Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-27

4 her recent iilnege, and Der many uiebos
hope she may soon b well AGAIN.
NJ. Henry Exan IL spending ,! rev w sav
e r.spsah; ~ ;o, M,sn n o. Virginia. and
s ialy. 70 ' Il
u,ss otsv Cullen, one Of the bellies ana
beauties I'll the " bite lSulphur last senson.
| will spend the month OF Aueust ~ ,, tne
warm springs and sspsemosrs' Tue ni'e
/ Sulphur.
Mr.. r. wiley Davis ,he well.known
4 hni,6er. has been awarded the contract for
4 remodellipg the buildings OF Mecsrs julius
| Never & Son, and hopes TO make tnem
| pride to Broad street.
M,sres Katie and Mary Dodson have
| arrived home from pleasant trip 70 New
| YORK and Providence. whittier they went
| with the Knights TemplaS' conclave' ac-
| compenied by parents.
4 Miss Alice Hensley, OF Nashville, Tenn
\ one OF the handsomest and most popular
ladies who visited the White Sulphur last
n much 70 Tie delight Of many admiring
4 friends.
| Messru. Ernest Moore, Emmett Andrews,
4 Tendley Dickinson, and Samuel Gertnrignt
| are camping out In 6oochland. They ex.
| pect 10 remain six weeks. After the Atm OF
| July they will be Joined by Mel. Ferguson,
Percy Turner. and Edgar Justis
| Miss Ellen warren. formerly OF this city
now of Baltimore. who has been spending
| some weeks with her friend, Miss MeegIe
Wood. No. = east Main street; left yester'
day for Petersburg 30 visit friends there.
She Is on her way TO Waveriy, where her
sister. Mrs. DIR. May, resides.
| Too much rain for saving hay-great COM
| plant on the subject; farmers behind IN
working coin-some land not yet piantea;
| oats fine but where luxuriant are hat on
\ the ground-must be cut with grass-o
| and raked up like hay; wheat generally
| harvested and seems well nlled.
| The Baltimore American Of yesterday says;
General Agent X. W. Eddins. Of the Balu-
| more nd Ohio express, returned YESTERDAY
been summoned by the serious illness OF
| his brother, Mr.. W. Il. Eddins, of Rich
| mond. The latter was suffering from an
| attack OF spinal paralysis, and Is In q some
| what proved condition.
The United States Government has
| awarded to Myers Brothers Il Co. manu-
| facturers Cary and Nineteenth streets, the
| contract for furnishing the navy with
| year supply 100000 pounds OF tobacco.
This is the first time that Richmond has
] gotten this contract for number OF years.
! II comes 10 q FIRM amply equipped TO salts
factorily comply with their contract. Their
| partly on the site OF she old India House
| and partly on the site OF the famous Con-
| Tolerate castle Thunder" and Ia one OF
4 The most noticeable business structures Ia
| Richmond.
| Rtcbmouders at Summer Resorts.
The following is a list OF arrivals OF Rich:
| mond people at The Hygeia Hotel, Old
| ONT. from June Goth to June 26th M. +.
Kahn. Il. w. " oodall, Edward Ponsley, X.
r Tucker, J. II. Lyon, p. II. Ionshoe. James
| W. Carter, Mrs Il. A Carter. Miss Dora Car
| ter Miss Juliet Carter Miss Annie Carter,
| Miss Norma stewart, Miss Hope Sewart,
| Mrs DANIEL Lyon. Miss Minnie Smith. Miss
| Cecilia PLzzini, ID. Lyon, Jr.. A. NJ. Lyon,
] " ~ A,,ilo Hat I. Gnaffb
FELIX J. Noses. Mr.. and Mrs =. Randolph.
| Mn. A. H. Hall. Miss Randolph, Miss Mary
Randolph. Miss Sue Randolph, Mrs. IL. W.
| Fuller, Miss Fuller. Miss Lulu Fuller. VIII
| liam X. Cameron, \. w. Bowe, II. ": Ken:
\ srdson, Miss ii. II: Richardson, Edward
| Cohen and Wife. Mis- al. Il. Skelton, Dr.
| William r Lockwood. II. Z. Barrett, Edward
| Murray, 6. Il. jackson, j. II. Chalkley and
! wife, John Is. Wood. X. l.. Mayo, 4. +. Hatch
| and wife.
] BUCKRoE.
The following RichmOndes are staying at
this place: {. ID. Jarus and family Mrs, !.
NJ. Baldwin, Luther Il. Warren ard family,
4 S. j. Ada son and family, Mrs. j. b. Blair
and family. Leroy +. Brown and family,
Miss Larus, Mis- Cherry, and Mrs. X.
| Glover.
The season is somewhat backward, but
/ tie place is fast Filling.
THE WHITE SULPHUR
from July 18th TO July 2sth: w. 7. Rem
4 nolds, +. ID. Grunaldi, W. j. johnson, +. Ii.
| Piedmont, ii. &. Burnett. John w. Aloers.
and s. Blair Morris. bixty.seyen guests ON
| hand this morning.
Social Events.
| One of the most enjoyable entertain
ments we have had was on Tuesday eve
ming last at Ramos MUSHROOMS. The
| very rain Y day was followed by cain and
| pleasant evening, and well-hlled room OF
/ invited guests listened to a programme OF
| superior music. The opinion was expressed
4 flA t.laf a F.fDt r.
4 we have had in Richmond. The playing OF
| the young ladies was excellent. and the
! singing In which Messrs. jenkins, GuigOn,
Jores and Bentley gave help was delight.
| Beethoven's Fifth symphony, which was
rendered as q qusrtette on two pianos-the
| fret Two movements by Misses Wilson,
\ Silyey, and Rawson: and Mr.. Hair; the last
two by MISS r.. Williams. Mcclure. and
! NCking, and Mr.. Hahr Ia time. expression,
and correct execution this was remarkably
we'll done. and gave TO persons unfamiliar
4 with the great master a fine Idea OF his
grand work. Two over tures-that TO "Obe-
! ron Misses Noting. Branch. and Boykn,
al d Mir. Hahrl and that to the Merry
| Williams. and Miller. aud air. HahT)--
| were played with spirit and taste and
| three concerted pieces-the real tests
\ OF good teaching and good execution
\ were rendered with decided ability viz :
/ RoDdo," by chopin miss WILSON,: An
dante. Spianate, and folonatse," by Chopin
4 miss Rawson); both ACCOMPANIED on q
second piano. and the "Andan te and Vsrla.
4 lions" by Schumann Misses Netting and
SilVey). Miss Mary G. Branch sang Schu-
| bert's Thou Art the Rest. Her voice Is
| q sweet and clear soprano, giving evidence
1 OF caiesgl training, and, supported by Miss
| MIXERS alto and gentlemen, in The
| Rhine" Mr. Hairs Own composition. made
an excellent effect. Metsrs. Joness and
! Bentley's two duets, The Angel" and the
| Wanderer's Night Song" were capital. as
| was MIR. Jankins's 80. Happy Day" En-
| cores were not allowed. though called for
and at IL O'Clock the company dispersed in
| good plight for sweet dreams and refresh
| Ing rest, Richmond may will be proud OF
| her music teachers while gentlemen like
MIR. HAIR ere In the procession.
PROFESSOR HARRIs's RECEPTION.
After the exercises at Richmond College
| last Thursday night, Professor II. VI Harris
gave the members OF his Greek Glasses re- !
| ception at his residence. These annual re-
| ceptions are always looked forward 10 by |
J the Greek scholars as one OF the most en- !
| joysble features OF the commencement, and
| their anticipation OF pleasure was fully
| realized last Thursday night. The Professor
! approaching the ref ned taste OF hlsscholan |
for the beauties OF Greek. tested on this oc- |
4 casion their love for,the beauties OF nature |
| by surrounding them with many lovely |
| young ladies, and the result was not disap- |
| pointing. After several hours OF the |
| mefriest converse, refreshments were |
1 served and much enjoy ed. Until |
I late hour the company fingered, reluctant !
| 10 part from the scene o. so much pleasure.
| After the expressions OF pleasure and fare |
wells were said the students retired to their |
| respective rooms the more endeared 10 !
I Professor Harris. who by his genial manner |
| and friendly intercourse haE gained for him.
| self enyisbe popularity with them.
Among the young ladies present were |
| Misses Harrison. Misses Thomas. Misses /
| Rfown Miss Sibly OF Augusta. Ca. M sses |
| Winston. Wickie Coons, Carrie Triplett, |
| Lille ilson, Bessie Pollard. Sallie Pur- |
year Carrie Mccormick, Janet Harris, Ber |
| tie Jones Anime Hammer, Natalie Gregory |
| OF New Kent county. Misses Adams of /
| L,Dchburg. n sse5 Hatcher, Mis- Il. u. |
| Bib, and Mrs. 6. Ii. Williams.
COMPLIMENTARY To MISS sEAY.
A biilliart german was given AT Drewrys |
mansion, below Manchester. last Tuesday |
| night as q compliment to Miss Irene Seay, |
| OF Fluyanna county. from her gentle |
| friends OF Richmond. Among the young |
| ladies present were Misses Irene Seay, who |
| looked lovely in white muslin: Katie Bur- |
| russ black SILK and lace; Eva Rady, white 1
| muslin Eva Hewett, striped silk; Nellie
| Smith, gray albatross: Lula Mcdowell, blue /
| silk; Cora Greer, lavender silk and lace |
! Jennie 4. Franklin, white muslin; Annie |
| Lufsey. brown silk; +. White, gray alba
| tros: II. White white muslin; Mes Baird.
| brocaded silk. The gentlemen present were |
| Messrs. Willie Tinslty, Pizzini, Pace, Den. |
| mis-, Hunter, Hersman, Franklin. Brown. |
| steele, saunders, Grinneu, Edwards, Will |