Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27

Tatum, Mrs. Linden Kent, Mrs. j. !. Ro-
bertson. Miss Beale, Miss Alice Maurv,
Mrs. Dorsett. Mr.. w. H. Churchill, Miss
Williams, and Mrs. f. L. Ranlett.
The first prize. q handsome embroidered
tray-cloth, was taken by Mrs. X. :. Bosher;
thcxccond, silk eider-down cushion. Mrs.
Doggett BOBBY, velvet pin-case, Mrs. Z.
| ID. Langhorne.
sIop PARTY.
Mrs. John d. VIM gave charming
"stop" party on Friday morning on her
cottage porch. The guests were Mrs. Cla-
renee Knowles. Miss Gay, Mrs. Joseph
Reinhart, Mrs. J. l.. Robertson, Miss Will
liams, Mrs. Langhornc. Mrs. {. +. Workman,
Jr., Mrs. Linden Kent. Mrs. w. q. Dickson,
and Mrs. Camm. A nice little informal
luncheon was served. and the prizes,nrst,
very handsome centre-piece Tor the Ia
BILE, embroidered in yellow, was taken by
Mrs. Knowles: second, a handkerchief
box, by Miss Williams; BOBBY, q jumping
Jack and q bottle of beer. by Mrs. Lang
horne
A great deal Of merriment and avery de
lightful morning were the result Oh THIS
occasion, and so the hours glide by.
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dinner 20 ladies on Thursday. Inc guests
OF the occasion were Mrs. c.. +. Workman,
Jr.. Mrs. w. c. Dickson, Mrs. John ID.
VIM, Mrs. Clarence Knowles. and MISS
Annie Williams Mrs. Reinhart also mad q
number Of friends 20 enjoy some hne hlch-
mond melons on her cottage portico on
Thursday evening at O'CLOCK
MISS Irene Langhorne had very bright
and informal little gathering OF young
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ward on Friday morning. A carainei stew
was the chief entertainments. and several
banjos helped the Jolly party to success.
DINNER PARTY.
Messrs. Edward and Albert ingalls, VIII
give n dinner at their country nome
Grants place. on Monday evening IN
honor OF their friend, Mr.. Frederick
Waitress. of Chicago. Mrs. ingalls, will
chaperon the party which will leave the
hotel at and return at in Ialiy-ho.
The lady guests are Misses Langholne,
Cullen, and Camn.
HORSEBACK RIDING.
There are some good lady riders here who
look very striking on their horses IN their
well-ftting habits. Mrs. Clarence movies;
Of Atlanta, is the handsoInest flder, ana
Miss Mildred Carlisle, of Washington ana
Miss Ellen Fink, Of Louisville, are also ad-
mired for grace.
Swimming parties to the pool are quite
fashionable among the young ladies. Miss
Geneyieve Thomas, of Baltimore. in be
coming costume Of garnet flannel with
white trimmings, is pronounced the most
graceful swimmer at the White Sulphur.
Professor Laube gave shooting party at
the lower end of the lawn on FRIDAY 10
some Of the boys and girls OF his dancing
class.
Among the late arrivals ia Miss Mildred
lee. in few DAYS TO be joined by Miss
Mary Lee.
Tie Atlanta party divided, and only half
came i'm the first instalment, the others to
be here on the Sd of August.
About the LIST of August Mr. W. w. VIII
Hanson, of Savannah, with party Oh gen.
tlemen is expected.
NOTABLE ARRIVALS.
Mr.. w. w. mcfarland, Misses Macfar-
land, and General Roger A. Pryor arrived
from New York on Friday; also Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Ross. Miss Ross, and MISS
Freeman. from Mobile. Ala:
Mr.. Levin Joynes and wife, Judge Waller
r. Staples, of Virginia, and Miss Lizzie
Byrnes and Rev Mr.. Conaty. OF Massachu-
setts. Miss Byrnes is the sister OF the
President Of the Scioto-Valley and New
England railroad.
Mr.. Alexander Logan, OF Macon, la
and A. NJ. Dennison, of Columbus, ..
Hon. II. W. Flournoy, of Richmond, va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell and Miss
Cantren. of Richmond, Va; Mr.. Ward
Theron, Of Washington, ID. c., grandson OF
Mr. Samuel e.. Ward, prominent banker OF
Dr. =. +. Willis. of Richmond, Va, and
Judge Marshall j. Clarke, of Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Albert Fink and daughter, formerly
of New York, now of Louisville, KY.
Mr. Willoughby Sharp. of New YORK.
Mrs. Robert j. Breckenridge, of Louis
vile. and MIR. III. Bishop and his wife, the
handsome and attractive Miss Kate Brock
inridge, who was a belle here few years
Nr and Mrs. William L. Royal, of Rich
mopd, Va.
Miss Rosalie Winston. one of the most
popular of Richmond's bellies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Whltlock, and Mrs.
Lucy Ford, of Richmond. Va.
Mr. Thomas Seldom, formerly OF Rich
mond, now of Birmingham, Ala.
Messrs. Bernard Carter and }. u. Harvey,
popular Baltimore beaux.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucien b. Tatum, Rich
mond. Va.
--LATEST ARRIVALS.
Upon the register Of the last few days
we find the names of j. ID. Moody, Texas
Mrs. Leila Winston, Miss Winston, Rich
mOnd: Ors. Wlillaln flaJl, MISS Iatt' r.
tersburg Va; William Rlson and wife,
mond, Va. A. 4. ABBOTT and wife, West
Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. i. Raw
son, Miss Rawson. Mrs. T. p; West
moreland, Atlanta, Ga: Mrs: DIR. Nc;
Chesney. West Virginia.. Mrs. and
Miss Hopkins, District of Columbia;
Mis-. Judith Marshall, Kentucky; DR..
James Parrish. Virginia; Rev. G. A. Rousel,
New Orleans: ". A. Smith, Danville, Va;
s. A. Wilson and ]. A. Wilson, james /.
Wayt, j. l.. Gerner, ". l., Bay, West VIZ
GINA; Il. j. Semmes and +. j. Semmes,
New Orleans; Clarence Hudgins, West
Virginia; Lloyd Williams. Mrs; Williams,
Miss Williams, Baltimore; Mrs. DIR. Breck-
inridge. Virginia; William Noble and wife,
New York; William n Page, West VIZ
ginia; John l.. Thornhill. Charleston, w.
va. Misses McAvoy, Cincinnati, o.; Rev.
i. II. Ward, Kentucky Mrs. Nj. l.. Lede-
rick. Miss Lederick. 81. Louis; Mrs. ;. Nj.