The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
A VERY BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
The Richmond German Clubs Entertain
ment al The BClVidGre.
FAIR WOMEN AND ELEGANT GOWNS.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern Led with Consider
served-Wen Known People Present.

The second Richmond german took place
with an eclst and spirit of success last even
ing at the Bevidere that was only eaualed 10y
the brillisncy Of IS initial entertainment two
weeks ago.
NoprivAte entertainment IL characterized by
more elegant dressing. dgn.fed sssemblage
or bountifui collation. than Tia csc always sue
cessful coiillions
MITIGATE FIGURES.
The german. as usual. was led by Colonel
10 Lane Stern with great skill and grace
making the most intricate figures Work out
with symmetrical beauty.
There were an unusual number Of beau.i
ful gowns worn b. the fair ones on this occa-
sion. and more than one creation OF silken
attire OF some foreign artist cleaned richly in
the brilliantly illuminated hall
AT III o'clock supper was served and a.
usual was thoroughly appreciated as it com
prised all The dainties Of the season and most
paIatabie and sparkling beverages.
THOSE TEEsEST
Among those present were Mrs Mcintosh.
Of Baltimore; Mrs. George Ross. Mr.. and
Mrs. ;. I. Travers. Nj and Mrs.
William Royal. Mrs C. p. Lathrop.
Mr. ana Mrs. Bennehan Cameron OF North
Carolina. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas n Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Levin Joynes Mr. and Mrs.
John herr Branch Mr. ana Mrs. Bernard
Peyton Mr. and Mrs f. f. -. Meyers. Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. William Talbot. Mr. |
and Mrs. Ashton Starke Mr. and Mrs. james /
Il Branch. Dr. and Mrs Robert Cabell /
Miss Margaret Mcintosh. Baltimore: /
Mis- Duval. Miss Morft. New York; Miss
Mary TAYLOR. Norfolk Miss Leila Montague.
Baltimore, Miss Eugie Tenant. Petersburg;
Miss Berta Wexford. Miss Ellen Hobson'
Miss Park bagby. Miss Fanny Lay.
Miss Bessie Martin. Miss Ade!a Myers,
ISIS Leila Myers. Miss Effe Branch.
Miss Virge Archer Miss Mary Cullen. Miss
Columbia Hayes. Miss Fannie Ross Miss
Hattie ilartwell Ross. Miss Maggie String
fellow. Miss Beulah Patterson Miss Mary
Moore, Miss Bessie Faunteroy, Miss Bessie
Addison.
MALE RKPREsENTATTvKs.
Messrs. William Trigg. Allen Donnan.
mer, Meade Haskins. John Montague dudley
MAYO John Atkinson. Robert Robert Bianke n
ship. John Lyons. John II. Young
coroln Warwick William. Grant, vii
tan Mckinney of Washington. John Ruther- {
cord Richard Gaines, Scott Darlington. z
Henry Baskerville. Edw Willis Barton Wise /
h.lchard Pegram. kirkwood Mitchell. Waller
Norton. Cary Shields. Cary Sheppard. '
HOmas NeisOn rage. Charles Boiling, Pres
on holland. Blerne Blair. Thomas Scott. 4
rank Steger and others 0
TOUR 10 CALIFORNIA
Mr.. and Mrs. p II. Mayo will ACCOMPANY g.
lr. and Mrs. Bennehan Cameron on Their u
our to California The latter arrived in this a
lty Sunday
Sidney I.anier'' will be the subject of dis al
nssion at the next meeting of the Literary
iu6 which will take place at the residence ci
General Joseph II. Anderson next Friday. in
WELL DESERVED TRIBUTE A
The following appeared in the society let u
er OF the Atlanta Constitution i'll regard to "a
popular daughter OF DR.. G. W. i. Brock
q, Mss Nirgie Brock is n noted Southern belle. VI
nd she Is woman whose face and figure
ould attract attention in the largest assem- -
~. Her complexion is fautlessly fair. and ui
Pr neck and shoulders might serve for an 49,
tlst model Her eyes are blue as two bits Gu
Italian sky, her lips full and sweet as so
II ia November" us