The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-24
MilIbOrO' Springs.

GIVING A MINUTE MENTION OF EVERY
BODY THERE AND OF SOME LITTLE MAT
TERS HUNORoCsLY TOUCHED.
AUGUST u, 1882.
To The Editor Of the Dispatch:
\ cripple" ball at this "little gem OF
the mountains took place last night Criple
in that Millboro' Depot and Wallawhatoola
Springs sent delegations to add charm and
merriment to the gay and festive scene.
These delegations embraced the following
ladies and gentlemen
From MilbOro' Depot: Mrs. o. NJ. Mar
shall, OF Richmond, black moire, scarlet
cor>age, bouquet.
Mrs. :. d. Kennedy. OF Washington, D..
c., handsomely attired, Roman-gold orna-
mcntS.
Miss Jennie Warren Gn white, very love-
| ly).
Miss Jessie Warren (blue nuns yeiling),
a very attractive and accomplished dancer.
Miss l.. Marshall lin white, hair tied with
| lavender lOYc-knOts), much admired, and
always in demand for the dance.
Miss Gwaltmey, OF Smithfield, Va,
cream-colored satin, Spanish lace, and dia-
monds (very cficctive).
Miss Bessie Steel, OF Petersburg, light
i tlut tlItN> anu ltdl J. klpNtiS
Miss Buchanan, OF Louisville, red
moire, Spanish lace, and diamonds "a bru-
nctte, gypsy-like, and much admired); and
| Mr.. Buchanan.
From Wallawhatoola Mrs. Chiswell D.
Langhorne, blue satin, silk and lace; dia'
mOndS,
| Miss Langhorne, very lovely IN white
null and white satin ribbons.
! 4 ir in ,k-bi
| Miss Allen, OF Norfolk, in white with
scarlet; very picture.like and attractive.
| Miss REYNOLDS, OF Norfolk, pink silk
gold ornaments; charming.
Mrs. Allen, Of Norfolk, handsomely at
tired in black silk aud diamonds.
Among the children are the following
| Misses Annie and Leila Gray, Misses Bcs
sic and Leila Hill, Masters Palmer Gray
Frank u. Hill, Jr., Granville Gray, who
danced "a pas Seul. and lIunSden Cary
Miss Emily Cary, Master Withers Miller
Miss Maude Miller, Master +. ID. Christian
Jr.. Miss Lovely" Christian too utterly
| T2Oi too y. Misses Maggie May and Min
ME Behin, Masters Allen Beiyin and Hugl
and Alfred Mcleod.
Richmond was represented by the follow
ing ladies
Mrs. Preston Belvln, black silk and dia
monds.
Mrs. Fitzhugh. black silk and jets.
Mrs. James 4. Gray, white null and dia
monds.
Mrs. +. d. Christian, red satin more an
diamonds; magnificent.
Mrs. +. ID. Hill, black silk and spanlsI
lace. u.r,,
Miss Lizzie Edmonds, from Hallia
county, charming blonde, ana III
acknowlcdgcd Wit OF this court.
Mrs. Wilson VI. Cary, in simple biacR
which only added to the charms OF he
. sweet and lovely face.
Miss Booth, OF Virginia, embroidere
blue silk and pearls. ,,,,
Mrs. Polk Miller, white null and blu
trimmings. .., ,,.bi,
muslin and pearls. .,I.
Miss Scott, Uhe guest OF our poPu'
, nron,jctor. to whom the hop was gwen
black silk and flower trimmings.
C Mrs. Carroll Garnett, handsome III Dlacf
cold ornaments.
Mr.. {. Mcleod, in white.
> Dignity and unexpected pleasure "
added bv the unexpected arrival OF vi
William Palmer, Sr., OF Richmond, ITO
! Capon Springs. ,,. Zoo,
Ion%borne and George CUNNINGHAM
Dicbmond: John Reynolds, OF Norioi
" Wobane. OF Arkansas; Jack Lee, propr
>, Tor of the WallawhatoOla Springs, III
White coat and black pants, very @s'hctl
wilson Miles Cary (of Sublett " Cai
RichmondD; Polk Miller, Z: ID. ChrisI,S y
lone. II. GRAY, C.-McLcOd, Robert
nd o"d Ricbmond: J. w. Kendrick, owe
and Witt, who knocked oil the uot
and " dasbes" OF the Racket" IN u!
electrical style, without once preahi
thcir circuit. thereby proving themsel'
= ~ be trne and loyal knights OF
- 70 .oLcvv and "somder." But on
- home-run TO .the depot there was tl'
hIe % on the line" for they mai1ae ma
70 collide with especial y to the wa Va
cnr;nrs in which our distinguished 'enO
nd tdwnsman +. Branch Christian was ehTO'
Wheels and axleS were broken, Du! we
,,,ad 70 say neither "al-leg-a-ny "a
ghany) nor Electricl! "N'
injured. ,ot ,,;ven IN In
ce' CuI 6Hh;ny Some pheasants and bi
IN lass have been brought IN. ,,a .
ladv here wrote to her nuSp'hu :
Gats y were plentiiul-th she Nau ;
ed fifteen @ or twenty sitting on the telGsGn II,
ny ny wire wire" They were swallows but ,na at a.
think hf; the gentleman swallowed the ST
ment. A. c,ordv Mfr. Corco
,nt Mr.. G. BYRD, MI. ui0Hi NJ, Moor
ea oi Waco Texass Mr. a%e at Mrii oar ball. TU
regretted that Mr. F. A. c't" ranresenteG ssa to d
to Us .rl n's' SotI;1 % and his daughter. Miss M Be
ul- 1,,,n nrs, o"s.' both Of whom were tastefully
''' tjred. dre' Mr.. and Mrs. Talley, KEY; .nd
ne, o seott Mrs' F. w. Chamberlayne, ana ana,
by % Bentley, Of Richmond, are here, e., ten we
$50 II ' 1oi The Tobacco Exchange that we
- have fire in the parlor--sometllr,cSs".v ,S"vs