Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
norr 1ourr,s PRODUCTIVE SOIL.
Charlottesviile's Personals.
tFIUTI NNH TITO i" VI "E'''7''"T
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.


CHARLorTEsyILLE. Va, October S.-The
fall german OF the University German
Club was given this week in tho Wash y
Hail and was greatly enjoyed by all
present. A band of five. pieces. under
Thilow, Of Richmond, rendered excellent
music. At $3.50 o'clock Mr.. r. L. Mason's
whistle was heard and the merry whlrl
commenced. As the couples filed past the
cbaperons they were presented with
so,cenr badges on which were printed,
Fall German of the German Club, Unl-
yersity of Virginia. Washington Hall, Oc-
tober, 1892" Blue ones we're handed 10
the gentlemen, while the ladies were
presented with helIotrope ones. The
following couples were present: Hamp-
son Gary, with Miss Lettie Robertson;
George Ainslie. Miss Nonnie Burthe: j. A.
August, Jr., Miss Mollie Michie; Henry
Martin, Miss Winnie Sears, of Washing
Charles Mullikln. Miss Virginia Mason;
L. Greene, Miss Maggie Mason
W. r. Abbott, Miss Adele Burthe: A. p.
Harden. Miss Judith Deane, OF Richmond;
j. b. Robertson Miss Bessie Mar
TIN, of Richmond; Harry Sims, Miss
Mary Randolph: Charles Woods. Miss
Lizzie Miehie; G.. Burtha, Miss Nora
Moran; Harrison Randolph, Miss Es-
telle Burthe; Paul billiard, Miss
Mary Knett, OF ouutH Caio iiHn
L. c. Mercer, Miss Mary Howard, of Rich
mond Harry w. Heath, Miss Leila Harri-
son, OF New York; L. Bates Black. Miss
Page, Birmingham, Ala. II. Stefiian, Miss
Belle Moran; Bernard Harrison, Miss
Elizabeth Harrison. Stays; Messrs. o. W.
Catchlnes, NJ. NJ. Mcclure. James Ruther-
ford. Aldrich Burthe. NJ. X. Cannon, II. II.
Duke, ]. S. Hanckel, and J. Bryan. Chape-
rons: Mesdames Mason. Moran, Randolph,
Sears, Burthe, and Dean.
The condition of Mrs. J. Nj. Goodwin,
whose serious illness has been noted, Is
very much improved.
Mrs. X. b. Turpin and Mrs. q. IL. Nc
Ghee. of Bedford City, were visitors to
Charlottesville this week.
Miss Nettie Thurman, Of Rockfsh, is
the guest of Mrs. j. V. Perley.
Mrs. II. II. Carter, of SMYRNA, Del, is
visiting her son, MIR. +. j. Carter, In this
city.
Miss Julia Gilmer, of Washington, well
known here, IS the guest of DR.. W. G..
Rogers. on High street.
Mr.. Eugene Sampson and family, of
Bowlesville. this county, have moved to
Charlottesville, where they will reside.
Mr.. l.. G.. Evans, who was called away
about two weeks ago by the death OF his
father, has returned.
Captain Nj. 2. Funkhouser, of Staunton,
the afternoon for South Carolina.
Mr.. Lapgland of the university, is in
Richmond.
DR.. j. J. Mccormick and Mr.. F. Fl. An
drews spent several days with their friends
at the university this week.
MIR. "ChapRie" Jones is visiting at the
ball team last session. He will be missed
this year.
Several students attended an entertain
ment at Keswick this week.
Miss Annie Durrette. of Keswick. is the
guest of the Misses Vandegrift, on west
Main street.
Miss Bessie Young. daughter of Profess
sor @. 4. Young, of the Charlottesville Fe-
male Seminary, left on Thursday to attend
the marriage of Miss Fannie Holt, daugh-
ter of Judge II. A. Holt, of the Supreme
Court of West Virginia, to Mr.. Watt, of
Huntington, w. Va Miss Young is to be
one of the bridesmaids.
ham. and Miss Lula Austin, daughter of
MIR. Frank Austin, were married at the
residence of the brides father. near Earlys-
vile, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. b. +. Grove was called awav by the
death of his brother-in-l Mr.. Charles 4.
Bolls, who died at his home, at Hillsboro',
this county. on Thursday aged 81.
DIR. $. II. Moffet, of Har1sonburg. was in
the city yesterday.
The Board of School Trustees of Staun-
ton have employed Mr.. b. l.. Sneed, OF
this city. as teacher in the public schools
there.
The Friendship Fire Company of VIM
chester presented Mrs. l.. +. Brownley
with handsome silver butter-dish in APP
probation of her kindness.
Mrs. ii. w. Rhodes and daughter, of
Austin. Tex. are at Miss Virginia Cranks,
on Ridge street.
Messrs. N. o. and l.. L. Lauve, of
Georgetown College. who have been visit
ing their aunt. Mrs. s. G. Lauve. have re-
turned TO their studies.
Mrs. Deane and her daughter, Miss
Judith, who were guests at the Hotel
Aloemarie tor several weeks. have returned
to their home in Richmond.
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Patton, of Culpeper, and
Miss Annie BEVERLEY. of Orange. are visit.
Ing their sister, Mrs. Keller. at the resi-
dence OF Captain L. =. Keller. on High
street.
Mr.. James Perley attended the meeting
OF the International Funeral Directors
Association. which met In Louisville this
week. Mr.. Perley is tho treasurer of tho
State association, and was one of the delo-
gates TO the international association.
Major and Mrs. George A. Ferneyhough
have issued invitations to the marriage Of
their daughter. Jennie Ashlie, to Mr..
George I, fernsyhough. the ceremony to
take place at kelso," near Steny Point.
Aibemsrle county, on Wednesday, 0cto.
Der 18th. at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Ostssby Jones returned to NJ cCabsss
school this week, where be will teach dus
ring the current session.
Mr. Gua A. Brooux Jr. on the afA6 Of