The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-03

correspondence ul iuc ] iiul ST.
WEST POINT. VA. August 2.-One of
the most brilliant society events of the
season took place last night at the Ter
mInal Hotel In the shape of a cOmpli-
mentary supper given 10 Miss Mary
/ Fisher Gordon. of Oxford. y. c.. by Mr..
W. G.. Hilton of this city. Among the
largs number present were Captain
and Mrs T.. II Adams Dc and Mrs
Gatewood. Ms. NJ. VI. Fuller. MIS-. c..
II. Richardson, Me-srs. j. +. Lemoine.
j. T.. Bland. John X. Copeland, j. C0un-
cil Brown, Il. II Harris W. A. Hughes.
George Lindsay. DE-. George +. Mere
dith. a. W. Marablc james b. Martin.
l.. 5. Henley. Captain Charles W. West
burg, J. c. Catlett Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs.
b. Henley. Mr. aud Mrs G.. III. Bafham
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Brown. of tins
city. and Colonel W. VI Gordon. and
his daughter. Miss Annie. and Mr.. J. 5.
Hunt of Oxford. y. g.; Miss Dlisy
Chase Atlantic City. \. j.. Mr. and
Mrs. W. T Freeman. of Richmond. NJ.
and Mrs. ). II. Hancock. of Virginia.
Miss Marion Bowdeu. Of Petersburg
Va: Mr.. j. 5. Estes, of North Carolina:
r. c. Pegram. Jr.. of Richmond. Va.
Miss Sprney Oliver. Of North Carolina:
Mr.. T.. H.. Norton. Virginia. and Misses
Lizzie wilkinson. Kate Christian. Belle
Lindsay and Miss Eva Brooke. of this
dity. The claperOnes were Mrs. Free
man. OF Richmond. aud Mrs. Brown. OF
this city. Music was furnished by the
Terminal Italian Band. The company
dispersed at a late hour an expressing
a hearty good time.
Edgar Allan. Esq. and Mr. T.. X.
Noel of the Dispatch of Richmond. are
registered at the Terminal.
The Philadelphia steamer bound for
the port of Richmond is here in our
port unloading her cargo of Richmond /
freight. She had 20 come here Owing
60 the freshet in the James. Richmond F.
people, no doubt, think West Point I
fine port during "a freshet. when her
steamers have TO take refuge here and +
unload. but any other time bat little is .
thought Of ner sister city. a word 10 .
the wise is sufficient.
Pleasant Entertainment la Farm, iilc.
FARMyuLF. Va. August Last /
evening the dining hall presenter
a gay and most brilliant scene. Ii was
the occasion If hop given By Mrs
lsaacson and Mrs. Shakespeare. OF View
Orleans. % their lady and gentlemen
friends here. Not q few Of the partici-
pants were from distance. Among
them J mention thefoiiowirg and what
they wore.
Miss Shakespeare. of New Orleans.
white MORE, chantilly lace court train.
diamonds
Miss Alice Shakespeare. New Orleans.
white China silk. pearls.
Miss Young, OF Fort Mcintosh. Tex.
white dircctoire and gold trimmings.
Miss Carrie williamson. Of Ports
mouth. PINK satin and olive overdress.
Miss Mamie Tllyer. of Philadelphia.
~ hite null over sumh
Miss Annie Taylor. of Lunenburg.
land painted red satin a0d plush bod
ce.
Mss Matte Jennings. pink mule.
Miss Clara Cunningham. black lace
md red silk bodice.
Miss Fanny Bdgg. white mule, white
ace overdress and natural flowers.
Mis- Kate Russell. blue ratin aud dia-
nOnla.
Miss Lucy knight. cream net over i
urah nni pearl ornaments.
Miss Lee Wicker. white embroidered q
lulle. d
Miss Carrie Morton. cream satin aud /
iamoudI.
CHAIEROhEs. 81,
Mrs. lsaacson. of New Orleans. blue /,
loire. old gold front. black lace over "a
, court train and diamonds q
Mrs. Shakespeare. New Orleans. terra -
'tla white brocadod silk, court train. =
IL
Mrs. Charles Bugg, black silk. cameo y,
naments.