Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-20
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| fCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
D,sy,II.H. Va, March l9.-Miss Rosa
| Freeman. who has been spending the WIN
fer IN this city, left for her home. IN Roa-
| nOkc. to-day.
Miss Matte Clark has returned from
visit 10 Spencer's, Va.
Mr. d. A. Herndon. of the Lynchburg
| Adrance. was in the city on Thursday.
| The bazaar for the benefit of the Home
Cor the Sick will be held April Goth. and
| not in June, az has been incorrectly
| stated.
! the city Wednesday,.
Misses Jennie and Annie Millner, of
Rockingham county, N. u, nave Deen
| visiting the Misses Griggs.
Nessrs. A. j. Dance. q. y. Talbot, j. i.
! Catlin. and W. ". Maddill attended the
| southern Tariff Association In Washington
| and represented the local Board OF Under
writer's Of Danyille.
Mr.. A. Wildman. wife. aud daughter,
| have returned from trip TO Baltimore.
Miss Eva Lawson has returned from
very pleasant visit TO Buena Vista.
Miss Eliza Millner, who has been visiting
Miss Iucie Estes, has returned to her
| home in Henry county.
DIR h. ". Cabell and Mr. p. A. Cabell left
| for Richmond on Thursday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Young
Mans Christian Association will give an
| interesting entertainment III the early
| future.
Mir. AL. s. Lipman, member OF the
" Burglar" theatrical company, was kind
i enough on Wednesday morning 70 meet
| the Dapyille amateurs, who are rehearsing
| for A Scrap Of Paper" and give them
! few pointers about the play. Mr., lipman
| once took part in the play, and his III ats
as 10 situations, &c, were very vaiuapie
70 the amateurs. -
| On tuesday evening Mr.. aud Mrs. W. 5.
! Copeland entertained the Society Illka at
! them home. ON Holbrook avenue. The IN
yitation was to Iiika aud the members of
the club invited the girls. There were
sixteen couples present. In order to pre-
vent the entertainment IRON dragging.
a simple programme was prepared.
With Charles Lambs Dissertation on
| Roast Pig" as basis. In the outset
! little Miss Mary Gravely sang This
| Little Pig Went 10 Market" after
| which Mss Matte Clark read the
! dissertation above referred TO. ,ihen
each one of the guests in turn was bind
! folded and drew, without the aid oil the
eve, his or her idea OF roast pig. Inc
| drawings were feariully and wonderfully
made. and provoked great hilarity: Inc
| frst prizes were won by Miss klttie Hay
| Penn. of Reidsville. n. o.. and Captain j.
| n. Saunders, OF the Danville Military IN
stituIe. ard the boobies were won by Miss
Matte Clark and Mr.. }. p: Williamson.
q, An tine prizes were miniatures u the
no After the drawing MIR. Frank y.
| Yoodson told the guests that the proper
vay 10 draw pig was the old way-to Wit;
,.,th an ear OF corn. lie demonstrated
| ~ manner in which this was done IN his
Snv hood DAYS and when he began 10 call
.he no the butler entered the parlors
bcsr,ns on tray a fine specimoa OF roast
D,s in fhs aesb. The guests then went INTO
lie dinlne-room where roast pig, salads,
ices. aud fruits were served. The guests
were Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Talbot, Misses
Fannie Haryie. Matte Clark, Kate Graysly,
| Rosa freeman, Mary Penn. Kite Nay
Penn, Hattie Holcombe, Fuse Woouing.
sailie Blackwell. Laura mi.cnen' f.n;s