The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-27
apricot satin, en- trais. drnped with Chan.

lilly lace.
Miss Addie wallace-Layender satin,
win front OF brocaded lavender satin and
point lace.
Mrs. J. Mervvn Donahue was attired in
ner bridal costume Of white gros-grain,
covered with point lace and orange-blos-
SONS; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. Adam Grant Dark-green velvet,
en- trdine, over petticoat OF pink satin
'front.' OF princesse dress richly embrOid-
cred In pink roses.
Mrs. Governor Stoneman wore hand
some costume Of apricot satin, en- trdine,
draped with Chanhlly face; corSage deco
ieue; flowers, naStutians; ornaments,
diamonds.
Mrs. Judge Ilagcr wore a handsome cos
tumc OF gold-colored satin, richly draped
with Chantiily lace; ornaments, diamonds.
Miss Stoneman wore q pink satin, with
Vatican back, panels OF rich embroidery
Mrs. Colonel Sullivan was attired i'm a
black silk, en- trdiae; corsage, Pompa-
dour; front embroidered with jet.
Mrs. Governor Irwin wore whitc-striped
satin, en- trdine, sleeves OF white lace; cor
sage trimmed with Nalcnciennes lace /;
flowers, pink roses; ornaments. diamonds.
Miss Grace Jones was attred in cos
tune OF white silk, iupe trimmed with
point-lace iiounccs.
Miss Mckee wore white satin covered
with white lace; blue feathers.
Mrs. James 4. johnson wore q black vel
vet dress, en- traine, front OF iupe, gray satin
brOcaded in rose-cOlored plnKs; point lace.
Mrs. Ben Morgan. OF Berkeley, wore a
costume of pink satin, court train. front
brocaded with crimson flowers.
Mrs. Graves was attircd in white satin, en-
trdjne, trimmed with swans down; front
Of point lace in flouncos.
Mrs. j. &. James wore heliOtrOpe satin,
front 81 hrOcaded satin, point lace tichu I;
bouquet OF lilacs.
Mrs. Louis Marshall wore a costume OF
white satin covered with point lace.
Miss Ives, Of the Palace Hotel, was alfred
in white satin with drapery Of white tulle
embroidered with red roses.
Mrs. W. l.. AShc wore 4 handsome cos
tome OF brOcaded satin. front embroidered
with pearl paSScmentcrie; MeGiciS collar,
edged with pearls; red and white roses.
Mrs. j. +. Murray was attircd in q dress
OF cardinal satin, en- traine panels Of bro
cadcd satin; corSage 4 In Pompadour {;
pink chrySanthemumS pink feathers in
couture.
Mr.. Siclchcn was attired in black velvet.
en- truine iupe OF pink brocadc; cOrsage
a la Pom! adour, trimmed with point lace !;
jewels, diamonds.
Mrs. McClung wore white satin, en-
traine; corsage q Ia Pompadour; flowers,
marigOldS.
Mrs. l.. {. Gwin was altircd in black
silk, en- traine, corSage Of black Spanish
lace.
Miss Prather was at:ircd in blue satin /;
front OF tule over pink satin.
Mrs. Colby. wife Of PaymaStcr Colby, Of
the United States navy, wore a costume OF
white Grape combined with white satin,
Vatican back, front embroidered with
pearls: corSage and iupe ornamcntcd with
humming-bjrdS.
Miss Maud Shirley wore white crepe,
front OF white lace embroidered with
pearls; cor,age bouquet OF apple blossoms.
Mrs. VOORHEES, wore costume of two
shades Of blue silk; tchu and ilounccs OF
blue Spanish lace.
II RICHMOND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beyin arrived in Rich
mond on Friday. and will remain about
a week. They will visit the principal cast
crn cities. and some time I'm June sail for
Europe. The present from the brides mo-
tner is an elegant home, which will be fur
nished and ready for the reception OF the
couple on their return to san Francisco.