Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-02-23
Now Virginia WOaae a Dressed as
she Grand Ebmke's Bali.

Norfolk Trginaan.
Miss Mary Minor, University of Virgin
ia-Whlte muslin, cardinal trimmings
gold ornaments.
Mis- Lulo Blow-White crepe with pink
silk oyerdress, pink cOrsage and orua-
ments OF pearl,
Miss Isabel Holmes, of Winchester, Va.
White embroidered t~arletan White silk
bodice, point lace trimmings; pearls.
Miss Lizzie Southall, of Albemarle coun-
t.-Blue and white silk; pearls and dia-
mond.
Miss Verde White, of Petersburg
White silk. flower trimmings diamonds.
Miss Florence Sharpe-P1nk silk, point
lace trimmings.
Miss Mary Goode Pink satin, velvet
trimmings, adorned with flowers +; pearl
J ornaments.
Miss Lucy Spotswood-White illusion,
white flowers in hair; gold ornaments.
Miss Jennie Parkes-Canary-colored tar
letan, handsomely ornamented with flow
erS.
Miss Efie Boush, of Alexar dria-Black
silk, white lace o%verdresS; ornaments, cor
Miss Courtney Newton-Elega MT white
silk, flower trimmings; diamonds.
Mis- L. J. Guilick-Wh illusion, en-
! train. lace trimmings; pearl ornaments.
Miss Mamie Garnett, of Richmond
| cofn-colored silk peall ornaments.
Mss Jennie Peasants, of Richmond
White tarletan, flower trimmings; gold
ornaments.
Miss Annie B.anch, Richmond-Blue
silk, point lace trimmings; diamonds.
Miss Lille Pleasant, Richmond-YelloW
tarletan, red flowers; pearls.
Mrs. Virginius Newton, Richmon-
Whjfa ciIy f1nMpT trip, m N n . 6io y,onIo
Mrs. Judge r. w. Hughes-Black silk
dress; point lace trimmings.
Mrs. General V. u. Groner-Light silk.
Ornaments, cameo and pearls.
Mrs. Judge Watts, Of Portsmouth
White satin, point lace trimmings; pearls
and diamonds.
Miss Eliza Blow-A beautiful white illu-
sion dress, with pink silk verskirt, taste
fully trimmed. Pearl ornaments.
Miss Lucy Pegram-White silk; pearls.
Isaac W. Brown, VINO for three success
sive years was pastor of the colored Meth
odist church in H~arris0nburg, Va, has
been deposea gpon the charge Of sowing
dissension Rey. Isaac, in a published
card, attributes his expulsion to jealousy,
but rejoices that he was not charged with
stealing corn, wheat, &c.
Five illicit distillers - Ferman Sweet,
Isaac and Klngsbury Nicely, Moses Nc
Cracker and Jackson Hawk. were captur-
ed on the Sth inst. 10y the U. S. officials,
in Washington county, Va, They bounced
on about $500 gallons Of beer in the noun
tain stills.
Qtho T. Grant, oolored, arrested in Bal
timore with several horses he had stolen in
Loud6un' county, Va, has been tried in
that county and sentenced to thirty-three
years III the ~peliitentiarY.
A Young Mems Christian Association
has been formed at Berryyille, Clarke
county, Va, wi h $. J. q. Moore, Presi-
deni'; and Geo. GLASS, Secretary. All the
ministers of the churches made eneour-
ftut;}g addresses at the formation.
Hazsl W: WithFow, youngest son of
Jackson Withrow, Of Fayst6e county, W,
Va, was carrying a log last week on his
shoulder, and falling, the log fell on his
neck breaking it.
"Married, under Governor Hampton's
administration, (" is the way wedding no.
tees in the South Carolina papers b.gin.
DIR. Rob't Crockett, the oldest physician
in Southwestern Virginia. is dead.