The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-01
TIE "F1ST" BROKEN.
A Brillion, German 1T the Colonial Capital
Those Present-Pcrsonal.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Mar 3l.-ISpccial. j
The first german after Lent took place last
night at Cameron Hall, and was most de-
| lightful affair The handsome hall was beau
| tiflllv decorated for the occasion. and the APP
pearnce presented last night was more than
usually attractive. The music was furnished
by Professor paulo Mosquid's orchestra; This
german was given by our Young ladies' IN
honor of several Of their l0dy friends who
have been visiting them during the Easter
holidays
Among those present were the following;
Chaperoncs Mrs. Dr. James ID. MOncure,
white -iik. and Mrs Richard 4. Wise white
crepe de chine la France and pearl roses.
Lady dancers and escorts: Miss Ada
Drummond, Asheville. \. c., IN white casSi-
mere, with Professor Hugh 5. Bird; Miss
Annie Maury, of Richmond. white silk, with
Mr. Theodore Garnet. If Norfolk.
Miss Pattie Moon. Mbcmarle, white silk.
with M f. 5. X Smith. Of Washington, j. G.
Miss Fannie BootE lilac, with Mr.. W. ID.
Webb. of Washington, ID. C.
MIS- Lucy Booth. white silk and feather
trimmings with Mr.. Tazewell Taylor, Of Nor
folk
alis- Mary Lyons MAYO. Of Richmond. beau
tiiul costume of yellow India silk and lilies Of
the valley. with Mr. A. {. Poachy.
Miss Nellie Mayo. Of Richmond, lavender
gown and white yiolets, with Mir. Hugh Wise,
of New York.
Miss Jennie Wise looked very attractive in
blue six and gauze point despriti with Mr..
Johns ol New York.
Miss Nirgic Aunstead. red silk, black lace
trimming, with Mr. Pretlow.
Miss Meta Smith. white silk, with Mr.. X. c.
Child.
Miss Mary McCaw. white silk. with pearls,
with Mr. Randolph Williams. Of Richmond.
Miss Ella MOncure, pale blue SILK. with real
lace. with Mr.. Richard Ewell Scott. OF Texas.
Miss Mamie Moncure. Of Richmond, yellow
cashmere bodice ana black skirt, with DR..
James ID. Mon0rc.
Hiss Lulie Monteiro. Of Richmond, in gray
silk. with r. G. l.. MonCrc. ST.
Miss Rosa b. Emory. with cashmere trimmed
with silk with Il. C. l.. MoncUre Jr.
Miss Mary Friyidean. yellow silk with dog
| wood blossoms, with Mr.. William l.. Bib, OF
| Roanoke city.
Dancing was INDUCED in until late hour,
| and when the time 10 retire arrived 1t was
| conceded on all sides that this was the most
| enjoyable affair of the season.
Captain Thomas H. Wall paid Us a dying
visit yesterday after an absence of seventeen
! years Tom as he Is tamlllarly called toy
our people is well known here, having been
raised in the burg" but left here IN 1874 10
| engage in railrOading. When he LETT mere he
was only "a lad of slender build, but when on
| yesterday he appeared on our streets ruddy
| and rOtund. tipping the beam al 200 avOlrdu-
| pois. he seemed stranger III a strange land.
| But after making himself known 10 the boys
! he was soon at home and received hearty
greetings from his old friends. The Captain
is now conductor of the +. f. V. train on the
| Chesapeake and Ohio between Huntington
and Cincinnati. He came to pay a visit to his
sister. Mrs John :. Charles. whom he had
not seen since 1874 Urgent business forced
him TO return this morning. much - the re-
greet Of his numerous friends and acquaint-
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