Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

l6cesre. Albert Alscp, Richard 0wAthmey, |
Philip Powers. Edward Robertson, Clifton
Miller. 0ibbe Hale, Hogue Gillian, Stuart
Lottier, Graham Hobson. and Coleman
The Central Pleasure Club gave their
{lxst masquerade bali last Monday night 1t
the Masonic Hall on Twenty fifth street.
Over thirty couples danced and the
scene presented by the maskers In their
fancy costumes was one both beautiful
and unique.
evening delightful one. =.
The ladies present were: Misses Nellie
OConnor, Sailor Girl; Maggie Dorsan,
Gamblers Daughter; Josie Kirse. Goddess
Of Liberty: Permilla BsccigaIupi, Pm
cess; Bette Martin, Silence; Eta Good
man, Snowflake; Kate 0'Connor, Jockey
Kate Dorsam, Tamborine Girl; Fennie
Lowe. Spanish Girl; Bedie Smith, hed-
Riding Hood Rosa DAT Dny'n Mnrm Masd A Eoss
Maggie Grace, Gvpsy Queen: Lula Grifhn,
Swiss Girl Mary Harris, Servant 9isi
Nellie Duffy. Night: Maggie Mack, School
Girl: Rebecca Ford, Minnie Palmer;
Laura Goodman, Red-RidinR Hood; same
Martin, Nurse; Fannie Martin, Night;
Julia SOLAR. Irish Peasant Chi; cadie
The Gentleman dancers were: Phil.
Bapley. Scissors Grinder; Horace Grimm,
Coiored Waiter; Gilbert Unger and Joe
Meoni. Two Johns; Frank Augustine, jew
ish Peddler: Henry Smith, Irish LORD;
Holm Finnegan, Chinee; Steve: craig,
Cadet John Kelly Bohemian Girl Wine
Michsels. Clown; Allie Mastln. Sol1red
Swell; William shsnksI M, aae-f Rchert
Diaz' Local Sport; Tim Kerse, Cowboy;
John Ryan, Coal HEAVIER; Emmett Richard
son, White Washer George Psrater, Devn;
Peter Sullivan. Soldier; Ned. Blaksnship.
Bum. Joe Baccigalupi, Fisherman; Inn.
Callahan. Aunt Diana Joe Schriyer, Uncle
James Steve. Mcmahon. Baseball Player.
p. German, H. Schmidt, f. Sloan, u.
Singer, Committee.
TENTH Anr1vERsABY OF THEIR MARRIAGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Levy viii to
morrow night celebrate the tenth anni-
yersary of their marriage o. their resi-
dence, No. 100 east Marshall street: no
| invitations have been sent out, but the
IYide and groom of decade expect TO
have all their friends call between 8 and IL
o'clock.
Mr.. James A. Barber, of this city. visits
| Scottsville this week.
Mrs. Frank Butler. of Des Moines, Ia, Is
| stopping at si1 east Grace street tor 10"
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beck and daughter
of New York, are the guests Oh Sif. "
Hutzler.
Miss Emma Bapty, of Anaconda, Mont,
10 visiting her sisters, Misses sallie ana
} ulia Bapty, No. b22 north fifth street,
MICS Etie Broughton, of Raleigh. N. c.,
is visiting Miss Kate Hatcher at 69e west
Grace street and has won many friends
during her stay in this city.
G.
Mr. Frank Chew, of Waynesboro', was
visiting friends in this city this week.
Mr.. j. G. Cottrell has returned from the
eouth. where he has been spending the
winter for his health.
Miss Dnvall il visiting Miss Bart Duns-
way, of Fredericksburg.
Miss Virginia b. Donaghe Is visiting the
family of Colonel j. o. Cochran at ROXY
Mills.
Mrs. M. A. bowman. Miss bowman.
and Miss Susie Hayes are guests or mrs.
Mamie ID. Werth, 800 west Grace street.
Mrs. Samuel Davies and Mrs. Robert
Thornton of this city, who have been
v,sitine their mother. Mrs. l.. j. Tuggle,
AT Blackstone, Va, have returned home.
Z.
Mrs. Entwisle, of Washington, and her
eon- John Entwisle, of Norfolk, who has
heon stopping with Mrs. j. L. Bailey, OF
1920 Venable Street. have returned to their
homes after quite delightful visit OF ten
days.
Miss Nellie Fuller and her younger sister,
of Cincinnati, are in the city.
Mr.. John q. Fensom, formerly OF this
citv. hut now a resident of Fluyanna coun-
ty, continues quite sick.
Mr.. W. RID. Gascoyne is stopping at the
Pulaski, Savannah, Ga.
MISS Mary e. Gentry of Charles City, is
Waiting her aunt, Mrs. Redford, BIO west
Clay street
Mrs. Douglas II. Gordon, of Baltimore,
;s in the city on q visit to her brother, MIR.
James Peasants. at LOG east Franklin street.
Mrs. Harris, of Richmond, is on . visit
to her sister, Mrs. A. S. Reinach, OF Peters
burg.
Mr.. yirginius Hall, who has just return
ed from Norfolk, will leave again on Mon
day for an extended trip South.
Miss Nettie B. Haynes. of Staunton, Is in
the city, the guest OF her friend, MISC Mag
gle b. Allen, of 2703 east Grace street.
DIR. Hatcher expects to attend the South
ern Baptist Convention at birmingham,
Ala, and has already accepted invitations
TO lecture at Roanoke City, IN tennessee;
and also in North Carolina In going and
coming. He also hopes to spend day
with his friends in Atlanta.
Savannah Morning Netos: Theodore J,
| Haas left last night for Richmond. Va, tc
engage in business for himself. Mr.. Haas
| has been associated with his uncle, l. g.
| Haas, in this city for some time, and ha:
made many friends here, all OF whom re.
| gret his change of residence.
Mrs. Lucy +. Jeffries and her daughter
| Goldie. of Church Hill. left the city las
! sister, L. A. Simpson, in Lewiston, Berti'
county, N. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clements Kraft, of Findlay
| Ohio. are stopping with their sister, Mrs
F. b. Newhiser, No. 61s north Fourth street
| L.
| Grand-Lecturer W. II. II. Lynn, of Staun
| ton. is spending O week in this city for TIT
purpose of giving instruction in the Roya
Arch Chapter.
Mrs r. G. Lockerman and her daughter
who have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James P. Woody, of Fredericks
burg, have returned home.
Washington Post: Mrs. Lewis, wife o
.Iudre i. L. Lewis, of Richmond, Va, ant
her SISTER, Miss Sallie Looney, are in tn
CITY on o VISIT to Mrs. Lewis's sister-in-law
Mrs. G. M. Smith.
Lebanon Nsos: G. r. Lynch, Of thi
county, who went TO Richmond to .receiy
| DIR. Koch's treatment for consumption, ha
returned home, and we are sorry TO say b
Iar rad he bia trim