Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06

did tho Inequalities Of the occasion. Tho
attendants were as follows,- Misses Grace
Donoho, Villa Phiper. Maria Selden,
laura Mitchell. Lula Neal. Ella wooding.
Mary Armistesd, Matte Clark. Empire
Chalmers, Ellen Rufiin. and Lucie Estes,
and Mesxrs. John Rome, Charlie Crsddock,
Ben Walker. Scott Watson, w. y. Dance.
S Srss Ta nSSsSgsh Nd d sin's George Ms
Meade, Thomas Edmunds, David Chal-
mers, Will Jones. Page Ayres, Gilbert Kos
scr, Hunter Dalton, aud Covington Hewy.
Last night the T. Y. O.'s had O most en-
joyable meeting at the residence OF Mr. r..
II. Miller. Judge Farrar, OF Amelia, WAS
present by invitation and entertained the
company with n humorous talk which was
much enjoyed. In addition 10 the y: 4.
O.'s several friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
were present and the evening was most
ENJOYABLE one.
The ID. G. l.. c., another social club, had
O most delightful meeting on tuesday eve
ming at the residence Of Rev. 4. Il.
Thames. on Pine street. Music. pleasant
chat. and delicious refreshments, together
with the charming hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thames. combined TO make the en-
tertainment all that could be desired.
In North Danyille yesterday afternoon
Miss Virgie Wilkins. daughter of Dir. Il.
III. wilkins, was married 10 Mr.. j. w.
Marlborough, of Semona, n. O.
warm welcome awaits Mr.. Il. j. Jones
and bride when they return TO Danviile.
Mr.. j. Il. Lev, q popular citizen, has an
mavoralty subject to the Democratic pri-
mary.
Mr.. James Brockwell and Miss Mary NJ.
Adams. of this city. were married on the
2Sth.
Mrs. s. G. Morton, OF Halifax. has been
visiting Mrs. Il. G. Watkins, of this city.
Misses Blanche and Madge Graham, OF
Alexandria, arc visiting Mrs. ID. 4. Ora
ham.
Mr.. w. w. wsddill went TO Roanoke du-
ring the week on business.
Mrs. w. Y. NOEL, of this city, has been
visiting at Chatham.
A new social club called the p. II. C.'s
has been organized.
The building occupied by the Orinoco
Club has been painted, overhauled, and
handsomely furnished, and the clubs
quarters are elegant and comfortable.
Professor Dawson, of the Danville Mill
tary Institute. attended the banquet Of the
Chi Phi Fraternity at Hampden-Sidney
College and was poet for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Robertson, Jr..
are now making their home with Colonel
and Mrs. J. NJ. Neal.
Mrs. j. Edmunds Mason, who is now in
a fhlIadelpnla DoSplthl TOT ner nehltn, ~
improving, and it is hoped that she will
soon be entirely restored.
Mr.. j. X. Jopling has been IN feeble
health for the past few weeks, but is i'm
Mr.. Z. w. Grigg went to Winston yes
terday on business.
DIR. l.. L. Harvie made trip to Rich
mond during the week.
Mr. Eugene Withers has been in Rich
mond for the past several days taking
depOsitions.
Mr.. Levi w. Scoyille. a well-known hotel
man, formerly of this city, has been here
for the past few days. 1t is possible that
he will take charge Of the new Hotel Bur
ton, OF Danville.
Colonel James NJ. Neal has returned
from trip to Richmond.
Major Sutherlin and wife, Miss jamie
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Holland, of
this city, and Colonel John s. Cunning
ham and wife attended the Mardi Gras in
New Orleans.
Miss Korella Woodson, of Prince Ed
ward, is visiting friends.
Rev. III. Nj. Hope is attending the Grand
Lodge Royal Arcanum, at Roanoke.
Hon. X. L. Hunter. brother of Rev.
Joshua Hunter, of this city, has been WIS.,
iting his brothers family.
Major J. ID. Patton, Of Richmond, was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. J. G. Rosser has gone to Matthews
county to conduct religious meeting.