Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-15

srchers' clubs, post-ofloe. 10. 0feas
credit IL due 10 The ladies and esnue'
men who spared nothing 10 make 4 :
success, in which they fully succeeded.
Miss Annie Minor, Of Richmond
who has BEEN visiting her sister. Mrs.
william Dashiell. who Is summerlng o.
the Brinson House, tas returned home.
Miss Mary Boston, Of Louisa county,
who has been visiting at Mr.. George z.
HAw's, left Tuesday on visit 70 reis
tives ct Psndlston's, on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway.
Mr.. P. Vincent, who has been living
here for the last fifteen years, has sold
his business to Mr.. St. Clair. II IS un-
derstood that be will 20 to Brooklyn,
N. Y, and engage in the rsal.sstste
business.
A SOCIETY EVENT IN ASHLAND.
The married ladies at the Brinton
House, assisted by others in town.
made many hearts happy Friday night
by giving their young friends . mos,
delightful dance. Rarely, If ever, was
there a ballroom bedscked with such
grace and beauty as assembled in the
large and spacious dining-room OF this
hotel on that occasion. The many
gay couples sped over the floor,
vyirg with each other which should
enjoy the gay waltz most. Dancing was
kept up until 0 late hour, when they
adjourned, thanking the ladies for one
OF the most delightful evenings ever
spent. Among the many present were
Mrs. Hendric, Of Richmond, embroid-
cred white null and pearls; Mrs.
Charles G. Shafer, Of Ashland, white,
diamond ornaments; Mrs. William
Dashiell, of Richmond, black silk and
lace; Mrs. William Mitchell, of Rich.
mond, white albatross, lace overdress !;
Mrs. Sue NJ. Wright, Of Ashland, white
cashmere, lace overdress and diamonds;
Mrs. Pattison, of Baltimore, black satin
and diamonds Mrs. Frank Steger, Of
Richmond, pink satin with black lace
overdress Miss Camp, of Richmond,
pink albatross and natural flowers /;
Miss Gamble. Of st. Louis, white null !;
Miss Moody, of New York, white null
and pink flowers (; Miss Pizzini, white
lace and flowers Miss Pattison, Of
Baltimore, blue silk and pink plush,
with pearl ornaments; Miss Hattie
Porter, of Ashland, pink albatross,
white lace, velvet trimmings; Miss
Claud Bear, of Ashland, satin, lace
trimmings; Miss Alice Mayo, Of Ash
land, black silk and lace.
Among the gentlemen present were
Messrs. Lewis II. Lightfoot, G. Will
lisms, j. G.. Taliafsrro, II. X. Frank.
lin, G. W. Priddy, William Pizzini,
Hendric, William and Parker Da-
shell, William Mitchell John Clapp,
and Frank Steger-all Of Richmond
and S. b. Stebbins, George Patton, and
T. P. Scott, Of Ashland.
| From another correspondent
Professor R. NJ. Smith spent Monday
| ard Tuesday in Norfolk visiting friends.
Messrs. L. G. Irwin and w. B. Tup-
man, of Richmond, were registered a.
| the Ashland Hotel last Tuesday.
Miss Alice Bowe returned home We'd
nesday from Atlee's Station, where she
has been visiting relatives for some
time.
Messrs. S. II. and F. NJ. Jackson are
visiting Mr.. L. Jackson, Of Hughlett's
Station, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway.
Mrs. Quarles and Master Eddie
| Quarles, of Richmond, spent Thursday
and Friday in Ashland, visiting Mrs.
Easter.
Rev. J. R. Sturgis returned from
meeting in Gloucester last Wed.
nesdsy. He left Thursday for Nelson
county, where his wife is spending
\ few weeks.