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

psDels OF procade and the tulie arc two rows
OF hu6y osirIcb.feather trimming. Down
the middle OF the front II piece OF net
banglcd with pearl loops and edged on either
side Win bands OF white MORE ribbon. The
body u halt high aud finished with white
tulle that Is fastened TO the silk with firm
band OF the silver and pearl Greek em.
broidery, and is beld around the throat with
ruchlngo OF the white..eather trimming. The
vest Is N-shaped and is filed with q scarf Of
the peafi bsngled net and edged with
Duchess lace. II Il a dress that will pe
highly becoming to Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. M'KEE's DRESS.
Mr. McKee's dress Of white armure silk
hiss front Of embroidered crepe lisse, aud
Is made in the continental fashion Of a CEN
turv ago with a dem-trsin. The body IL
cut in high squire, and has full sleeves to
the elbow.
Mrs. Harrison's travelling dress is being
made in this city. and IL that in which she
will appear al the Monday.morning rcceo-
ton IN New York city. It is made OF mot
tied brown.and.gray serge. trimmed with
seAl'brown silk. with which she wears a
black cloth Jacket AMI = bonnet OF gold and
black braid. Mrs. Harrison will have with
her the gown worn Al the late inauguration
ball in tbs city that she Will wear for the
banquet.
Mrs. McKee's travelling dress is OF green
cloth, tfimmed with vest and panels OF
white brocadc and white bali fringe. With
this she wears a close cSpote.
MRS. WINDOW.
The only lady OF the Cabinet who goes
from here to the centennial Inaugural
ton celebration is Mrs. Window, who
will be accompanied by her two dangb-
Ire ~ ind tvfll ~
grand bail a satin gown o. blue aud
gray. with front earuIsncd with iridescent
passementerie. and trimmed with Ducbes'e
lace. II * inside with train, aud has V
shaped opening at the neck, and she wears a
diamond pendant and diamond esr-riugs.
Miss Ellen II. Window will wear n wnitr
tulc ball dress carlsoded with daisies, 0ad
Miss Florence Window, who has not vet
been formally presented IN society, will he
alfred In a slmne frock Of white India silk.
Mrs. WINDOWS travelling dress IS OF cas-
tOr.brown cloth, made with paoels Of brown
velvet. edged with gold braid. The body
has vest OF Blown velvet, and the bonnet
Is close capots Of brown Tuscan, braid
trimmed with bunch Of old rose crysan-
themums.
MALONE AND HARRISON.
Ex-senator Malone had a conference this
afternoon with Presideat Harrison. They
talked for some time about the situation in
Virginia, and 1t Is understood that the
President plainly told the wOud.be boss
that the differences between the two wings
OF the Republican party in The State must
be settled before he would do anything 10
the way Of distributing Offices. Malone il
alleged TO have tried 0is best 10 cons
vince the President that the wing repre-
scented by Wise. Brady, Cameron, and others
did not amount to anything. and that his
following was the main portion Of the Re-
publican party in VirgiDia. General lIarri-
son knows better than this, however, aud If
be did not the lcsdcTs OF the other wing
would soon Ecqualnt him with the facts.
The meeting held this morning at the Ma
tioual Museum in the interest OF the Cnl-
yersity Of Virginia was well attended.
Addresses we're mSde by Professor Thorn
ton, chairman Of the faculty OF the Univer-
sity, Representative Wilson, OF West Nir-
ginia; Wilbur i. Browder, OF Kentucky
Rev. DR.. j. n. Elliott, rector Of Ascension
church. Professor Ormond stone, o. the
University faculty; Judge II. L strong, Of
Chicago, and Dr. Robert Boiling, OF Phla-
delphla.
A resolution proposed by Professor Mon
tsgue, Of Columbia University, was adopted,
setting forth the sense OF the meeting that It
is in high degree desirable that National
Alumni Association Of the University OF
Virginia be formed, the determination OF tho
place Of meeting and all other details being
committed 10 the society of alumni at its
meeting at Charlottesville in June.
Among those present at the meeting to-day
were Colonel Marshal Mcdonald, K. W.
Hunter. Nat. Tyler, Francis :. Nash. S. Z.
Runt, DR.. :. V. Radcliffe, J. +. stout, A. p.
Montague, Louis MacSall. Jr., Rev. DR.. John
Fl. Elliott, Richard b. Baker, Professor +.
r. FriStoe. +. J. Relnek, y. 5. Trumbul,
Elliott DeJarnette, G. Ingle, j. Addison
IuCle, +. NJ. BraxtOn, Jr., ;. NJ. Briggs,
Hon. J. r. Tucker, A. c. Braxton, Z. c.
Lee, and Robert Boiling.