Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

| red satin handsomely trimmed in
eold. diamonds; Mr.. James HUMPHREY
| Epalish Gentleman Mr.. J. Campbell
Prince Mr.. II. Payne, Firs-Cracksr
| Mr.. Henry Tresnon, Irish LORD I; Mr,
p. Rafser, Sir Waiter Scott Mr.. John
Murray, Of Troy, N. Y, Soldier Mr..
w smith Oscar Wilde Mr.. Frank
| Murpbrey. Sir Walter Raleigh; Mr.. ID.
O,Sulliysn and Mr.. Roy Atkinson,
| Sailors; Mr.. Lee Hancock, Black
Domino Mr.. r. worthington, Spanish
Cavalier: Mr.. w. A. McDonough.
Hamlet, Prince Of Denmark. Several
ladies and gentlemen were in evening
| dress.
MAJOR pooLEY's RECEPTION.
The reception given by Major James
II. Dooley and wife last Tuesday night
was the affair Of the week. II was one
of the largest receptions given in the
city this season. Among the notable
persons present we're several members
OF the General Assembly and Governor
Lee and wife. Altogether, it was a
very brilliant and enjoyable affair.
CHAMPAGNE SUPPER.
A delightful champagne supper was
given last Monday night by Miss Lizzie
ROddey, az her residence, No. COL east
Main street, after the. Mozart musicale,
10 her friend, Mrs. Ben. Palmer, Of this
city. An elegant supper was served,
and the occasion was an enjoyable one.
Only a limited number of invitations
were issued. The following were pre-
sent: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Palmer, Mrs.
Roddey, Miss Roddey, Colonel W. E..
Cutshaw, j. J.. Antrim, Charles Ely
son. and j. II. Harris, Jr.
Charlottesville.
Miss Ella Smithson is visiting in
Brooklyn, y. Y.
Major and Mrs. Holden returned to
Rhode Island this week.
Mrs. Gertrude Massie has returned
from a visit TO friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. j. W. Dolin has nearly entirely
recovered from his recent severe at
tack Of erysipelas.
A letter from the Rev. Thomas W.
Greer. Of this place, brings intelligence
of bis serious illness at Saluda.
Mrs. Andrew EIartnagle. OF this
place, is row in Richmond with her
brothers wife, Mrs. Taylor, who is
very i'll.
Among former residents Of Char
lottesyille who visited the town this
week were Mr.. Charles Cooke, Of
Omaha, Neb.. and Mr.. Louis Lazarus,
of Philadelphia, Pa.
4 letter from Mr.. Ira ID. Sankey au-
nounces that he and Mr.. Moody will
hold meetings in Charlottesville on
April 10th and 18th. These meetings
are to be in addition to those announced
for the University of Virginia on the
18th and 18th Of that month.
Danyilie.
Mrs. James j. Pritchett continues
quite unwell.
Miss Carrie Pace, Of Richmond, is
expected in this city in the early future.
Miss Kate S. Moses. of stanton, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. j. ?. Graves,
in North Dsnville.
Mr.. f. E. Seay, Of this city, and Miss
Lizzie Withers, daughter Of Or. f. d.
Withers, were married on Wednesday
last.
Rev. Mr.. Beyill, of Manchester, the
new pastor of FlOyd-Street Methodist
Episcopal church has arrived and taken
charge Of his little flock.
Captain W. T. Hutchings. of the
Grays, has accepted position in Wash
iDgton and has gone to the new field of
his labors. His wife will go to him in
a week or two. Danville society will
miss them sadly.
SOuth Boston.
Misses Halle Miles and Mary Owen
are visiting friends in North Carolina.
Mayor j. NJ. Darlington is absent
from town on trip through the
West.
Messrs. r. B. Green, c. C. Parrish,
A. P. Craddock, E. F. Anderson, and
". j. Eskew. Jr., Baltimore, and
Messrs. Charles Watkins, }. Ellis Cook,
f. E. Winfree, f. P. Wilson, and j. 4.
Maloney, Richmond, were in town this
week.
Colonel Henry Eaton Coleman, of
this county, is now attached to the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
yey, and is at present stationed in
Washington city. Colonel Coleman is
the gentleman who displayed such he
roism at the Staunton-River fight, in
this county, during the late war, and
saved the bridge across that stream,
thereby preserving the Confederate sup
ply-line.
The Monogram Club gave a very en-
ioyable german last Friday night, and
notwithstanding the inclement weather
and bad condition Of the roads the at
tendance was large and was made up OF
the brightest and handsomest Of our
bellies and beaux. Among the partici-
pants in the german were noticed, Misses
Hattie Proctor and Rose JeltresS, of Char
lotte Mr.. and Mrs. Wexford c. Reed,
Misses Sallie Brooks, Mary Glenn,
Lily lancey, Mary Willingham, Sallie
JefiIess, Halle Brooks, Of South Bos-
ton; Misses Fannie Edmondson, Ida
Rogers, Annie Miller, Anna Edmond
son, of Halifax Courthouse; Miss Mary
Faulkner. of Meadsville.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
jeff. King, of Richmond W. NJ. Nc
Gee, of Raleigh, N. c.; Lee Morton
and Thomas Proctor, of Charlotte
Powell Harrison, of Cumberland V.
L. Fowlkes, Sid. Norwood, A.Venable,
R. NJ. c. Glenn, W. IL. and j. d.
Clay, W. Z. Reeves, G. f. Leach, W.
b. Jennings, j. II. Hankins, n. X.
Coles, Frank Willingham, Glenn. Stale,
W. A. Gray, j. NJ. Faulkner, R. 5.
Barbour, w. NJ. Poindexter, |. Q.