Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

his feeiines regere'ns i. ssrsw n - his
| events, and bids kindly fsreWeh 10 MS
| byeibren OF the department.
Az Mary A. Pollard 10 In Charlottesville
vis;tins her son, Ii. w. Pollard.
,u~ .florence Andrews. OF Washington,
| 10 in the city. the guest OF ner sun'' hns' W.
\ l., White. Frpklin street.
Bishop Jsnnens. Of Natchez. Is still In the
! city.
| Mn v. A. Cauthorn, ia east Marshall
| street. returned home yesterday from her
| visit TO West Point.
Rev. Mr.. Cutler win preach at the Sol
| diem Home at $50 O'Clock this afternoon.
Mrs william Wilson, her little son Joe.
| and daughter, Mrs. c. K. Bnead. have re-
| turned from brief trip to Baltimore, Bay
| Ridge, and Toichester.
Mr.. James G. shervin left the city last
week 10 spend the month OF July ~ the
Red sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Miss Nellie VI. shervin left o few weeks
| relatives and friends In Baltimore and
| Western Maryland.
| Mr.. II. II. Schwartz, Of Oskaloosa, Iowa.
| who has been spending the past few weeks
| with his sister, Mrs. Il. HutZef. 8l7 east
| Clay street. has left for the mountains 70
spend the summer.
Mr.. Abe strause, OF Danville. left last eve
ming. having spent the past few days IN
! forming % co-partnership with Mr.. II. II.
| Schwartz for the purpose OF manufacture
| tobacco
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Harwood, OF Brooklyn,
N ". have been In the city for the past
week stopping with their brother. Charles
| w. Harwcod, on Leigh street. Mrs. Har-
| wood was formerly Miss Miller. OF water
VILE. N. Y.
RaehmOnders ~ summer Resorts.
I f1,tx kc OF M N
| mond people at the GreenOrier White Sui.
/ phur Springs. West Virginia, from July I'd
10 July 8. 1886: X. n: Henry, James Tate,
+. u. C;rimaidi, William W. Archer, viii
| liam ryan. George q. Wilde. Maurice Pow
| ers, William sifang. Banks Rucker, Mr..
| and Mis-. A. T. Harris. Jr, ana family,
| Thomas Nowlan and wife, A.. G. Becker
| and family. Two hundred and sixty
guests on hand to- day. July 9th.
From July Sd TO July sth : Dudley Melon
aid, w. X Johnston, George A. Hayne and
| wife. 8. Hunter and wife, W. Il. Antrim, II.
q. Pegiam, J. II. Harris, Jr., John Mallory.
Miss Evelyn Spott, Miss Celtic Cary, Miss
GIMME McCarty. X. l.. de Lea, Miss Lathrop.
| X. A. Kurtz and wife. William N. Allison,
| NJ. l.. Linn. G. +. Boiling. T. Boiling. II. Z.
Cbamblin. Miss A. Williams Charles j. An
Smits. Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. freeman, a. ".
CARRIER and wife. Warner Moore. e. NJ.
| Moon, W. G, Miller, +. NJ. BOykln, Peyton
Wise, W. b. Rodgers, Miss Alice NJ. Rodgers,
| X. l.. Watson, W. Il. Cutshaw. |. +. Ander-
son, j. 7. Anderson. r. ID. Hudgips, Barton
Ha1all. J. T. Haxall, A. 3. watkins, j. y.
Crepsbaw. Charles Lathrop. W. II. Grant,
| r. Il. Conrad. w. l.. Cabell. Mrs. John y.
| Wise. W. L. Dashieu and wife. X. w. Pow
ers. Miss Juliet Powers. Miss Lula Powers,
| T. II. Fox. X. Lee Powers NJ. J. billiard. DR..
Charles l.. Steel and wife, Mss Alice Harris.
John Pope, w. 4. Bishop. William Walker,
| X. y. Meade. John Mayo. III. Angel. Ed. j.
Kumpline. e. j.. Miller, f.. N. Williams.
iredeIi jenkins, X. =. Noland, c; d. Jones,
w. Cary Sheppard. a. Y. Stokes. J. A Hoot-
nagie, ii. NJ. Walthall and two daughter
Mrs Lena Bowles. It. &. Williams. Alfred
W. 81. Tomgkins, D. 7. Lumsden; Richard
l.. Brown. L. A. Saunders. H. II. Ferguson.
w. T. Smelling. r. II. Whitlock W.
Ettinger, DR.. j. A. White; X. II. Mas
sic. J. q. Da9ney. W. j. Bodeli: Lewis .,.
| Gilchrist. Thomas Booker. John Par
rott, Miss Kate Morton. Miss Maggie Morton,
Miss Lizzie Roddey. Mrs. John Luther. i.
| X F. Patterson. j. T. Patterson, s. y. Mason,
| T. II. Royal. w. f. Hodge. X. NJ. Blanken-
ship. r. b. Bankenship. G., w. Catlett q.
Mcleod. George w Libby. Mrs NJ L.W hlte,
II. W. Lyon, s. G. Fairbanks, J. j: Fair
| banks. g. W. Malone. ID. =. Harwood. +. ID.
| Beveridge, W. X. Robins, j. y. Boissesu,
| John L. Bosseau, K. X. Robin. ID. NJ. Currie,
| John Cure q. X. London. A. III. Stevens, O.
| Haase. Miss G. Haase, J. &. Broc kenbrough,
| &. @. Weisiger. ]. NJ. Andrews, o. Il. Brown,
X. A. Williams. Il. Il. Lewis, Thomas cle-
ments, Jr., Frank q. Bate. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Randolph, Miss Mary Randolph. Miss Sue
| Randolph, Mrs. A. r. Hull. j. Il. Tubs, Mrs.
| Henry Harris, Miss Hannah Hall, Charles
| W. Harwoo6. II. A. Mccarthy. W. l.. Thorn
II lt.,ta Lob Int TF
NJ. +. Morris. George M. Reid, II. l.. Wing
| field and lady, John Wesley, w. 4. Tyler,
Miss G. =. Turner. ID. } Wiley. George W.
Whitaker. Nicholas Jnli al 49, !. g: Edwards
! Alvey, X. II. Pretlow. Charles +. Hudnall,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas X. Marshall, DR..
| George Ross, George 4. Morrill,, 4. =. God
den, II. NJ. Fisher aud lady. j; w. Hop;
Ida Ida p. Hi. j. @. Dabney, George
Il. Anderson, j. +. Eppes, L. d: Boy
s na Ae h Sss a carrie Se Gres snry
| bowles. a. II. Bowles, Il. f. fillmore. Mrs. j.
! O. Dahney. j. Il. Wren. Pocahontas sen-
| der Mrs. Ii. II. Bender. Mrs. A. Dill. Jr.,
Murry i'm, Miss sadie Hableston, Mrs A.
| !. watkins. Mrs. Z E. Dupuy. A: Pope, 3.
Hunter and wife. +. NJ. Stairs: BENJAMIN
II. Nash ard lady. Miss Mary II. Hatcher.
Mrs w. ]. Marlborough. W. 3. Marlborough
and wife, Frank Mallon and wife, Il. Il.
| Hechler. j. L. SCHOOLGIRL, and wife. ii. ID.
| FAIR, Henry II. Mcgee and wife. &. Lor-
| Jaine and wife, Perkins Ellis, Charles Il.
Workman. Jr., a. W. CARRIER, IL y. SneIton,
Miss BE ssle Brown.
social Events.
THE REGATTA BALL.
The regatta ball at the Exchange Hotel.
| In Fred ericksburg. last Monday night. was
| a grand success, and the occasion one OF
| rare enjoyment. Most OF the young ladies'
present were OF Frederic ksburg. although
10 HxAtf innn a nj
! from Richmond.
The hall began al 10 O'Clock and dancing
| was kept up until supper-time-l2o CLOCK
| when the guests were ushered into the pre-.
| sence of a table decorated with flowers aud
| loa ed with all that The most Unsuitable APP
petite could wish for. supper over the ger
| man began and lasted until after O'Clock.
The ballroom, when dancing WAS at its
! height, presented q scene OF marvellous
| beauty.
Among the youpg ladies present were:
! From Richmond-Miss Fannie Gordon,
in pale blue satin. Duchess lace, with pearl
| ornaments, and Miss Gay Miller. white SILK
| ca train, diamonds.
| From Baltimore-Niiss Convey, cream satin
and lace Miss Lille Swearer. blue six,
/ Elizabeth collar. diamonds; Miss Mamie
| Tomlinton, white silk and pearls: Mrs.
| Cooper. black SILK. diamonds.
| From fredericksburg: Miss Mamie
| Luck, blue satin. crystal hesd-triminlngs
| pearl necklace: Miss Nellie Forbes white
| satin. tulle drapery. decOtette Miss Mamie
| Forbes, pink silk, ca train, Nelenclennes
| q, eTdress, buds to match, decoiiefe; MISS
| Lizzie Carmichael. blue silk, lace front,
sapphire ornaments: Miss Lizzie watson,
! white mule, satin sesh. and ribbons; Miss
! Maggie sheppard. white silk and diamonds;
| Miss Ettie Watson, white embroidered mus
| lin red trimm ings; Miss Nellie Carmichael
| pink rurah, lace oveTdress pearls; Miss
| Mamie Phillips, white mule, lace over
| dress, white sas1, pearls; MISS
| Mamie Phillips, white satin, crys al
| head triumii rs. diamond ornaments,
| dNcoilefe; Miss Grimes. blne SILK,
| Oriental lace. natural flowers Miss Susie
| Barion. white satin and lace, decotiete,
| lovely bouquet natural flowers; Miss Susie
| Rose. white satin, deep fiounce OF Valen-
! ciennes lace. decOiieic: Miss Mary Green,
/ white satin handsome lace overdress dia-
| mond ornaments: Miss Matte Green. pink
| SILK, white lace. pearl ornaments. decoHeto:
| Miss Maddux, pink satin, ehenille-dotted
| Illusion, rose buds To match: Mrs. Jack. Ma
| son. white satin wedding-dress en- train,
| point lace, and diamonds; Miss Ella Gor-
| well, white silk and lace satin ribbons. sap
| phire ornaments: Miss Mamie Yerwell.
| white satin and tulle. diamond ornaments
Miss Lucie Murdaugh. white satin, net
| point and flowers; Miss Blsckmore (from
| New York;. white silk. uncut velvet. and
| natural flowen: Miss Angle Taylor from
! Orange county,. blue satin. lace, and pearls
| Miss Bessie Taylor from Orange county,
! sky-blue silk, Oriental lace; Miss Moore,
| black satin en- train beaded lace. aud dia-
| mOpds.
VINO was dressed In white lace. with satin
trimmings and diamonds: Mrs. James l..
Green, In black silk and lace, diamond
| ornaments and pink tips; and Mrs. Eliza
beth Watson, IN black SILK en- train.
Much credit Is due to Mr.. J. A. Turner.