Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
GAYETIES GROUPED.
FIRST RECEPTION At THE Execu-
TIVE MANSION.
Policeman roweu's Skull Fractured Last
xtght--Manchester's News budget
Personal and General.
Governor and Mrs. Mckinney will hold

INCEPTION AND DANCE.
1hero was very pleasant entertainment
.;,on AZ the home of Mr.. George J. Freed
Low No. lo5 east Franklin street. Friday
evening.
Mrs. and Miss Freedley were assisted by
N;s. lily Cannon. Miss Carrie Powell and
IT, Edmond received the guests. Three
rrons were thrown open for dancing.
Thcse present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
yrrrthem. Misses Meta Potts, Fannie
ross. Jennie McPhail, Brander, Jackson.
80 Philadelphia. Allcmong, CABOT. Mary
Alfrisnd. Lucy TAYLOR ANNE Lee Boiling,
snsan Starke, Louise Mayo, Mary Mayo,
Rocsrt. ,Hcth (of Radfordl, Towns, Lou
adk,ns. Halle Strother, Ellie Williams.
H. Misses BauChman. Powell. Bette Pow
Iii Jessie kemper, and Carter of Oou-
Sonn). and Messrs. Samuel WORKMAN, Lam
caster Williams. william Wortham, DIR.
Dnnn. Iittcll Wilson. Chesley. Middleton,
Narshail. John Currio. Charles Williams,
WIbam Palmer. Arthur WHY. George Pc |
gram. Slater. Ford. Lee Williams, and Ro-
bert Croxton.
MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
NJ, aud Mrs.. r. NJ. Angle celebrated the
thirfieth anniversary Of their marriage at
tbeir nome. No. 1901 Grove avenue. Friday |
creninr. After a delightful supper dancing
uas INDUCED in until Saturday morning.
Among The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
brow Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Angle. Mr.. and |
Mir. J. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs; Thomas wren,
Vr and Mrs :. Cohn, Mrs. Mary Belle |
Rrsinerd. Mrs Michelbacher and daueh-
Tors. Mrs. J. b. Angle and daughter. Mrs. |
W.liioms Mrs. Ford, Misses Minnie Angle. |
rco,rice Fleming, Ray Cohn, Ada Goode, !
uarv Williams. Messrs. j. g. Williams, |
SIMPSONS. Ritchie, W. s. Angle: H. 7. |
ANGLE. J. A. Angle. Sycle, G.. and n. Mich; |
,lIacher. Ii. b. Angle. II. Goodman, and |
many others in full dress.
MISS BOOTH IL KENTUCKY.
The Lexington (Ky.) Daily Press Of |
fcw days ago says; MRS Neiuls enteitalueu
. large company last Friday evening In i
honor If her guest. Miss Booth. She ls |
V,rqnian. and very handsome one. too: |
etois "A brunette with clear. rlchly-tinted |
olive complexion, and curly tresses of |
luminous brown. Her eyes reflect the |
color q her hair and long dropping lashes.
Speaking Of reception gwen IN honor |
~ Mss Booth the same paper saws The !
World and his wife, socially speaking, |
5.rnc1 holiday attire Yesterday evening, |
s,l turned out blithelv TO pay their re- !
snect- g. the ever-popular young couple |
Mr and Mrs l. Henning helms and thelr |
cousin. Miss Booth. in response 70 their |
bidding. From 4 o'clock till $. the hours !
c,r.ufuscribing the duration of the recep- |
T.Duyson's brook in q steady influx and
outpouring Daylight had been elbowed
very eacctually from the pretty interior by
the kirdlier glow of massive lamps ana |
m,rads Of colorcd candles, these arranged !
In protruding semi-crcle OF winter |
green's above every door The decorations
,g.re peculiarly lavish and tasteful. show !
,ur trailing berry-laden vines, extending
I'm chandeliers TO the four rooms,
vr.afh of greenorv on the banlsters and
,ranfels and palms and tender foliage and
uo's 81 flowers everywhere.
Mrs. Nclms excels IN the beautlfying OF
her home on these occasions. Mr. ana
MIR. Nclns and Miss Booth maintained
.h.ir posifions throughout the entire eve
ring In the front parlor. receiving and
speeding the parting guests IN gra-
c,oue whole-souled WAY. The material com
font Of the throng Of guests was watched
over hv bakers dozen" OF pretty girls,
who futtered amongst the rich apartments
and formed an aesthetic adjunct OF the
s..,, Mr. Nelm- wore a sweeping tram
Of black velvet with bugled front OF amber
.,t,n Miss Booth was handsome in hello
trapo fable and Marechal Neil roses.
Ir Booth will soon Join his daughter at
Iexinrton and both will go TO the Mardi
Gras al New Orleans.
Avis1r TO TIE MONITORS.
Friday morning the following ladies
visited the monitor fleet: Mrs. Benjamin
H. Nash. Mrs. Thomas III. Brander. Mrs. &.
C. NcPhai. Mrs. T. A. Saunders, Mrs
Thornton. Mrs Davies. and Misses Maybe
Jackson Of Philadelphia, Jennie McPhan,
Gertrude Camm, Louisa Brander, Mary
saunders. and Harrison.
The object Of the visit was TO call on Mrs.
I,uK and Miss Edith Isle McCurley.
lplu arriving al the monitors the guests
vre warmly welcomed by the ladies of
tot D.. fla WVonnOtfp
who're the strains Of music announced that
dancing was in order. After an hour thus
spent luncheon was announced, when all
ruirod 10 the cabin, where collation.
WIS served, consisting of oysters, salads,
iru's, wines. cakes. creams. &c.
Luncheon being over. the guests were
shown through the vessels. and at 1880 L:
- i.ft IN the steam launch homeward
hound.
FORTHCOMING WEDDING.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
H., Sue VI. iawlev To Mr.. q. Hunter
lr'uore on February 18th at A. NJ, at the
r..l.uce Of the brides father, COZ east
Leigh street.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRT.
one of the most pleasant entertainments
~ tine season was "a progressive euchre
part, given by Mss Leila Randolph Iatum
few IF her friends on Friday evening.
Tine hours glded away rapidly with the
d.cu interest that always attends That
game and the prizes were all hotly contest
al fog.
4, Tie conclusion of the game her guests
were conducted to the dining-room, where
Gdrhshtful collation. was served.
Among those present were Misses Hayes,
Archer. Cary. Carrie and Flossie Talbot,
Eoohins. Gray. Hill. Palmer. Cameron;
Griihth. Coleman. Binford, Wexford, and
Messr. Hobson. Martin, Cameron, Watson,
I.t.ol. StringfellOw, Miller. Lottier,
Gvatnney, Powers, Robertson, Blnford,
l.aIf. Alsop, and August.
YOUNG FOLKS RECEPTION.
Friday evening very handsome recep-
ton was rendered by Mr.. Irwin Hasker TO
isvoung lady and gentlemen friends in
honor Of his birthday. A bountliul re-
past had been prepared 10y Mrs. g. ii.
lM.ker Among those present were Misses
blanche Hcchler and Irene Peatross. of
lsnoyer Courthouse; Misses Alma Har-
wood. Adele Richardson, Kate Folkes, Lille
Clarke. Maggie Musscn, Annie Barry, Mat
g. iarbrough. and Messrs. }: W. Amber
con. Niles lurpin. Jr.. a. W; Galloway.
vs. .on Williams, c. i. Hughes, T.. q.
lolkes. and II. l.. Moss, of Charlottesville.
SATURDAY LUNCHEON.
One Of the pretticst luncheons of the
sa-Dn was given yesterday by Mr.: Fins
Moon 10 Miss Jackson, OF fhhauelpnia'
WI, is the guest OF Miss Adkins.
Those present were Miss Louise Mayo;
M,s Heth. Miss Adkins Miss Brander, and
Ms Wight. chaperoned by Mrs. Edward
N.ro.
The mems consisted of blue points. sweet
hroids. and mushrooms, spring chicken,
tcrIapin. strawberries, and champagne.
The decorations were la France roses,
each guest receiving bunch.
Funeral OF Miss Doian-
The funeral Of Miss Dolan, whose death
va announced in the Dispatch of yester-
day. took place from st. Patricks church
Yesterday morning and was very largely at
tended. The public schools OF the city
were well represented. and among those at
were flavor Fllyson. Superintendent Fox,
aud Messrs. Pace. Perry. and English;
Captain Cunningham sang sweet