Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

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a. Toron,o. t.anads, but for climatic rca-
sn,s bss s,,.nf the past winter In Florida.
Dr. little viii occupy the pulpit OF tne
First presbyterian church to-day at III A.
NJ. and p. NJ.
A, the pepiteutiary was received rom
Roanoke county yesterday Cornehus oaI'
rison fcolored), six years. Tor nouseefeaA.
ing; BENJAMIN Griffith. for MURDER 10 .ne
second degree, eighteen years; I'd. Brown
oiias Edward Brown, four years, TOT mouse
breaking; John Childrey lcoloredb nve
wears, for housebreaking and larceny.
Among the arrivals Friday at the Hygeia
Hotel from Richmond were: William
Parker, wife, and TWO daughters; 1. ID. Car
dozo. Master Pollard Cardozo, Mrs. Alson
Master Tommy Alsop, william +. Farrar,
M. d.. James Gordon, g. Barker and wife,
q. p. Stacy and wife. q. l.. Barker, Will
liam Lychy, j. g. CarneaI, W. ii. MCCARTHY
and wife, Juliet Jackson, Mrs. X. IL.
Crump. Mrs. Harry f. Smith and daugh-
ter. MIR. w. r. Farrell and son, Miss LEILA
l.. Blankon, Miss Mary II. Clifford, MIS-. D.
X. Gill and boys OF the Orphan asylum
Mrs. +. q. Smith, A. W. Patterson, GOV
crnor Fitzhugh Lee and son, 1. Jones,
Charles l.. Todd, John a. Curtis, 1; H.
Elicit, q. Millhiser, John A. Marks, D. H.
PIeasants. +. W. Cunningham, l.. w.
Pizzini, s. D'Anna, ID. F. Minor, }. NJ.
Fossett and wife.
social Events-Past and To Come
A delightful pic-nic was given yester-
dsy by Mr.. W. ii. Parrish, Jr., 10 his young
lady ana gentlemen friends a; foung's
pond. During the day abundant delicate
refreshments were served and enjoyed.
The day was spent in dancing and boating,
and was the occasion OF much pleasure to
large number Of friends.
HAIR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
The Hair Musical Society held another
meeting on last Tuesday, with the follow
ing programme--the piano selections rem
dered by Mr.. Hair: Senate, Op. 81, No. Q.
Beethoven; Polonaise, List; Waltz and
Marche Funebre, Chopin; Carnival,
Grieg, and Allegro de Concert, Chopin;
Nicode. with orchestral score, by Miss
Melting. Miss Branch read in very ac-
ceptable manner extracts from Ritter's lee
tures-subject, d" Chopin and List"
PLEASANT GERMAN.
The german given by Misses White and
Bass at the New Pump-IIouse Friday night
was greatly enjoyed by their friends. The
pavilion was beautifully illuminated and
dancing was heartily INDUCED In until
late hour, all much enjoying the delightful
evening. Among the company were
Misses Florence Knowles, Lena Hancock,
Nellie Smith, Hattie White, Kate Burrlss,
Cora Green. Eva Rady, Maggie Hewitt, and
Mrs. White. Messrs. Smith, Meanley. Grin
men, Bossieux, Mathews, Brown, White,
Crutchfed, Mccain, Mercer, Paynter,
tt.. PM nhHnId
The chaperones were Mrs. UpshJr Bass and
Mrs. Bard.
MISS THAw's DANCING SCHOOL.
The closing exercises OF Miss Mary
Tbaw's dancing school took place last Fri
day night before large audience OF rela-
tlyes and friends Of the scholars. The
fancy dances were particularly good, each
participant displaying much ability aud
grace. The Cracovienne, q beautiful Polish
dance, was admirably executed by Miss
Mary Chapman and Master Greer Baugh-
man. Little Henry McCance, the three
year-old son OF Mr.. Il. W. McCance, Jr.,
danced the Sailors Hornpipe in wonder.
fully pretty manner, and won showers OF
applause. Miss Ottie Fleming and Master
Fleming danced the Highland Fling In
beautiful style. During the evening Miss
Thaw was the recipient Of a handsome Sill
yer waiter as a token OF love and esteem
from her scholars
PLEASANT CRoQUET PARTY.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
al the residence Of Mr.. Christopher Robin
son last Friday evening. The afternoon
was spent PLAYING croquet, and the night,
IN 10 8 a. NJ. Saturday, dancing, with
pheasant intermissiOn about midnight,
which was suent around the festive board.
Among the ladies present were
Miss Coral Meredith, pink silk and dia-
monds.
Mss Carrie Haynes, pink abatross and
lace.
Miss Lucy Haynes, brown silk and velvet.
Mss May Griffith, tan silk and pearls.
Miss Maggie Spratley, white surah.
Miss Rosa Spratley. pink surah.
Miss Myrtle Hundley, Nile-green alba
tross and diamonds.
Miss Lucy Robinson, white satin, lace,
and diamonds.
Miss Eva Meredith, white lace and dia-
monds.
Miss Gay Gillian, gray SUIT, natural
flowers.
Miss Mary Poiteaux, white surah and
gaTDets.
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roses.
Miss Eugie Goodall, very pretty.
Miss Wlnfred Bush, pink silk.
HOwITZERs BANQUETTED.
Mr.. Lee Lorraine gave a delightful BAN
1uet 10 the members Of his old section (the
Fourth, now Firsl) OF the Richmond How
itzers, at Park restaurant last Wednesday
night. Besides the members there were
present several invited guests, and all
much enjoyed the hospitality so graciously
extended them. The supper consisted OF
many tempting delicacies, which were gen.
orally discussed. The section consists OF
Sergeant w. L. Word, Gunner j. Il. Pat
tersou. Messrs. r. +. Camp, j. W. East, j.
A. Wolf, :. Il. Atkins, J. l.. Perkins, and
Monroe Groom.
The sold Third-New Fourth" section
Of the DowitZers had a social meeting at
Stumpf's Testaurant-parlOr last night,
which was the occasion OF much pleasure
TO the members and those visitors who
were so fortunate as TO be present. An
elegant spread was the feature Of the eye-
ming, which was indeed enjoyable The
evening was spent in social pleasure and
singing by the following gentlemen
Ii. NJ. Starke, sergeant; c. w. Maciarlane,
Il u
BurruSs, w. e.. Ball, X. G.. GatewOod, +.
j. Smith, Edward Alvey, and G.. c. Barnes.
The invited guests were Captain BOsher,
Lieutenant Lorraine, Sergeant llutcheson,
Corporal T. II. Starke, A. l.. Lorraine, and
Surgeon (Dr.) Lewis G. Bosher.
PIC-NICs, EXCURSIONS, &C.
The East-Eod Beneficial and Social So
ciety will give an excursion 10 Mount
Pleasant on Whit. Monday. The following
compose the committee from whom tickets
can be procured: V. Donati, Charles Sack,
Nj. S. Blount, L. j. HYDE, Il. p. DOnovon,
John Weckert, \. :. Faudrce, A. u. Hall,
ID. $. Maddrea.
There will be an excursion and basket
picnic by Pawnee Tribe, No. SO, |. q. Il.
NJ, at Ashland Park tomorrow. There
will be music, dancing, target-practlce, and
other amusementS, and string band has |
been engaged for the occasion.
On June 10Th an excursion will be run
to Washington. Train leaves at 10 O'Clock
at night Saturday, and eXcurslOnists are
given two DAYS in the capital of the Repub-
lie. Round trip 81.
On the Moonlights" this week Mrs.
W. o. Shelbnrn, formerly Miss Annie Gra-
ham, will sing several selections 10 the ac-
compartment Of Mr.. Matthews. Dancing,
music, and refreshments number among
the attractions.
One Of the most delightful places for
picnic is Young's pond, about three miles
from the city. Parties can secure this popu-
lar resort at reasonable terms. See adyer-
tisement.
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