Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
ruy a1cHMoND DlsPATcH-sUNDAY, NAY 2. 1856:

|. 40 and diamOnus: mlsS 1 1,Hs bienoeI.
blue M. Iulia Norton looked lovely In |
nun ,n lin. diamond ornaments; Miu bum
pnsss,,sr. Of Btaunfop, cream etoetroB: nia
Eowle. OF siaunton, white cssnmere: Mis-
Addisohai S ATTN. Mafechsl Mel buds: Mis-
ney, H. uawarti. white cashmere; Miss Marie |
n.,,y,ri' light b ne satin ana Gala lilies.
/. ,,,n,,g the gentlemen were Aessns. Lee
Williams John N M.ser Morton fe GSsriIe
s Iowa lack Peasants. Bailey Saunders.
Tohn Brnpder, George Alnslie, Howard
S,a,ib. q nd stanley Tyler inc german was
besutifuDy led by Metsn f1easanM, Camm'
and Alnsie xa as .pIes az 'ss enos
"a ss after which dancing was resumed and
continued until a. M
MARRIAGE OF YOUNG DIR. STEEL.
A quiet but elegant double-wedding
at home took place Ihnrsaay evening ~
ensnor OF Eutaw and Blddle streets, Balti,
more Mr. John W. Hall Jr:; OF Lyon, Han
a 20 was married to Miss Mamie o. har-
ris and Dr. Charles Il; s.eeli 81 hcam poh
~ the ladies are daughters OF DIR. Harris.
Sniy the immediate families OF the con-
tracing parties were present. Inc paIiot
was appropriately decorated LOT the occasion
with snilsx. flowers, ge ana a iso nv the
nav I II Fcceston. ID. d., OF Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal church. The bridal
nrocession entered the room. headed by
Messrs. Thomas Flaek, OF washington, "
They were followed by Mr.. Afford Hall. one
of the best men, and Mics Fannie Colt, OF
West River Then came MT. John w: Hall,
Jr. and his bride, miss Mamie ~ Hsrrs c
Miss Maggie MerryDan. OF this city. the
oi her best man aud bridesmaid. and after
them came'Dr. Steel and MS bride, Miss
Ella Harris.
white silyer-tinted satin, with the front
embroidered in silver and brocaded In
flowers and the side In tulle ana orange
blossoms. The dresses were cut with W
neck behind and square IN 'front.': iney
both wore wells and orange blossoms. After
the ceremony both OF the Dewly-msrrleu
couples left the city on the 1850 l.. NJ: tran
from Union station for an extended prluei
tour through the North. The presents ~ere
very costly and numerous.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY GERMAN.
The german given at Sanger Halle
Thursday night by several gentlemen OF
this city In honor of the visitors from Olu
Point was one OF the most beautiful enter
tainments ever given In Richmond. Inc
members OF the Richmond and Friday
Germans were invited TO participate In the
festival. There was rare asse mDly OF
beautiful young ladies and handsome cos
tunes; The german was leo by ColEnei 'o'
Among those present from Old Point
were Miss Cooper orange silk, black span
ish lace, IN tram: Niles Kelley, blacR VeiVet.
point lace, en- train Miss Carpenter. whiIe
silk: Miss Ames white silk: Mrs. X. j. Z.
Walker, Mrs Thurlow, Misses Weightman.
Miss Adler, Miss Preston. and Miss Lorder'
Messrs. Adams Waite, Thurlow, Macomb,
Churchill and Gordon. Ia.
tl,.
were Miss Page Aylett. pink satin ana
diamond orna ments: Miss Eva de Treville,
am Der velvet and white lace; Miss Saille
Anderson, white silk, trimmed with blue
silk and feathers; Miss McCaw black tuile,
gold spIngles. en- tram: Miss Mayo, PINK
satin, pearl trim ming; Miss Agnes Mayo
black tulle, pink feathers. en- tram; MISS
Mary Young, red silk; Miss Campbell, Dlue
silk and tulle: Mis- Fannie Ross, black
tulle. yellow feathers; Miss Hattie Ross
black tulle en- train Miss Carrie Gamble.
OF Bt. Louis, blue silk: Miss Cora La
throp, tan and blue silk; Miss Ph@oe
Florence, white silk tulie oVe gaI5eS
diamond ornaments. very handsome
Miss Helen Rutherford, white SILK; MISS
Annie Williams, blue silk en- t,dtn%, Miss
Louise Allan, white silk beaded ana dla-
mOnd ornaments; Miss Lizzie Langhorne'
tan satin, red flowers; Miss Boxle scott.
white silk; Mrs. James Branch. white SILK
and diamonds; Mrs. Frank r. Patrlck'
Meredith Montague. black lace and red
satin; Mrs. Tom Boiling. blue satin; Mrs.
John f. Anderson, red cashmere; Mrs:
Ca,kie Cabell. Mr.. ID. T. Williams. and
Mrs Ellis (nee Miss Pearl Tyler; Governor
MIR n. W. Hon was warmly received
when he appeared in the hall after the per-
formance at the Theatre.
MISS BRANDER's GERMAN.
Miss Louise Brander gave an elegant
german at the residence OF Mrs. Raleigh
Colston. Third and FranKiin strse's ,,, .ass
Wednesday night In compliment 10 MISSES
FoWle and Iiumgardner, OF stanton
Among the young ladies present were MISS
Marie PizZini. In light PINK satin and hRnu-
some lace: Miss Eva Putney, very pretty
in light pink satin and natural Mowers;
Miss Emma Barksdale. white satin; Misses
Fowle and Bumgardner, OF Staunton, hand.
some pink satin Miss Sallie Talbot req
albaifOss and large bouquet OF roses; MISS
Irene Ispghorpe. pink null MISS Kate
Wallace. pink albatross; Miss kate Eus-
face. lovely dress OF white null Miss Lizzie
LYONS white surah silk; Miss Maggie Fer
gusson white null; Miss julia Morton
while satin Miss Robertson. OF Char
IottesvIlle. pink satin; Miss Mary Howard,
white lace; Miss Louise Brancer. Whlte
silk; Miss Ellie Williams. white satin and
lace.
wEDNEsDAY-CLUB MEETING.
The Wednesday Club of Richmond
held It's regular fortnightly meeting We'd
nesday evening at o'clock In Mr.. Kinney
music rooms. 707 east Franklin street.
There was a good attendance OF members
OF the club. and the occasion was one OF
much enjoy ment. The following programme
was well rendered: 1. Duet for piano
"Ailegro Finale, Filth symphony lbee.
thoVeD): 2. Solo tenor" what's In Kiss
(Scanlan); 3. Banjo selections; 4. Duet.
LEI ri BOunn-
ing Thro' the Gale y (Mendelssohnl;o 500
piano" Cachouca Caprice 81. Ran Inc
evenings entertainment concluded Will
the comedietta entitled a woman VIII
BE Woman" the two characters Qady
Alice Poienay and Colonel Charterisj being
assum ed by members OF the club.
W. S. q. GERMAN.
A delightful german was given last
Friday night AT the residence OF Mr.. X. w.
Pow ers by the W. :. G. German Club. Du-
rirg the evening tempting refreshments
were served and much enjoyed. Among
the young ladies present were Miss Annie
voolfolk, OF Lexington. KY; Miss Glider
sleeve, OF Baltimore; Miss kstep OF Colum-
bus ONO; Misses Powers, Columbia Ha, es,
Elise Williams, Misses Hawson, Nlrgle
Brock. Fortune Scott, Page Booker. Mary
Williams Irene Peasants Annie workman.
Norma Walker, Bessie Darlington and LIZ
zie Townes. all of Richmond. The gentle
men were Messrs Parrish, Walker, Morton,
Camm, Barney. Gibson, Potts, Hayes, wat
KIDS, and jenkins.
s. S. c. GERMAN.
The S. S. C.. German Club gave the
most enjoyable entertainment ever given
by this clue last Monday night at Mrs
Raleigh Colston's. Among the young ladies
| present were Miss Gildersleeve, OF Balti-
| more; Miss voolfolk, OF Lexington. KY:
| Miss Estep, OF Columbus, Ohio; Misses
| Mary Williams. Columbia Hayes. Norma
walker Annie Workman, and Misses Potts,
| Blair. Brock Fortune Scott, Nirgie CABOT,
| aud Annie Camm. The young ladies were
| exceedingly pretty. and all nice dancers.
| The gentlemen were Messrs. Wallace,
| Walker, Ferguson. Meade, Gibson, Potts,
| Morton, Hayes. Cunningham, jenkins
| Parrish, and Camm. The german was beau
| tiiully led by MIR. Willie Walker.
HAIR MUSICALE.
The last musicale of the Hair Musi-
| cal Society was given last Tuesday before q
| seec audience. The following program me
| was aItistically rendered: Overture, The
| Water Carrier Cherubini, by Misses Elise
| Cujus Amman. Rossni- Kuhe, Miss Nc
| Guire Ara besque, Schumann, Miss Drew |;
| Octave Etude, X ullak. Miss Kawson Read
| ing, Beethoven's Influence on Instrumental
| Music Mr. jenkins; Zuleika. Mendelssohn.
| (yocal) Miss Branch MaZurka, Scharwen.
| ka. Miss Coke Polonaise, Chopin, Miss h..
| Williams; Second Concerto Mendelssohn,
\ Miss Noting.
! OPERA PARTIES,
There were several opera parties
| Friday night.
| Or. Ross gave one In compliment to Mr..
| and Ms. Hoff. Governor Lee was OF the