Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
BRgAKrAsrs, DINNERS, aERMASs. AND
aAYETIgs GO on.
breakfast to Miss Bill-Two Brilliant Ger
mans and Who Partieipatsd-Tennis
Tournament and Prizes, sio.


AIsocefber the season has been most
charming success. The radiance OF
good time surroupds the participants
of the mad revelry like cheerful halo,
and is tangible foreshadowing OF the
gayety yet TO come.
Breakfast parties are the rage at pres
ent, and are universally voted delight
full form OF entertainment.
A CHARMING BBEAKFAsT.
Mr.. MacAllen Marsh, OF Atlanta, gave
a charming breakfast Thursday morning
TO Miss May Hill, OF Memphis: The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Du
Bose OF Atlanta. Miss Anderson OF Louis
vile, Miss Moore OF Memphis, Miss
Wright OF st. Louis, Miss Coleman OF
Baltimore. Miss Bruce and Misses Viii
liams OF Richmond, Va, Miss Simrall OF
Louisville. Mr.. Rountree Of Georgia,
Mr.. C. S. Nettles of South Carolina, MIR.
Williamson of Savannah. Bessrs. Car
rineton. Stern, and Reed Hobson OF
Richmond, and Eugene Ives OF New
York.
The departure Of Miss Mary Drewry
and Miss Mary Lewis is generally regret
ted. They were very popular at the
White.
WEDNESDAY GERMAN.
A delightful german was danced We'd
nesday evening led by Mr.. Reed Hob
sou. Refreshments were served at IL
O'Clock. Among those dancing were
Misses Wright OF st. Louis, Anderson.
Simrall, Lindenberger, and Chenault Of
Louisville. Ashe of California, Newton
of Norfolk, Lamar of Mississippi, Cole
man of Baltimore, Mrs. Du Bose of
Atlanta. the Misses Williams, Miss Gull
len. Mrs. Thomas Carter. Mrs. Joynes,
and Miss Winston of Richmond, Hill
and Moore of Memphis, and Miss Bruce
of Virginia.
The Growing Hen, q mighty organiza-
ton of three years existence at the
White, issued invitations for two enter
tainments on Monday afternoon and
evening.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
At the tennis tournament Miss Helen
Montague won as a prize an elegant ten
nis-racket and Miss Kate Bruce won q
very handsome sash.
The german in the evening was unu-
suallv brilliant The favors were very
handsome, and Mrs. Governor Buckner
aud MIS-. Philip Bates, of Kentucky {;
Mrs Marsh Johnston, of Georgia; Mrs.
William Preston Johnston, OF Louisiana /;
Mrs. Ieech, OF New York, and Mrs. VIII
liam Royal, Of Richmond, presided at
the favor table. The german was led by
MIR. Scott Darlington.
Among those dancing were Mrs.
Thomas Carter, of Richmond, in green
crepe.
Miss Ashe, OF California, black tulle
and peoples.
Miss Woodbridge, OF Savannah, white
tulle.
Miss Wright, white ottoman silk.
Miss Sellers, of Philadelphia, black
tullo.
Miss Bessie Sellers, white net and
silk.
Miss Anderson, of Louisville, blue
silk,
Miss Lucy Williams, white tulle.
Miss Lamar. Of Mississippi, pink
tulle.
Mrs. William Royal, blue tulle and
old pink passamenirie.
Mrs. Du Bose, lilac tulle.
Miss Ingalls,, red crepe.
Miss Livingstone, OF New York, white
net and silk.
Miss Coleman, OF Baltimore, mahog-
any tulle.
Miss Winston, of Richmond, white
satin and net.
Miss Mary Lewis, white silk, en- train.
Miss Drewry, gray tulle draped with
pink roses.
Mrs. j. X. Connally, red satin cos
tune.
Mrs. Thomas rutherford, toilet of
white silk.
Among the gentlemen dancing were
Messrs. Stern, Anderson, Hobson, and
Ellis Moon of Richmond, Adkins OF
Louisville, Paine. lnman, and Rayenel
of Atlanta, Williamson and Bond of
Savannah, Ives, Gilbert, and McCul-
Tough of New York, Rountree of Geor-
gia, Nettles and Baker of South Caro-
lima, Doody OF Georgia, Russell of
West Virginia, Fry of White Sulphur,
Bull of Norfolk, Buekiy Flack and Ray
OF Washington, Hale, Habliston, and
Bruce OF Virginia. Hutchins of Wash
ington, Ravenel OF South Carolina, and
Stewart OF Saltyille.
AN ELEGANT DINNER
was given Tuesday evening by Mr..
stillson Hucthins, Of Washington, and
Mr.. II. G.. Dennison. OF Columbus,
Ohio. The table was covered with a
proiusion of rare roses. The guests
were Mrs. Kelly, of Columbus, Ohio
Mrs J. X. Connally, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam l.. Royal, Mr.. and Mrs William
Allen, Miss Lesry, Miss Cullen. Miss
Lucy Williams, Mr.. Triplett Hsxall,
Mr.. Thomas rutherford, Mr.. Scott
Darlington, Colonel 10. Lane Stern. Of
Richmond Miss Ashe, of California
Misses Anderson. Simrall, and Linden
berger, of Louisville Dir. Gilbert, Of
Brooklyn; Roger A. Pryor and Eugene
Ives, of New York General Charles
Anderson, of Richmond, anil Mr.. Will
hanson and MIR. Bond, OF Savannah.
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
Messrs Paine and Inman, OF Atlanta,
gave delightful entertainment Tuesday
afternoon in the ballroom, chaperoned
by Mrs. Samuel Tate of Memphis, Mrs.
William l.. Royal and Mrs. A. A. Camp
bell Of Virginia, and Mrs. Dudley Du
Bose of Atlanta. Among those present
were Miss Wright of st. Louis, Misses
Moore and Hill Of Memphis, Miss Ashe
Of California, Misses Chensult, Linden
berger, Simrall, and Anderson OF Louis
vile, Miss Lucy Williams of Richmond,
Mesrs. Darlington, Stern, Hobson, and
Stacy OF Richmond. Paine, Inman, and
Rayenel OF Atlanta, Northrop of Wash
ington, Ives and Mccullough OF New
York, Doody and Bountree of Georgia,
Ravenek Nettles, and Baker OF South
Carolina, Williamson and Fond of Savan-
nah, General Robertson of Washington,
and Springs and Strange Of North Caro-
lima.
COMING EVENTS.
Seyeral dinner parties, lunches, and
other private entertainments are an
nounced for this week.
A morning german will he danced