Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

Tuesday evening which was led BY Mr..
Adolphus Blair, Jr., aud chaperoned by Mrs.
W. Miles Cary. Mrs. William q. Miller. Mrs.
Scheli, Mrs. kiIby, Mrs. Allan Talbot and
Mrs. Archer. This Is composed entirely OF
schoolgirls and boys, who have their meet
ings only in the holidays. The young girls
who. attended we're Misses Ellen Blair, Adele
Archer, Carry Talbot, Mary Hayes, Addle
Johnston and her cousin, Miss Bessie Veua-
bic. OF Petersburg; Misses ClandIa Palmer,
Lucille Kilby, Nlrgie Drewry, Mamie Rives,
Kate Ayers. Salle Deane, Noryell Otey, and
Emily Cary.
BRILLIANT GERMAN.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph L. Norris gave at their residence,
20l south Third street. an elegant german IN
honor OF their brother, Mr.. A. e.. Dicken-
son, ,Jr.. OF New York. There were thirty.
six couples chspcroned by Mrs. Joseph A.
White, Mrs. McPhsil. Mrs. DIR. Chalkley.
Mrs. Charles Stokes, Mrs. Dabnsy Crenshsw,
Mrs. Edward Mayo, and Mrs. Klein, OF
PHILADELPHIA. The german was led BY MI
Dickinson with Miss Morehead. OF Leakes-
vile, n. C., who is the guest OF Mrs. Nor
ris. and whose costume was OF palc-blue
fable and tule, with diamond ornaments
and natural flowers. Mrs. Norris danced
with Mr. Edward c. Mayo. aud wore q
lovely gown OF crimson Russian net,
with pearl ornaments. Miss Jennie NC
Phail, IN charming costume OF whhe
tule over silk With gsrniture OF lily-ot-tbe-
valley, danced with Mr. Richard Pegram;
Miss Virgie CABOT, green lace over SILK WHO
green wresths, was specially admtred-Mr.
Rosby was her partner; Miss Lucy Will
liams, in blue and green silk. danced with
MIR. Elliott, OF New York; Mrs. James Pat
terson, while silk and lace; Miss Lou Ad.
kips, white tule and lace; Miss Talcott,
blue silk; Miss Symington, french gray
tule over silk; Miss Cullen, black lace with
pink roses; Miss Beulah Patterson, blue and
white silk: Mrs Maggie Smith. white iaille;
Misses Putney, Nile-green silk and tule;
Miss Stringfellow, yellow crepe; Miss Nellie
Rogers, white de crepe de chine; Miss Mayo,
blue silk; Miss Fitch, white India SILK;
Miss Louise Brauder, lilac tulie over SIX
Miss Virgie Archer. black tuile; MISS healt'
pink silk and lace; Miss Parker, Ni'e-gTcen
with silver trimmings. Among the gen
tlelpen were DR.. j. a. White, Dr.
Arthur Cabell, Or. Walker, and Cap
tain PAGE McCarty, Messrs. Cabeil.
Price, Carson, Patterson, Cullen, Plea
SAINTS, Parrish, Williams, PutneY, Car
riDgtOn, mallory, Niles, h"so, L,""S'
Dearborn, Marshall, WORKMAN, Lanerty,
Palmer, Sringfellow, and Flournoy. The
fayors were very numerous and elegant,
comprising hand painted souvenirs OF every
description blotters. states, vases, hats,
china bric.s.bTQc, and many articles useful
and ornamental. The supper and music
were faultless, the host and hostess cordial
snd genial, making the whole so successful
that the guests were regretful that the part
ing hour should come.
The Fruhingsfest has been the only source
OF specIal amusement during the latter days
of the week, when the incessant rain put an
end TO social entertainments, which may
come IN the approaching week, OF which. IN
the language OF Shakespeare, "more anon"
CHLOE.