Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07

Misses TobIn, Of New Orleans, handsome
lace costumes.
Misses Leccb, Of New York, pink and blue
China siIk.
Miss Alice Bates. Of Kentucky, pink
crepe de chine.
Misses Oracle and Mamie Hewitt, OF Gin
cinnati, while lace costumes.
Among those who witnessed tho gay
scene were:
Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson, OF Richmond, IN an
exquisite costume OF white crepe dc chine.
Mrs. w. A. Stuart, handsome toilet u
black lace.
Mrs. Alfred T. Harriss, OF Richmond,
very handsome In white SILK.
Mrs. 4. ID. Munson, OF New York..
Misses stokes, OF New York.
Miss Conkling, Of New York, In blue
crepe. =
Miss IIillshouse. Of New York. superb toi-
let OF black and white.
Mrs. Admiral Queen, oi Washington.
Mrs. Or. llaxall, Of Washington.
General and Mrs. Brlstow, OF New York.
Mrs. skeen, OF Coyingtou, Va.
Mrs. Goreh, OF Staunion, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hardy, OF New York.
Dr. and Mrs. Langborne, OF Lynchbwg,
Va
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Boshsr, OF Richmond,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. yenable, OF Peters
burg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. Royal, OF Richmond.
Mrs. Royall, beautiful, In handsome toilet
OF black lace.
The gentlemen dancing were: Messrs.
Leecb. New York; Mr.. Hamilton romklns,
New York; Mr.. Lucien Adkins, Louisville !;
Mr 4
joseph Button, Lynchburg; W. Il. Noble,
Lynchburg; Archie Stuart, Saltville; II. W.
Fry, Coyner's Springs; p. NJ. Fry, White
Sulphur Springs, Henry Dickson, Virginia; !;
{. b. Antrim, Richmond, Va; Mr.. ToOin,
New Orleans; Mr. Watson, Baltimore.
A tall, handsome gentleman OF dlstin>
guished appearance and elegant address ia
General B. II. Bristow. OF New York. He
was Secretary Of the Treasury under Grants
administration, after which he moved to
New York, where a, lawyer be has been
most successful. lie Is al intimate friend OF
General Sherman aud Governor Harrison.
Mrs. Bristow Is delightful conversational
ist and a very handsome lady.
Rear.Admiral and Mrs. Queen are q
charming edition to the guests OF the
White from Washington.
Mrs. j. b. Leech aud family, from New
York. are prominent arrivals this week.
THIS family includes two de5Udnfe daugh'
ters. two young gentlemen--a pieassnt con-
tribution to the bcluX OF the White-and n
set OF triplets, three charming little girls.
who dress exactly alike, giving the appear
ance OF an illustration from life OF Kate
Greenway.
There are also "three little girls" from
Richmond (sisters) who are very popular,
aud receive many compliments on account
OF their pleasant manners. One Is clever
yiolinist.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. VI. Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bosher arrived yesterday, aud
are pleasantly located in cottages.
Dr. A. II. Mitchell, OF Deer Lodge, Mon
tana, and Mr. james sullivan, OF Helens,
Montana. owuers OF the Hot Springs, Mon
tana, were here this week on an inspection
tour, and are highly pleased WITH the White
Sulphur.
4 lady prominent In Washington society
said to me yesterday: al have been 10
Bar HarbOr, Rlchiield. and Saratoga. but the
White sulphur Is par eIceileHce."
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Royal are here
for the season. They occupy cottage In
Baltimore Row.
Prominent arrivals are: Mrs. L. d. Force,
Mrs. W. II. Boiling, Misses Boiling, j. FL
mer Busch and wife. and Mrs. George *.
Aydelott, all Of Louisville, Ky; Mrs. +. 5.
Lyons and Misses Lyons, OF Alabama; Rear
Admiral W. W. Queen and Mrs. Queen, Of
Washington; Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. X. Carpenter.
Mrs. +. lIillshouse, Miss lIillshouse. Mrs. j.
B. Leech and family. Mr.. and Mrs. {. III.
Bosher, and Miss Livingstone, all OF New
York.
From Richmond: Mr.. Richmond Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 5. Bosher, Mr. c. d. An
trim, Mr.. IL. N Wilson aud wife, William
L. Royal aud family, W. &. Erwin, and j.
-. Potts. LORGSETTE.