Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16
A FEW SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mention of Some of the Pleasant Occasions
of the Week Past

At Belvidere Hall last Friday night the
Friday German Club gave their last dance
OF the season. As there are quite number
OF visitors IN the city, many strange faces
were noticed during the evening, and these,
together with the Young ladies of Rich
mond, composed the largest german which
has been given by the club tnis season. Il
was beautifully led by Mr.. John T.. Bots
sean. assisted by Mr.. George y. Pegram,
and a. the last strains of music died away
each and every one declared that it was the
success of the season. 10 was chapcroned
by Mrs. Il. O. Morton, Mrs. +. A. Brander,
Mrs. w. NJ. Hill, Mrs. CABOT. Mrs. Emmons,
Mrs. .. L. Smith, Mrs. James Pickrell. and
Mrs. Camm.
Alfriend, Martin, Burwell, Henning
Booker, Mercer, Cooke. Young. Ross.
CABOT, Williams, Fauntleroy, Morton,
Peasants, Iancey, Brander. Walker, Dog
gett, Hayes. Dcane, Rider, Annie Lee
Camm. Gertie Cainm, Barton, Helen Ross,
Drewry, Miller, Coup Of New Orleans.
Ober of Baltimore. Watkins of North
Carolina. Harrison of Leesburg, Clarke Of
Danville, Carter of Loudoun, Dimmock of
Gloucester, Coleman of Baltimore, TAYLOR
of Orange. Fauntleroy of Staunton, Ale
mong of Baltimore. Morton of Baltimore,
Resale Scott of Warrenton, Gaines Of
Warrenton, Greene of Washington, Gate
wood of West Point, Harrison Of New York,
Staples of New York, Mrs. f. A. Saunders,
Jr., Mrs. Gabriel Workman. and Mrs. Mon
cure Perkins.
The gentlemen were Messrs. Carter, r.
G.. Pegram, r. b. Pegram. Cook, Talbot,
Saunders. Lee Williams, Rutherford
Rose. Watkins, Shepherd, Hanewlnckel,
". III. Palmer, Jr.. Tyler, Samuel Wor-
than. w. S. Workman. John A. Cullen,
Goodwin, STACY. Bidgood u. W. Pickrell,
DR., O. Z. Smith, Blankenship, Harrison,
Saunders Hobson, Pegram, Martin. Muir
ray McGuire, Carson, Peasants, Weisiger,
Lea, Morris, Wilson, Deane Maury, Mat.
Maury, holland. J. II. Marshall. Willie Mar
shall, f. S. Rogers, Il. l.. Powers, Churchill
Young. John b. Young, Henry. Williams,
Stringfellow, and Richardson of Boston.
PRIVATE GERMAN.
On Friday evening a birthday german
was given at the residence of Mr.. James
McDOnough. Amongst the ladies present
were Misses Kate McDonough, black SIX,
overdress of lace: Aurelia Powers, Nile
green India silk. dotted lace overdress !;
Nelye Murphy, white satin, point lace,
and diamonds; COrinne Smith, Kate
Greenaway" dress of blue silk: Ada Day.
white albatross trimmed in satin; Kate
Sullivan, black China silk: Lee Jenkins.
blue silk trimmed with black velvet; Ill
lie JtukInN. lllh SIN blliihifN wa N'i,.
lace: Madeline jenkins, dotted white null
trimmed with ribbons; Mary J. McDo-
nough. white cashmere trimmed with vel:
vet and lace; Belle Grant, black silk and
velvet: Emma Dorsey, white India silk.
vandyke lace; Mrs. George Hamilton,
handsome black velvet and lace; Mrs.
James }. Smith, green China silk, over
dress of black lace. Tho gentlemen pres
sent were Messrs. james Smith. George
Hamilton. Lee Brauer, Will. McDonough,
Luther CheatwOod, Benjamin Peay, Louis
Weimar, p. Sullivan, Ed. Kellam, Thomas
Ferrandini, Arthur Evans, Henry Lelber.
W. Lowry, and j. Yarbrough. The chape,
rons were Mrs. James McDonough and
Mrs. Yarbrough.
oPERA-BOx PARTY.
On Thursday evening last Mr.: Robert
Archer, DR., gave a box party in honor OF
Mss ingalls,. of Cincinnati, the occasion
being the presentation of the beautiful
opera Norma, rendered by the Emma
Abbott troupe. Those present were Miss
Virgle Archer, Nh l.. IL. Hghtfoot; Miss
Bessie Addison, Mr.. +. W. Hannewlnckie +;
Miss Fannie Archer, Mr.. A. II. Christian
Jr. Miss Sallie Mayo. Mr.. G.. Il. BOILING.
After the opera delightful supper 10 fol
lowed nj the residence of Mr.. Archer. The
table decorations, flowers, and china were
III yellow.