The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-18

pleasures. gave hop at the Arm0I
: Hall i'm this city last Thurday night
The QuInteite Band, of this city, ais
rendered artistic strains, 10 which fair
feet and forms responded in a mannt
d charming beyond expression, until ia
deep blue noon Of night demanded th
solacc OF the downy couch The TINE
representative pCeped upon the brillian
coterie as 10 whred in the may dane,
and here is what he observed
, Miss Aggie Griffin, IN brown silk AM
diamond ornaments, Miss Annie Gil, n
black silk bodice and red Henrietta
/ cloth; Miss Annie Downes, in white su
/ uh and silk trimmings, Miss Allie Ham
1 ilton. In white nuns yelling, surah trim
mm.- Miss Noll.e Flemmlug. black sin
| and lace. pearls and natural flowers
Miss Mason cardinal silk and handsom,
ornaments Miss Maggie Downs. IN
white satin and silk trimmings; Mis-.
/ Magrie Goldsmith. white mans yelling
and lace. Miss Matte Leonard brown
silk, velvet trimmings; Miss Jose Leon.
ard. in pink nuns yelling and surah
| trimmings; and Mrs. Johnson, in black
silk and lace
The Young gallants In attendance
were. Messrs A. Il. Gouliman, Jr. Joe
I Ward H. A. Bruic. John Rogers. Frank
| Gou'dman, Willie Goldsmith. James
Jones. Joe Smith. Thomas Griffin. Harry
Crawford, Charles Rollins T. s. Nc
CracEcv. Willie BrueIlc. II. Watson. Ger
rie Watson. w. ii Merchant. and many
others
AT THE ENCHANGI HOTEL.
Friday evening Mossrs. Cotton & Hills.
The pr0prIet0rs of the above hotel .n this
city. having kindly rendered the use of
their dining-room to many of the young
Gentlemen of the city for the evening. tO
bc used for social entertainment, the
Ou'ntcuc band was ON hand about @
o'clock. and the miuh commenced
The german was Ted by Mr. Charles
Hcrnd0n and Miss Mamie Carmichael.
of this city The coterie on the Aoor
presented many of old Virginia highest
type of beauty and mental culture and
Nere composed a, follows
Miss Mamie Rogers, of London. Va.
ina very handsome black lace. natural
towers. and pearl ornaments Mis-.
Oriem Burlington, of Richmond, in
pink ,urll lace and pearls. Miss Bessie
Carter. of Alexandra, in cream Cash-
mere. vItht'le and ribbons. Miss Lewis.
of West Virginia, i'm white cashmere
and ribbons Miss Dora Monoure. of
stafford county, in white cashmere and
pe ID ornaments Niss Fannie Iaiicy, Of
Richmond. I'm cream satin, lace pearls,
and diamonds, Miss Janneifc Bradley,
iu handsome costume of black velvet
and diamond ornaments. Miss Mamie
Taylor n cream cashmere and lace,
Miss Nellie Carmishael in cream CASH
mere. ribbons. aId natural flowers. and
Miss Mary Thompson, in cream silk and
ribbons
Among the gentlemen participating
were Ne--rs. i. y. bowman, Josiah
Hazard, Dr. H. II. Johnson, Dr. w.
Lewis. Alesrs W. &. Thompson, J. NJ
Conway, George Downman, j. s. Wal
lace. the Hon. j. Horace Lacy, of Spot.
-yiyania Major III fl David, apt G..
IS. Seuser latc Of the l. =. Navy; Pro-
fess0r Nm Nelson, Mcs-rs. Rucgles,
Talialcr0 and D. s Russell, Mr. j. J..
Nurdaueh. Dr. H. b. llerndon, General
Dan'l Ruggies and Dr. James i. Thomp-
SON.
Chapcrones-Nrs. J. D. Murdaugh,
Mrs. Dr. b. S. llerndon, Mrs Judge +
g. Hunter. Mrs General Danl Rugglos
Mrs. dr. j. r. Thompson, and Mrs
Capt. Smith, of King George Mrs A.
G.. Han and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Hail.
CAPTAIN JACK HUDoIN.
I'm an issue of the TIMES OF last week
70 was stated that Friday night last the
bellies aud beauX of Caroline and many
others from adjoining sections would
storm shepherds Hill, the delightful re-
treat of the Hon j. w. Iudgin, situated
in -ight of Milford depot on the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road-an old Virginia homestead and
tbe ancestral abode of the Misses Wool
folk. guests who figured conspcuously
upon the festive OCCASION, and Of whom
we will speak farther
The raiders were led by Messrs S. T.
Dickinson, Benjamin Gill and j. ".
Wright. The ladies were chaDeroned by
Mrs N J.. PlaUoss, Mrs. y. IL. Wool
lOlkand Mrs o. l.. Baker.
Music was imported from Richmond
saunders Band-and rendered
in variety, beauty and skill such dis
play as has not been heard within the
walls of shepherds lIill since the days
of the WOoioiks. time when war had
not hil waste 90 those glorious old
dresides of the old Commonwealth that
now live mostly in story and song.
As early as : O'Clock A. NJ the spec.
tacle commenced TO reflect its unsur-
passed brlliancy, and here are the bellies
and beauX participating
Miss Lucy Rowe, of this city, in pink
surah black lace and natural flowers;
Miss Florence Rowe In black silk and
roses. Miss Lucy MOncure, in black lace
and eeunum.. Miss Maria Moncure, in
white m0Ire, cashmere and lilies of the
yalley Miss Rosa COgh.ll. white surah
and cashmere. Miss sailie Dejarnette,
in rose-colored silk and black lace, Miss
,allie Voolfolk, cream cashmere and
Nqrmt0lnai rOsjVd8 and diamonds, Miss
Lizzie Voolfolk. I'm black lace and pink
roses. greatly admired; Miss Mary Wool
folk. p leading belle OF the evening. in
white aibaiross, pearls and diamonds,
Miss Annie Voolfolk, in serpent-green
Henrietta and gilt trimmings Miss Nam
ME Dick. black silk and pink roses. Miss
Emma sutton, In blue silk and steel
and Miss Annie Hill, white
m0ire cashmere. pearls and roses,
from Richmond city, Miss lnez Lacy.
I'm black lace and diamonds; from
Petershurs was Miss Maggie Young. In
q black cashmere and white trimmings;
from Ashland, Miss Tina Scott, white
MULE and yellow roses; Mrs Joe Baker
in black silk and caila-iilie-; Mrs Dr.
Chapman, black silk and ict ornaments
from Carolinel; Mrs Voolfolk, from
Hanover In black silk the Misses llous-
ton, i'm black silk, aud natural flowers,
and the Misses Hill, In black and red
cashmere
GENTLEMEN IN ATTENDANCE.
Messrs Lee Beazley, b. Sm0ot. j. "
Chandler. j ) Turner. Dr. j. A. Chap
man, Captain 8 b Rice, f. Dejarnette,
O.. h. Beaziey, L. Booker. j. T. Booker,
John Dunston. Charles L. Burton. "
Wright. Daniel Deiarnette. Robert Dick
inson, Arthur Martin, William >heppefd.
G.. peatr0ss. Ed Turner, Jordan Wool
folk. j. " Knight, John Dcjarnette,
W. Turner ". II Merchant, of the
Fredericksburg Sur Baltimore Sun,
u.fffr.,ra I.....iagn and pfoht,nnI III.