
piano (kindly loan? d by
lar i
charmingly rend? r? I
Lilj I
: bett, and Eu
bank.
Th' rind
: ens were most tastefully ar
g tlii in-'1 ther
. a goodly coin
bled at the Woman's Club for tho
M'y t' a. Which WM i by
ort. It was
ed during the afternoon that Mrs
. uroell bad Just t- earn d a b ! gram
ptlng an
to t-the club on
Friday i, when an informal
cption will bo tendered h<r.
l'n Mond 1'. M. the second
:. will be given, with
- Williams as chairman. She
ired the i i I of Misa Flot
a. of New York, violinist; of
Neely, of Norfolk, snprano singer,
i Mr. Arthur BcriVOnoT, bat"
lager.
.
The Oakwood Memorial A
lava lean? -i over two hundred fully en
: !s of invitation to a tea on
February the lath, from
1 o'clock. The hospitable homo of Mrs.
r. L. Tallafarro, MM aaal Graoe, will be
I the Is ; which will doubl
irove one of the most brilliant entertain*
: given in tl The
ommanders and members of th? Sons
' raus, tin* 1'.. K. l.ee Camp, and
rnilll lations In ths city
.. invited to attend in full uni
orm.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Brydon Tennnnt gnve a
honor of
nor and Mrs. J r. The
In all Of i - was one
if ths
B mi r. i. In the
of the rooms and dinner
i". beautiful contrast
rid was the
of the table, a Icr^e si:
tosf] of tail whits Day lilies. The
. J, B?ge Ti
dr. ai i ."s?: i tax, Mr.
lira. Alexander Cameron, Mr. and Mrs.
:
i:. C. Minoi ; .
'. Williams, Judge a . iih.
" .
soi k is i., i n with the tea to
m giren <>n Tut t of
if "f the city. The ! :
ic BL John's Circle of K:
ilnm? nt in ,,, ,
Of tlnir aui
.
'or tie
r of ladl i to i- - ire and
>t tin- , Btertalnment will
In the hmne of Mr. and Mrs,
i *'. Richardson, which win be
.' d with pink Bowel
amis. la the dining-room, where the
' ' I ( link
will preside at the cho
William Meyer at tl
un. A fine musk-ale has luen prepared
ind will be carried out by Mr. and Mis.
ii i ; re the N Quartette,
. ; Mr. I
nd Mrs. Qrace Inlaid sa
will be
: bad by Mr, EL \\*. Clam*
J.
; Mis. Stephan B? re
\ 11 '.
tin, tr
. and Mi- Ch da, Mrs.
Dickerson, and Mrs. D.
Rl The attractive yo
H m tii* din.' ere
Taylor,
i born, (entry, HeindB, BOOtt, Mc
and
tbers equally charming.
Mis. John Ch.ulton ?aill have In charge
i table for bOBBO-mada takes.
.
The young art students who are mem
ly Logaa'i school : n
r;iW?a may BlWBJ I
. upon as a fort'. tn,t
n Friday night the) were moi
lauafly lucky. Miss Lega*)
g b fancy areas bail, The
oung girl? and their friends all came
?nd mingling in the mar.es of
i and round dances formed a
rilllant spectacle. Miss i a
' ! rugttt, wore a t ,,v?
f black luco with Human pearl orna*
nents. Sh?j received her guests ut the
4 h?r sister. Mrs. William P. de
present i . (
';' '' it''^ peai int;
see; Dnlsy Hancock! i
t, (lower girl;
00 girl; Louise ]
uyloe. Colonial nortruiu Maj.o 1 ?
?t </
A TYPICAL LEADER IN SOCIETY.
Archer, Tyi
Colonial girl; A at, nun;
n ?i l.i.in** . Klondike;
Williams, violet girl; i. '
ure, Italia : ;
Bwsdlsfa p*-; - ant ; Nanti:
snow maldsn; Mary Duon, Dolly V i
Georgia Will ?n, Be i- - p? aaanl ; 11
?rood Btevi EC ?te
.' b rnathy,
ii. ?n, afai - .Mrs. Kh
Bruce; Posy Meredith, i
Ham Townes, William Harvey, t
gentleman;
h Bklpwith, t:
w,th; Mur?t Willis, Coloolal genth
Adolph Osterloh, Robin 11.1; Tase I
gerald, old-tin..- gentlemen; Bsv. Tuoki r,
Colonial i Adderson I.
Clsrsnce Thomas. Princ of Walea; Wil?
liam Michaux, Prank (,? an; Lightfoot
Hr.,ok?-, pedler; Fayette Wortham, Bam
Tyler, Joel Perrin, Jim Tyler,
. .1. Chri : Wortham,
? ry, ths Messi . Har?
rison, Loarla Harvey, Robert Peyton,
Littleton Pltsgerald, Reed i
?
Mrs. Hunter Ferguson, of ?Church BUI,
it reception on Ifoi
night froto 8*80 to Jl i.'i-li?? k. Her hone;
waa beautifully dsooratsd for ths o
Al?n with vases of Madam?* Testout
and ptnk-eb ided lamps and
delatara. During Um hours of the enter?
tainment throngs of beaatlftiUy?dri
women and pruniinerit men fill* ?1 Mrs.
UBOn'a PSI loi s. Among th?
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Frans Craigle, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. I.ati
dlkln, Judge and Mis. D. C. Rlchkri
Mr. and Mis. F. g. Cralgle, Jr., Mi. and
Mrs. < 'ranklln, Mr, and Mi
Fera^isson, Mr. and Mrs. j. R, i. .-.,
Mr. and '. . I dge, Mr.
and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mis. Hard?
Wicke, Mr. and Mis. Jn?kso!i, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L, A<Lr . Of NSW
York; Mr. and Mrs. Hobsoa, Mrs. I,; u
MoPhall, Mr. and Mt M
Angus, Miases [?ser. Ai sala,
Wells. Ella Wall,id, ano
.-son, Hundlsy, Brown, Briggs, und
John Farsnasoa*
.
Mr Ftsd. C. Hahr on TTsdnsSdsjr
Bight Kave another of his delight ful mti
a As the musicale was to ccle
the annlvsrsartas of Bcaamort and
Mendelssohn's births, both of which oo
i last week, tho aelectiona of in?
strumental find vocal music were chosen
antln ly from the works of th. -? two
great mii.-ie|an.-. Mr. Huhr's pup:ls, WhO i
took part, played and sang with nu. h
skill. Mr. Hahr himself, It was general?
ly remark? ?I. played superbly with more j
than usual foros and finish. The follow- I
ing prognuam?? was given:
i. Scotch Symphony, second and third
movements, (Mendelssohn,) Mils Nolttng
und Mr. Hahr.
2. Heiiding, "Life of Mendelssohn,"
Miss Balsa Waddey.
3. Moment Muslual, No. 3, (Schubert,)
Mi?? Mary Newton Williams.
,. Spring Bong, (Mendelssohn,) Miss
Rosa Morris.
5. I*nst Greeting, (Schubert,) Mis? Bea?
lle Pace.
8. Scherzo. "Midsummer Nicht:?
Dream." (1 ba,) Master John
Powell and Mr. Hahr. >
7, Moment Musical, No. ?,
v i >ui ' to, (Mendelsa bn
dker.
'.'. R? adlng, "Lifo of Bcbul
: |
In. ".-'l
r John Powell.
11. Impromptu, No. ?,, fjchub? rt,) Mis:
f
(Mend? uter.
U. I
i ?. i i - without words
. - without
Rub; id.-,
.
Ths "Virginia i
*
the < ' 'i L' ' , the
oldl? r and stati sman
na Btion of
two great ware, and ' wife, who,
as i noted so .
: of Oeneral Dabney M
founded the Southern n
and has an assured place both |q . ir
: y and among our
many OthSI - Whi I I bomi
Virginia. The young authors, wl
prominent In Richm
granddaugbters of ths famous
srnor Henry Wlsa, Among the most In
tlng of ti
M inaay aie tie I 11 ths
I the Conft
.
In s; Iti Of the t.-lu i<!y SkiSS
I lit-iinKs of '
DUt to the park QUl ?i.im
t" ?- of spectators and playera. An
I trame wad pi I . b '.he
! in the h' Bpll
to . ajos th- I
About dark the ooa
loft after -i very d? Ughtful
Among these on tho grounds were Mr.
i. t. n. My? i . Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Ms id?, Mr. .
Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Lsvta Joynea, Mr.
und Mrs. Thon D Carter, Mr.
and Mis. C I I
I !!. SJcOtl , M
ilbott, Mary Russell of Winch?
Ad? lo ai bsn Mary and leron
?inb'-rt of Nan y .i i. -. and i
Beirut, Mis. Chuy MUpwith, and Ml
i,t a, llattie ROSS, Fanny I.
gkipwlth, i
Bayas, Una Forbes, ThrallUll
Of Bt l-ouls, Ford of St. Louis, MHiy
i:i., a \\ atki:.- aad the M
i Mesara, Alian Talbott, l
dolph Hoihn!.iv. Robert Campbell, Vvii
liam Johnson. William Ferguson, John
Chirria, William Townas, Richmond
on McKeaaay, WaUaas i
ill?? Gray, W. S P. Mayo. Charles'1
Htringfellow, Llnwood Antrim, John
Young, Jordan Ix-ake. William Palmer.
Oeorge oibaon, k. Higginbotham. Frank
Hobson, and Lancaster Williams.
. ?
Th?? young ladles ?if Miss Allc<> Swain
Hunter's vocal class eutcrtaiue-i a Jew
of their friends at M
pi
nnely
Part L?"For Wh
i
," (Neldl
-, "Oui i >a th? D? ep," ?
"A in
t..." from "l
mm and VN
1 Kind." i\\. in. r.) Mis- ;
I N? vin. > .*
? !amm ;
: four?
ni. ?
Part 11
Luclle I'izzini; "Reverie? " (IN
(Ardl
m "Der Kreiscbuts,"
?\\. !,. r.? Ml A
I
!. it. Howard; "I.
IB," ? M nit?
wit h
? . '
Th :i for
.
t well ?roi th attending. T is
i immended by l
'.. B| V. ell I I
Mss 8 riollfltst,
1 from Europe
with liim many laurels. Aaotl ;
ins la M Mac? 'lana- '
dng of her rend-ring of
Baek to
northern j : de i t
to an encore ami a ill? I,
this tlm?* giving "I 'fl ' I .
she I
,rs to the
played her ow
arorda of t
nerrro turning his ?t- I be? |
B
l? gy little
bat is as n
?g the
p? rfumes of its perpetual flows,
prosramm
? fhamlnads'a Bum?
mer Son).'." tl.- Itlfal "A\?>
Mar?:'
Ol 1 tevsritsa 1 nint.g | Mr.
inlnl'a fan
for tii? G String on the violin, with only
one ?tring.
The ladi?s of th ' and
lim eburehea win bold a sympo?
sium in th?; W< man's Chrb
.tlors, for the bSBSflt of that
Utlon, on 1 I'ebru
ary the 18th, at *> (/clock. This will bu
Piano sol.?, Mtss :.i
Mr. ; .i vie Blair, Mrs. Tit
Mr. Williams; reel! it i Mary H.
Crenahaw; mandolin and guitar duet,
Khubert brothers; vocal selection, Mr. and
Mr-. ?;. '.V. Warren; Miaa
Mamie Leahy; solo, Mrs Harria Miair;
Innloharp ami xylophone, HhuL.-rt broth
balk t..Ik. Mr W. Mac. Jone?; noto,
Mr. Frank ?unningham; gramophone,
Bhuherl brother?.
The Valentine Tea to be given on St.
itlne-Dgy will be one of the mont
delightful eutcrtalnmcnts given this real
live th
but will
rlnla Hospital, whoas doors an seer of
.o the
iatl< nta iual if not ?. ?
?-- ? I the pay pa
Idren srtll i
.
ia .hi' h the litti
',-. .11 le- ti lish fun, an
Joy t
I
I
1 i\ M., on February 11th.
Every entertainment within th
of th-- J Club ma to 1
i th.,?
d
,. givei
?it the club's , Thurs
programmi
mi rendarei
ant that tru
1 loud. Tin
Eisfeld, < !
Kahnwi
fundo, and the m :
.'.a, ami
Lobman. Mr. Bam. Col i i-rrace
ech, Intro
utlonlst,
nade a decided "hi:." bar audit
U( tant. .
lind the curtain after repeated encores,
dr. Johi
-
' 1 v an In.
ormal hi p. a hit ii was nur
.t. At U ;:.
I .... Veiling Is to
ire of the ladi s
i witii the '?ai', on winch eooa*
lions t! hall will b?* lighted
.
The annual I I IL-bekah
'. tei Btli -j
at 1- o'clock. i
' the Ufe -:ri. O'le
if Richmond's nol
larr, will deliver .i short s Mn
h" members of the Memoi
will as the general pub]
:ordlally invited to attend.
. ?
The next m. ting of the Fortnightly
Whist club trill take al i t ob I
it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Swain, cor
?er of Beech and -
.
Mrs. John Crlngan has opened In Rleh
BOnd a bureau for Social and
ei-uircmeiits. Bbe bi prepared to fui
nenn.-., favors, and design* for .?nter
BlamantS. advice about cooking, market
ng. and so on.
-
A silver tea) smvessful, both socially
ind lliiuucUUy, took place last week at
the home of Mr?.
avenue.
3. J Graven, <,? Paf%
for n*it
oe given
One af the chief Hm
wee^l.n,, K.,rg..rron...ri. " h7a?!5
In the auditorium of ? \, <B
Christian Association | nXtn \
the Retreat for the Weg. It ???,,,," vof
r?uT ^"'^^^
the club, Mr?. K. I). H Mr? /
,
The
t t...
week at the home of Ml
th?lr u
very p
Mr. and Mrs. .
Judge and Ml
... Mr. ami M
Miss Pergusson, M:
Kdgar FsigUBBUII
. *
Tho fashionable world li
much excited ?erar the n ?
given Wednaaday ae? ai ig b
Mrs. Jan.
their palatial n
city.
.
Among the most elegant of
ei,t? rtainments In Ri inn.
? ? p; ion giv? M
in honor of Miss i : ir * -. ..
of i:.ilTim?)re. Th
magniiiient airaasjssnsnt or
Heauty rOBl
.
Mrs. Maas I
her hon.-* In Ashland. to th? NgTSt <j( h.r
nianv fri? :
. *
All persons desiring to
tha Sheltering Am -
|U?-< .
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