Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-12
DULL SOCIAL SEASON.
FEW ENTERTAINMENTS LAST WEEK,
OUT All WENT ToTHE CARNIVAL.
Many Marriages In Prospeet--A Joyous
Chiidren's Party-Danee at the
Heights--our Friends.


exceedingly duli-and ena has been
steadily stealing over tAose who hereto
fore have had almost their surfeit Of plea
sure. The gentlemen Of several of tho
german clubs became desperate and have
decided 10 give a subscription german this
week, which will be brilliant affair, as
over Fifty couples will participate.
The truth Of the matter ia, the ladies
having charge OF the Carnava. dc Ia Mer
have captured nearly all of the pretty girls
IN the city, and those who are not actually
engaged st the tabernacle attend every
night.
MANY WILL MARRY.
There will be a considerable stir in the
matrimonial world this week. OF rather the
irrespective matrimonial world, and an I'M
psunl number Of weddings will take place.
Mr. Isaas Sycle, Jr.. Of this eity, will be
married next Wednesday 70 Miss Amy
David, Of Wilmington. N. G. Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Sycle Miss Eta Scycie, and Messrs.
Seymour Sycle, Myer Sycle, and Moses
Rose left yesterday for Wilmington 70 at
tend the wedding.
LITTLE FOLKS PARTY.
On Friday evening last from 20 10
o'clock Miss Nav Sandgs Lynch. little
dream Of blonde beauty celebrated tho oc-
tanning one hundred young guests at the
residence Of her parents. Mr.; and Mrs.
DAVID II. Lynch, 300 south Third street
including quite party from Petersburg.
Surrounded by prettily-arranRed decora-
tions Of ferns and fairy lamps the little
hostess received her friends with charming
grace, assisted by Misses Gordon, LEROY,
Townes. Drewry, and Blair. Supper was
served AZ O'Clock in Mocsta's best style,
20 which was added the pleasing aces
sorry Of q punch-bowl. whose presiding
genius wass Miss Virgie Drewry. sweet
feature Of the occasion was the attention
shown 10 every want OF the merry Juye-
niles by Misses Ellen Blair. Louise Brander,
and X. Drewry, who contributed IN every
way 10 the enjoyment of happy. joyous
childhood so near 10 them in retrospect.
sIIcING OF THE cAKK.
The slicing Of the birthday-caEe was full
of interest, the successful young lady who
acquired the enclosed ring being Miss
Tootsy Christian. The entertainment
ended with the dancing Of the german. led
by Mr.. Kennon Collier. Of Petersburg, with
marked grace and ability. Among the
guests present were Misses Aline Stokes,
Edna Forbes. Pauline Powers, Mamie and
Philhs Ianghorne, Bessie and n. Dunlop,
Louise Lucke, Bridges. Helen Christian,
Ethel Pace, s. Drewry, NJ. Williamson,
simpkin. X. and s: Meredith, s. Pitt. X.
III.
MAYO, Watkins. Brander. Breeder, Cannon,
TYLER, Mamie and Ida Steger. Lathrop, and
Blair; also, Messrs. Tar White Fuller,
Allen Stokes, Blanchard, Forbes, Gordon,
Iathrop, Bridges, Tanner. Breeder, George
Lynch. Munford. w. Simpkin, Lambert;
o. Steger, Brander, G. and i; Lar, end
TYLER. Among those from Petersburg
were Misses T.. and l.. Townes. and Messrs.
Kennon Collier, Robert Martin, W. Iownes,
and Herbert Mann.
DANCE At THE HEIGHTS.
The Barton Heights Athletic and Musi-
cal Association gave another one of their
delightful dances at the "Wigwam" last
Friday night. The ladies present were
Mrs Lamb, Mrs. GAY, Mrs. j. II. Harvey,
Mrs. II. l.. Smith, Mrs. w. o. Shelbourne,
Mrs. George Minor, Misses Hattie QBan-
non, Rene Jackson. Lucy Beech, Helen
Ross, Barton. Graham, Male, Ivy Fox, lay
Tor, and Jennie Snyder
The gentlemen who attended were:
Messrs. George Minor, Lamb. Il. u. Smith,
Paul Redd, II. b. Hartman. II. W. Taylor,
Dayie Graham, Thomas Rufhn, i. Rufiin,
Hugh Miller, Charles Brunette, William
Redd. Gay, Joseph Fourqurean, II. Bur-
nett, and G. Redd.
WENT TO THE COUNTRY TO DANCE.
On Friday night at 1880 o'clock quite
large number Of Indies and gentlemen,
members of the Bellevue Pleasure Club"
left the city IN bus, for dance of Stein
backs Hail." in the country, and at
O'Clock Saturday morning the crowd re-
turned. They pronounce the affair de-
cided success.
Mira. s. 4. Fitchett gave charming en-
tertainnent in honor of her daughter
BRIDES birthday last Thursday night.
Those present were Messrs Seth Muire,
Clarence Muire, Earnest Muire, Luther
VIM. Lee Nash, aud Misses Blanche
Blackburn, Jennie Patterson, and Rosa
Muire.
Mrs. Luther r.. jenkins on Wednesday
last gave a delightful tea to the members
of the Woman's Missionary Society OF
Graoe-Street Baptist church at her hand
some residence on west Grace street.
A.
Mr.. James Atkinson, assistant secretary
Of the Richmond Young Mems Christian
Association is paying o short visit to his
parents in Jrfolk.
SAYS the Basic City Adcance The Bran
don has secured the services as steward OF
Mr. Ambrose Ayers, of Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Ayers was steward of the Exchange for
fifteen years. and is o nephew OF Colonel
Darlington, who was formerly proprietor
of that hotel.
Mr.. W. It. Bew, of Norfolk, Va, is visit
inc the city.
Messrs. Walter +. Shelton and J. Edgar
Bledsoe, of Baltimore, are stopping here.
Farmville Herald: Messrs. w. Cal. Brown
and j. L. Hart went TO Richmond on FRI
day.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Bridges, of Brooklyn. N.
Y, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
j. M. Macon, 507 north Twelfth street, has
returned home.
Mrs. Osgood Bradley. Of Worcester,
Mass, and Mrs. Samuel Moves, Of Brook
lyn, N. Y, are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
Thomas A. Ewers, 1902 west Main street.
Miss Baughman. of Richmond, Va,
says the Savannah Morning Ne1os of Tues
day, who has been visiting Miss Fleming
for several weeks. will leave for her homo
this evening None of the other young
ladies who have visited Savannah this
season have been more thoroughly appre-
ciated. She has made large number OF
friends and acquaintance, who sincerely
regret that her visit is not longer.
G..
Miss Nellie Carmichael, of Fredericks-
burg, lie visiting friends IN Richmond.
Miss Bessie Darlington, of this city is the
guest of the Misses McIlwaine, OF Hamp-
den-Sidney.
Mr.. D. A. Cardwell. Of Columbia. s. O.,
assistant traffic manager Of the Richmond
and Danville railroad, was IN the city yes
terday.
Mr.. d. F. Crandon, Of the Boston Alder
tiser and distinguished Mason OF Massa-
chusetts, was in the city last week the
guest of MIR. J.. S. Reed, OF Boston, who
has located here and largely invested in
real estate.
Miss Sybil Carter, who has been an active
worker in the Woman's Auxiliary TO the
Board of Missions ia the Protestant Epis-
copal Church. will DO ia Richmond on
Monday and will stop at Mrs. Duyaps, SO1
east Franklin.
Mr.. j. NJ. Delaney, Of this city. is visit
ing friends and relatives near Kilby's, Va.
Vaisy Virginiaa; Miss Virginia Donaghe,
OF Richmond, daughter of the late DIR. 3.
B. Donaghe, is visiting the family Of Colo
mel ]. @. Cochran, at Folly Mills
f.
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