The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-06

ness, atflrtd In green silk, with Spanish
lace and pearl ornaments; Mrs. O;terloh in
black silk and diamond ornaments; Mrs.
Camm, beautiful in white silk aod pearls ;
Miss Gay Caskie, black velvet and
blue basque; Mrs. Judge Ould, superbly
attired in brocaded satin; Miss Mamie
Skelton, a beautiful dfbutdnte, In simple
white Miss Belle Webb, in very rich vio.
let satin and purple silk ornamented with
daisies and pansies in band-embroidery-
one OF the handsomest costumes present !;
Miss Susie McDowell--a young and lovely
debutdnte-in white muslin and pearls; Miss
Alice Cabel, blue silk trimmed with lace :;
Mrs. Jackson, asbesof.Iose silk; Miss Sal
lie Ould, in white lace over white silk Miss
Rosa Cabel, in walklng-dress OF blue
cashmere and large white bat Mrs. Russell
Robinson, an exquisite dress OF golden
white brOcade silk, with diamond orna-
ments; Miss Otey Cullen, white broclded
gauze d'chamberg, with crystal lace, look
Ing bewltchingy lovely; Mrs. John Ander-
dersOn, in handsome crimson velvet and
point lace; Mrs. Charles II. Taylor was
conspicuously beautiful in white satin
and lace, with diamond ornaments I;
Miss Mason, in handsome brCclded silk Of
needlewOrk embroidery in daisies and pan.
sies-a very rich and beautiful costume !;
Miss Mary Archer. at red in simple white.
in the werd. OF the poet, was " simpler
GlunditiiS S"-bcautiful IN her lovellnes> !;
Mrs. George h. hc Adam. in a superb Grim.
son velvet; Miss Brent, IN vi hre tarlltan
and blue satin waist; Miss Belle Plea
SAINTS wore camers hair and white satin /;
Miss jennie Peasants, in white bunting
and satin; Miss McLaine was bec0mingy
attirCd in white cashmere and satin; Mrs.
Louis y. Webb was elegantly attired in a
black silk embroidered in green and gold
and trimmed in gold satin; Madame de
SibOurg wore black satin and old gold
with roses. old lace and diamond orna-
mcnts; Mrs. General T. NJ. Logan, black
silk and dimassGe; Miss Birdie Tgler, in
| Il blue satin; Miss Bessie Powell.
in a becoming walking costume; Miss
sue Buford in walking costume
OF brown .iIk; Miss Stansberry, OF
| Froderick> k>burg, wore q blue dam9,See
/ Miss Bruce, OF Lexington, in white bro
caded sltin with pearl lace; Miss sue
Maury. beautifully attircd In white; Mis-,
Deil Claiborne, ia blue brocaded satin
Mrs. w. J. johnson lOo<ed very hansome
in black velvet, poiut lace, aud diamond
ornaments; Miss Alice Taylor, in blue
satin, lace. ana peari trimmings; Miss Cole
man, becomingly attired in white; Mis-
Lizzie Gwlkiu, in white cashmere Mrs
Dr. West, in blue satin and lace; Mrs. DR.
Cullen, in black silk and point Ice, dia
mond ornamenls aud last but not least
Mrs. Victoria Morris, OF Green Spring
Louisa oOpnty-a handsome lady of ole
Vr.inil fame and legantly dressed
in black satin, point lace, ard diamon(
ornaments.
The reception was brilliant and we'll ap
pointed in every pIrticulr, while the ban
quet was Sumpiuous 70 IN eXtraOrdinar,
degree. To attempt TO mention the celebri
tie, present Of the male sex would be fruit
less. and those OF the medical profession
ard citizens who gave The reception ma
feel Justly proud OF The hind,Ome manne
in whch they entertained heir guests.