Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-23
GERMAN LAST NIGHT.
BElVlDeRE HALL FILLED WITH
GRACE AND BEAUTY.
Prcsent-Some OF the
Bellies and Beaux Who
Attended.

One of the most charming social events
of the season was the "cotillon" given at
Belvidere Hall last night by the young Ia
dies to the young gentlemen of the city.
AS might have been expected when the
management of such an affair was placed
in the hands Of the bellies the beaux were
somewhat in the majority. but from the
brilliant galaxy Of beauty and grace all
could but agree that each fair one most
justly deserved her numerous admirers.
The credit and success of the occasion
was largely due to Miss Bessie Pace and
Miss Nirgie Brock, in whose hands the
management of the affair had been placed.
ColonelJo. Lane Stern, with bliss trump,
Of Danyille. led the german with exquisite
grace.
THE PAN-AMEBIcANs.
Perhaps one of the most brilliant co'Ips
in the way of entertaining the Pan-Ameri-
can representatives who were still in the
city was the inviting of those gentlemen
TO the german, ard whatever may have
been their impression Of Richmond as
city 1t Is safe to say that when brought INTO
the presence of our "gentler sex" they
could but be charmed.
Among the South American visitors
present were DR.. Carlos Martinez Silva. OF
Colombia; Sehor J. 4. Ferrelra da Costa,
OF Brazil Scnor II. Nillafranca, OF Hon
duras: Sehor J. ArrIeta Rossi of Salvador.
and Mr.. L. W. Smith. secretary OF the
United States delegation.
The party were introduced by General
Dabney II. Maury, and their entry into the
ballroom was an occasion for considerable
tiutter and excitement among the ladies'.
crtAprpONS
Among the chaperons were Mrs. Nc
Phail, Mrs. Thomas BrandeT. Alrs. +. I. ID.
Myers, Jr., Mrs. c. d. Langhorne. Mrs.
Moncure Perkins, Mrs. Lewis Booker, Mrs.
William VI. Hill. Mrs. Philip Haxall. Mrs.
Thomas n. Carter, and Mrs. Charles +.
Smith.
sOIE OF THOSE PRESENT.
The following ladies' and gentlemen were
among those present: Mr.. David VI. Cur
RE. Mr.. John Lyous, Nlr. Henry. Mr. G..
Watkins, Miss Louise Brander, Colonel Jo.
Lane Stern, Miss Wilson of Petersburg,
hlr. John Boisseau. Miss Bertha Peasants.
Mr. Il. 81. Blankenship, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. I. d. Myers. Jr., Miss
liam Palmer. Mr.. z. l.. Carter. Mr.. Arthur
Wiley, Mr. John Currie. Mir. Saunders
Ho5son. Miss Nirgie Brock. Mr.. j. b..
Young. Miss Columbia Hayes. Mr.. Preston
Noland. Miss Bessie Pace. MIR. Charles An
trim, Mr. 4. NJ Wortham, Miss Nellie
Parker. AIr. J. Il. J. Anderson, Dir. John
Cullen, Miss Annie Dogsett, Mr.. Jock
Pleasants. Mr.. Macon Martin, Miss Evie
Walker, Mr. Keano Langhorne, Mr.. Dorsey
Cullen, Mr.. G. W. Anderson, Mr. }. W.
Atkinson, Mr.. Charles f.. Smith. Mr..
Charles Stacy, Mr.. W. N. Hill, Nr. Thomas
n. Carter, Mr.. Anderson t1reenway, I'M
lF j w l.
lis. Miss Mckinney, Mr.. T. G.
Kennev. Miss Yirgie Cadot, DIR.
John Dunn. Miss Smith, Mr.. William
Marshall. Miss Nellie Ryder, Mr.. Mac.
Archer. Miss Fauntleroy. Mr.. Fontane
Baroon of Charleston, W. Va, Mr.. +. G.
Massie. Miss Lizzie Harrison of University
Of Virginia. Mr. T.. \. Palmer, Mr. L: l..
Dabuey, Mr. W. G.. FERGUSON, Miss Fer
cusson, and Mr.. Allan Talbot.