Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

wm1f ST., ,..,,o,,n ribbon bearing the
So o' ""'
xTis 10Th Annual CroVlnk Ho'S
s''yrfe sulphur SpilpsS'
,esst lq. lS92,
nram 80 Z. NJ,
.,rch in sounding, but in de-
- '''l. ,n,oyrd to be complex to a most most
sna'n decree. SYNONYMOUS with
S,as''.H- 3,,.aration Of jollity to be
a' t''. t.,a tae term society circus
,a' low. ..- warranted such o desorip-
| f..tgrcs than one.
.seIga,s gwen by the gal
T. ~ .,.ort aud however many |
| ,...o .,.s are discharged IN other
-r Js Grand occasion wherein
'. l,D.red, hence hospitality !
h..oud compare Is prohered
,..rt The great oaks down
49, b.. q. crdeared by countless
.f many m h0bhic OF the |
Itte.r leafy awning above the 1
Itrsi and animated performers,
aI .f~ fccking sunshine ana |
,..-e made the most gorge
+.t covered dress-cirele or
''-'' wv QuDRLLr.
-. re band Of music the
NJ fair eQuesrlennes ana
-...aus rode forth into TINS
,1t -. tle sixteen graceful II
ae stand for qusurluS
c. -te ease that the accustomed
- t..n.1u polished moor Al tns
f .. music gracious bowing 70 |
So" -. t.eu steeds and rderalWere |
4 80
'.' .rrr. doing the grand-chaln !
81 ,..t' change, &C. followed WIN
g. ..r .iu- lu single ME Oy t"Os anu
,- nthueous applause VqIS'
e ....sbie audience assembled. |
i q ..-I.us Stewart, formerly OF |
Nh "..g.t columbus. o.. as master /
iit-- ~ r.ugmRster. in tins espe-
..v4. tue clever leader TO whom |
ct -. f.e great success was due. /
-, ir the quadrille were Miss |
..~ II West Virginia, and hr. |
'.-.,sl. of Louisville; Mrs. An
t'' -.-i. NJ Charleston, s. c., and |
e. ... Pane. Atlanta: Mrs. Mar
" I..,l sad Mr.. Iredell Jenkins, |
Wrs. Rand. l.. Norris. Rich |
Nr 4 g.. DickersOn, Jr., Now |
g. 4y Held and MT. Ed. Fer |
:" H. Mary Bruce. Louisville, and |
.u .s..tr,. Miss Eugcnla Tenant, |
.--- .a4 NJ. Clarence Moore, |
..- a. va. Miss judith CARING !
,ir william Hanewinckel. Each |
---....Ie- received "a sOureaT OF the |
go exquisite silver comb.
THF TGG-BACE.
Az. ~ programme was an egg-race, |
..... .l.r. run with a raw egg held |
....fh .u a wooden spoon. The |
-.... .H.lli as 90 make II hard Tor |
hid most interesting 10 the |
- I.a winners were rs follows: |
u.. Bruce. who received o gold |
"a. tstia Miss judith Carrington,
.,. enamel brooch; Miss May
.-.5 7uI enamel spoon. and MIR. |
i--, Tly,m,yer. gold sleeYe-outtous.
oIEfB FLATS.
-. -.r.'.-1eu next ran a race, in which |
-a.rlr ol the Wild prairie was IN !
-.f N.--r-. Stewart. Haskins, Jenkins, |
~rp Ferguson, Moore, Rem !
.- ALL. U...rs executing some daring eX- |
A -,tt-laee by the dGrkies WAS
..,. .t Great glee, as well as pO-
4. ..... Y..h ended these mirthtul
| t.'r-- tmeuts most lavish anc |
u..e served throughout. rs well as |
~ ra peri rWaLce, aud the cl1nk 81 |
| ....,. ,rlrhia Il wines. and rich color |
/ ,- ..um.- fruits. added their goOdy |
.s..t l- scene. At the hour 81 glOam- |
aI,t..cr, dispersed. but only for |
..t scene and costume, until an |
I'D. Tie last act OF the same delight |
s.
GERMAN.
| r|t.ack the plot continued TO be IN !
- q amid tho glitter and glare OF the
-r-. A brilliant german was danced
o.. uuch spirit and vim "a though
| En-. .li been DO PRIOR tax upon tne ener-
q. Vas skiifullF led by Ar. Thomas
- ., Atlanta. and each lady WAS the
AMT ~ d charming silver sO,tremr.
s.Ius. clovc-buttoners. etc, make
..t. memeutOcs of long TO be re-
rI t,. The committee consisted
r.,--s. s. G.. Dickinson. chairman;
| Fl s..sins. Hayemeter. E. II. Fergus
d. F. o.. Stewart. j. G. Cooper, j. ID.
-...'. Jo. Lane Stern. CTistv
in Clarence Moore, and Thomas
las morning delightful pri-
p. seaman Uas gwen br Messrs. Fair and
r, . uuor OF Misses MAY Bruce. !
.,tt Caldwell. and Nav Field. Ro-
D. wAs served during the game,
t. ,-... ..IcUrs we're gwen.
oDaN's FANCY BALL
To .'.. folks held sway on Satur-
E and made the ballroom |
s'e 90 the chill rsn of |
.r.. atl' rs ever. as they made a |
'..I 'Jif1u D. c9H'6 IN the clever |
s-. fancy costumes. Those pres.
s.-. htue Eenhart. Queen of !
Mars s.. R,inhart, Maud Null !
|--. E.lItart. an English Peasant; |
...s'lI. o. GYPSY; Frank Iunstall, |
..r E lard 1unstall. Little Boy |
Mary Leigh. o Yellow Rose; Jen-
i-.l. Little Bo-Peep"; Margs- |
It-. % Daisy; Benme Taylor.
1r-s.. Lzzo Elliott. a Red |
NHl1'e Elliott. a Pink Rose
ara ta ..lr1. u butterfly; Sadie |
Mary Quite Contrary ~; Sally |
1rs Carmen ~; Bunny Mel |
.'-, 'Ioly': Vera Hayemeyer, Fol |
Ea hayemeyer, spring: Ruth |
t.--. Ipua": Bessie Frazier. a
l- GLADYS Frazier, Marchioness;
Sailor; Marie Potts, La |
Ir ..c- Knowles. " Red Riding |
Clarence Knowles, q MARQUIS;
lr..r. Baker. Lucy Haylor, a
aln ia.bo't. a Daisy Mary Bay !
.ll. Elizabeth Smrley, " Spring ~;
stevens. Little Peep"; An
t-r, Little Boy Blue; Katha-
,e..r. Wild Rose; Sallie Mcclure, |
Fashioned Girl. and May Crenshaw,
.t.r Drl.
L. N GLADYS and Bessie Frazier
-l.y charming and captured |
.'-''-. W.Ie Miss Marie Potts was as /
. ia Iosca Is ever stepped |
a,a
t-'hTr ENTERTAINMENTS.
re tandsomest supper parties |
give. a' rye White was enjoyed by !
.- . Nr and Mrs. W. A. Have
ODD Mss Hayemeyer, Of Chicago, |
-', NIs. haskins. Of New York,
eF uug al last week. After an
" aggressive euchre and very |
~ lle supper was served IN 1
Is, ntlutfullv decorated for
Exquisite flowers adorned |
-.l 20 ,gch .ady's place was an
IIr', while silver Souvenirs
presented 30 tho ladies So Tor
.s been present
b nnOud, gave q most de-
r.fe tuChre III tho draw
.' YES iar morning. Mrs. X. II.
- Srs. Charles WORKMAN, Jr..
&c.. .- ng the Donors, and q most
t-.ls vas spent. The prizes,
4. t'a beautiful and tasteful,
Pos .'rs ". q. Eliot. silver hat
/ (. ,,. hcA, New York. silver nail
49, Tod. ''se stevens, silver piu.tray;
i..... He.as. cut glass aud silver
..' ana NTs. William Talbot.
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"a. N" IHahaft was again hostess
elegant card party on Wednes-
t..-.I --. iae contest OF cards was
...'.. 'A mated. while the gracious