Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

rurdItton sAat she has been io'o'""'' -
physician TO sfpg.
Miss vsushsp, Of South Boston, Is
visiting Miss n LisossseH Il
Tho Easter music Of Monumental
49, N, - repeated this morning.
M, p,,nk Adams, Of New York city,
and dsushter are stopping at the Linden.
Miss Mamie Estep. Of Columbus, o..
:. .',.,,srg the Misses Rawson, OF west
Grace street.
Miss Edmonis G. Brown. who has
waiting frie pds here. len for her home
IN Cartcssviile, Fr,daS.
DIR. Streator and wife, OF Cleveland,
o,,,A .,e at the Linden. the guests Of their
| da uehter, Mrs. K. b. Thomas.
I Miss Ella Dunn returned from her
home, at Ayletts, last Fricay' wnete she
has been spending the past TWO mon'nS'
Mr.. Ed. Garcine returned to the city
| last Friday, after an extended business TIP
| TO Boston, Concord, ana otner hoi'"e'"
cities.
DIR. and Mrs. George B. Steel reached
the city last night, having been 70 c, bal.l.
| Gore 20 attend the marriage Oh d. onai'o'
l.. Steel.
Mrs. NJ. E. Eiiyson, wife Of Rev. U.
FIlyson, OF Anacosta, ID. G.. is visiting nea
brother. Dr. George b. Steel ~oo 'o"'"
| Third street.
Mr.. James B. Winston, treasurer OF
| the Richmond Frederic ksburg and foto-
mac railroad was taken qnite SICK on inc
| train from Baltimore last night.
Miss Mary Williams, of west Frank.
| ~, street and her friend Mics A nnie Wool |
folk OF Lexington. KY, VIII return 10 the'r
school, In Baltimore. to- morrow
Miss Mary Smith, Of Clarke county,
ubo bas beef, the guest OF Miss Mary New
| ton, 400 east Main street, during the winter,
returned nome yesterday morning.
A slight fire in Bossieux's row, IN
4 Fulton. AT 0 A, M. yesterday was promptly
| extipguIghed by Hose Company NO:
Damage about $50 No alarm was turnedin.
Mrs. Ann G. Mallory and Miss Mile
Lee Tanner. daughter OF Colonel w. r.
| Tanner are in Washington, d. e: the
| guests Of Mrs. James H. Fisher, daughter Oh
| Mrs. Mallory.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Hill, Of No. 800
east Franklin street, will celebrate the
| twenty. II II h anniversary OF their MARRIAGE
| silver wedding) to- morrow evening from
| 8 TO IL O'Clock.
Mr.. A. j. carp, with his bride, is
naying a visit to his brother. w. T. carp
| ESQ, 8i6 north Twelfth street; he 10 IN
ropfe from West Virginia to North Carolina,
where be resides.
Mr.. Sam. Curtis, of the Princeton
| Glee Club. who sang "Old Black Joe" so
| sweetly last Monday night a. tne Mozart,
| has great many friends In THIS city, VINO
| were very glad TO see him.
Messrs. James Moncure, Cunningham
Han, James Eller Corbin Braxton, John b.
| Young, Jr.. James b. Marshall. Wlin an,
| act as groomsmtn on the occasion OF the
marriage Of Mr.. Thomas II. Marshall and
| Miss Mamie Corbin. which takes place III
Fredericksburg Tuesday evening.
The West Point Star says: Mr..
JD.K Sleight, OF Richmond. will deliver
8 lecture, entitled Echoes from hrr ASro on
Friday night Of this week for the Denent
| of the church. Mr.. Sleight is well known IN
| West Point, and speaks from personal Oh.
servation OF what he saw when sDroau'
The Sunday accommodation train on
| the Rlchm and Allegheny railroad 10
| Scottsville will be resumed on sunday, May
| 9th and will run each sunday during tne
| summer season. Last summer this was
| most popular train VITA our cltlIens hs
| they we've enabled TO visit friends ana ENJOY
| q peasant recreation at small cost. Inc
bOurs OF departure ana arrival are nios1
suitable for little trip.
Miss Janey B. Hope, daughter of
our distinguished Virginia poet ana edltos'
| is in the city q guest at Colonel John u.
| Carys This young lady has already Writ
| ten two unusually clever ana interesting
| productions. and is now engaged upon a
| more extended work-a historical novel
| begun in France in the days OF the Hugue.
nots and extending through Inc col0niai
and revolutionary days OF our own COM
monwealth. she inherits much OF lhe ille,
ii;.,. f.f larf af hal
! OF his refined and poetic sense OF the tUhutl-
ful and noble, and bids fair TO take no unwor'
thy place among those young Nirglnans
| Mis- Constance Cary Harrison. Mss Amele
! Kiyes. and Thomas y. Page. who have made
| such "palpabe hits In literature. WIN
so much home talent, why is IL thst VIZ
| ginia and NiTgniansare so SLOW 10 usvelop
| and encourage IL? Where are our Mece-
| uases?t Are there none amongst US? III
seems not, verify. and so IL may be that our
UOraces chant no immortal odes, and our
iauIestes are all mute and inglorious.
Social Evcnts-I'ast ana Future.
The Friday German Club gave very
successful and brilliant enterta inment last
Tuesday night at S;enger Halle. Among
these present were Miss Ada Williamson
OF On aha m, y. C., pink surah. oriental lace
| diamond ornaments; Miss Lucy Williams
| ivory silk, oriental lace, pearl ornaments
| Miss Agnes Mayo, embroidered while mus
lin; Miss Phoebe Florence blue SILK, lace
| founces: Hiss Nellie rarker white muslin
| blue ribbons: Misses Ross. white satin, sill
yer embroidery; Miss Annie Williams,
| black satin and velvet brocade; Miss Eva
de 1reville, black silk and tulle, yellow
flowers: las Keit, pink SIX embroidereu
| with lace flowers; Miss Coop OF New Or
| leans. white silk, lace oyerdress pear orna-
| menis: Mis- Roddy, pink surah ana lace;
| Miss Virgie BLOCK, white muslin, ORR
| entail lace; Miss Agnes Lyons gray surah
| and tulle: Miss Cora lathrop. white satn
| aud brocade; Miss Kenyon, OF Oswego, N
| liobt. blue silk lace, pearl trimmings
Miss Norma boswell. OF Hanover Junction,
white suiah. tulle overdress; Miss irene
Peasants, white muslin and lace; Miss
Gamble. of st. Louis, light.blue surah
Miss Lizzie Langhorne. gray cashmere aud
red velvet: Miss Fannie Gordon. light blue
suIah; Miss Nellie Ryder stanton,
White satin. blue brOcade; Miss Juiiette
overs white muslin, blue ribbons.
The gentlemen present were: Messrs.
John Mallory. James Patterson, ss stew
' sI IissSn Dr. 2"m % M M1SG'' Dave
tdmonds, X. +. Patterson, y. j. Dos
wei, James Harris George Powers,
Allen Tyler Catesby Jones, W: T. Moseley'
Charles Ragland, W. II. Mead. G. NJ. Terrell,
G. S. Stacy X w. holland. Mason billiard,
+. Anderson. Cary shepherd, q. Ben, stacy
Ned Hewitt, j. W. Lewis. Stewart Barney.
Nal. Patterson, j. j. jenkins, Z. L. Chaplin,
and Tom Scott.
The german was led by John Mallory and
chapeIOned by Mrs. j. l.. Sehoocrait. MIS-.
| ~. j.
Mrs Dr. &. L. Brock. Mrs. Ashton StarKe,
and Mis-. George L. Stacy.
FANCY BALL IN ASHLAND.
The fancy ball given by the Ora
! matte Club of Ashland last Tuesday night
| AT the beautiful and hospitabie home OF Col.
onel 4. w Jones, ofthat place, was most
| decided success in every particular Inc
large and spaci parlois were nlled with
beauty, which added much TO the pleasure.
| The host and hostess were untiring In their
| efforts 10 make their guests have peasant
| time. and IN this they certainly succeeded.
| The costumes were varied and well gotten
up. Among those present were the iolloW-
ing ladies' Miss Naunie Il. Lucket. as Ice
| Maiden in white plush Miss Jane Gregory,
| as Lady of Olden Times white French main.
sock powdered hair; Miss Sadie L. Pat
| ton, Pudeton, white dress and fowers
Miss Many Porter. Tamborine Girl, red skirt,
| yellow overdiess. and peasant waist; Miss
| Alice L. Mayo. Dorothea, German peasant
. dress: Miss Lizzie A. Lyons. OF Richmond.
! Gypsy Countess, black satin, red trim
mings; Miss Adele Jones Morning. white
carleton and stars; Miss Hughes, OF Kansas
civ. NO., evening dress: Miss Fannie h.
Miller, evening dress; Miss Amelice Locket..
evening dress: Miss Bette Ragland, OF
, Richmond. Night, black spanish lace. PINK
, Mowers; Miss Adele Bryant. Kansas Clty,
Mo- Flower. Girl; Miss Lizzie Cardwel,
Wood Nymph. white muslin and ferns NJ lss
| Gay Ragland Of Richmond, Bo- Peep; Miss
Perkins Bo. Peep; Miss Emily Page, Of Call
! 4 fornia Maud Muller: Miss Fannie N. Ieake,