Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
OLD POINT COMFORT.
rue ceNrLemeN GAVE 4 RgrunN
GERMAN TO THE YOUNG LADIES.
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,cor,.spondepcs Of the kicbpond Dispstch-l
ORR Pour Coxrosr, Va, April 2.-After
ths handsome german given by the young
isdies a. the Hygeia Hotel last Tuesday 1t
dsvolved on the young gentlemen to re-
turn the compliment, which they did on
saturday night, and in manner entirely
satisfactory 10 all who participated: Inc
cotillon was led by Mr.. Halle, OF New
York. WITH Miss Compton, OF Washington
and the following were among the dancers;
Nj. purcell and Lieutenant kugRies,
W;ss Haskins and Lieutenant Van Deusen,
W,ss PanIdipg and Lieutenant otrauo,
Ma Keyens and Major McGinness. MIS-;
lockwood and Mr. Conway, MIS-. MetcsiI
and MIR. Yonng, Miss HoiprV0k snu mr.
Austrian, Mrs. Markle and Mr; oanu Ny
Mrs. Van Deusen and Dr. hou NO p1ns
;nnhsm Mrs Post and Mr.. Sharpe, Miss
rremer and Mr.. Greene, Mrs. McSweeney
and M. Dayitts, Miss Lindley ana M.
smith. Miss Hopkins and Mr.. Armstrong,
Miss Gillette and Mr. Watts, Miss Burnett
and Mr.. Schermerhorn, Miss Abbott and
I;entenant George F. Landers, Fourth
Artillery, one of the popular young Dscne
lors of the garrison, sent out invi.a.ioI -
for an afternoon tea on SATURDAY ias.. =.
accented. and that the young people nsd
q most enjoyable afternoon.
TO THE LAUNCH.
Nearly half of the garrison and q large
marty from the hotel went up TO Nortoik
On Thursday TO witness the launch OF the
Raleigh. After the cereip onies were over
Secretary Tracy and two or three irienas
cana down to the Point and dined at the
Hygeia. returning to washington tn"' eve
ming. GU. r.h C.ro,~r
Who ia now on special duty IN connection
with the North Carolina militia, arrived
here ON a visit yesterday morning. lie
came M from Raleigh with the Governor
and staff to witness the launch. and took
advantage of his proximity, TO the post 70
look up Q number of his old classmates;
Lieutenant J. l.. Chamberlain, First
Artillery, arrived from Washington ouh'
day morning. ..h.
Hygeia with Captain M. p. Maus. aide-de;
camp. for a months visit. The General
was called TO the Indian Territory to adjust
some trouble between the settlers ana the
Indians. put hopes to JOIN his family be
fore they return to Chicago.
CHANCE FOR SPEECH.
Mr.. Chauncey n. Depew was at the Poin'
ON Sunday and will arrive again Sunday
morning to visit his family who are here
for the season.
Mrs. Mitchell, wife of Captain George
Mitchell, Fourth Artillery, arrived from
Fort Adams, X. l.. Monday, on visit t
her daughter, Mrs. Lieutenant Wilcox.
Miss Carroll Campbell, OF Washington
daughter of the late Major j: b. Campbell
Fourth Artillery, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Captain Davis:
Mrs.. Rodell left on Wednesday evenins
for a short visit to friends in Baltimor'
and Washington.
Lieutenant John A.. Rogers, United
States navy, now on sick list, and wife, ar
rived from Washington Monday morning
The torpedo-boat Cushing arrived iron
New York last evening and sailed fo
| Washington this morning.
MIR. Arthur E. Bateman. formerly trea
surer of the Atlantic and Danville railroad
arrived from New York on Tuesday morn
| ing. D, -:.I
party of prominent British tourists oil
| board, was IN the Roads Tuesday.
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