Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
LENT ORA WING NEAR
7sr LIGHTS or RICHMOND SOCIETY
WILL BURN DlMLY THROUGH IT.
, period that VIII lie GLADLY Welcomed
entertainments Given Last Week
Iast Of the Tuesday Germans.


,.nf fho significance Of state Of torpid
,, Gloom. aud settled morbid crn'd-oarly
..-,.oe and lay Of uninterrupted yawns,
,,.fb cverv day as peaceful as sunday and
.,,-, evening as uueventiul as the amp
De house of a country parish. o, mis-
Gallon idea, Oh deluded impression +!
t...a worldly point Of view Lent Is Dut
,t, fourth act IN the play with the stage
f..I-e lowered aud the blue-iights am.
.. ..1,g. ouayernc music makes mystery
nra interest.
1q.f.rwiI bring the curtain up in tho
rr.I.a act where an the 0rGmQiis psrsODO Of
.tr val crowd upon tho sage for the
.rI finale. hut not hal. so absorbing
-. l.its Cash oi gay cOiors and clash Of
,..-..-uI sounds a. TINS per Cd OF pcni-
,...aI r1IstuCc suppO edly subdued and
...rfact o paradox az it may seem. it IS
...-flD.Dss true that the end o. the ncst
...un-. most exciting, aad brilliant sea
.. sayetg ever known H. Richmond IS
I...f with uucorccalcd delight Tho
.-r folk are now ready Co say, like
.r children. g. let US play something
v. .re irci of Follow the lea Her."
r...aI exhaustion. as well as
.raI appetite for more 81 tho
r H.For.ug of variety ~ the cha
tru. tle pleasures, IS q strong cause
....- grateful feeling winch steals over
... I.lft wont 70 beat under SATIN and
o.- f.ai the day VIII soon come when
..r N.at 100 peace and that meath some
r.ue ~ warmth AMI comfort. For
,- ..r speaking, society people COM
.ae very hardest working OF all the
..-..r classes. Sightseeing and society
70 ~. ~ t.| q nf q
,.-.,.. and oer',s the most allurng; but
amount of genuine industry aud ex-
.-.... required lu both would put 10 tho
.r.. DO. horny-handed sou Of TOLL
.-..k. tae most smiling " l00r-walker,'
.t... business 10 il 10 " do" the polite,
.... e.1raso from the vast company be
l..I. ft- misery Of everlasting and con-
.... mootA-tougucd suaylly.
lfsr Is GLADLY WELCOMED.
rttr wonder Doe ~ then. that is univer-
.l..rg over the blue hgnts of Lent
-fl. olm and los. when there IS no
,..- I'D rO and nowhere o. 60. except %
.. tyUu want 60 and STAY where You
. I- not TINS SD. radiant dLuiuHi, 30
.' D.. the liokcriug freight with
0l time % he natural and
3d.. earnest and trueY And
ggv Young matron. - II
... . r.lsf uuutterable 20 conscience and
.-I.. hiyc time and thought 20 hear tne
'..a ay mo of each little one before
.eu, While gentlemen OF business.
llsure. ~ 81 pleasure. how thankful
t.lI r those forty days wherein there
DID lalut ncs of terropin and cham
... AVID forty evenings blessed by on
.nled coat, o good cigar, ana the
... tap'is(
IA-I OF TIE TUESDAY GERMANs.
lr tuesday evening the Belyldere was
f.....i with an unusually brilliant as
.ra Df dancers, as 30 was the last of
r..9us Tuesday germans. The mr.
r. a.re Tea by Sir. ia. ilanewincksl,
b.. ..ull and an elegant repast served.
present We're:
U-. James Patterson Mrs. j. Mason
A. p. tIr.. G.. T.. Smith, Mrs. Dryden ell
Nrs George ~. Anderson, Mrs II.
o. Watkins. Mrs. Robert Powers.
r. Misses Eusie Tenant, Helen
Cameron. lyle Jones. New York, Ross
Barton Heights. SchwaItzWelder
.. BROOKLYN. Nome and Adele Burthe Of
DIVERSITY OF Virginia. Ellen bruce OF
Halifax. Florence Mckenny, Mary Nayo,
t.lrs Shields. Columbia Ilaycs. Isabel
-..et. Caihe Eyland, Saline Talbot, Bessie
FL u. Norma Walker, Bessie IGce NiTgle
..t. Iorta Wexford, Irene lhnghOrue.
,a Hob-on, Hattie Ross, MARY Ander-
..I Gertrude Howard, Bessie Addison,
and Emma barkslale. Messrs. Cary
S appard. William Parrish, Churchill
l.uug, f. Atkinson, Stewart string
s ow, J.. Y. Williams, George Glib
sn. J.. NJ. Parker, Kirk Mitchell,
William FERGUSON. +. II. G.. Cebell'
Holiday. I'd. Palmer, Allen
otis, William Ilanowuckel, Allen al
bout. George Anshe, Arthur Wiley,
lnc0lm McCabc. Penn. Morris, John
BRYAN. Morris Crershav, Charles An
um. Preston holland. Jock Peasants,
Dbl. Wills, H. 7. BaskcIvli, Jr., Robert
Campbell, George Lee, Saunders Hobson,
Waller Morton. Meade Haskins. Benjamin
STACY. G.. ". CarrngtOn, and others.
Decidedly one Of the handsomest enter
taiuments of the winter was gwen by Mr.
.nI Mrs Barton Grundy on Wednesday
evening, when they made welcome the
Greenbrier Stop club at their home, on
west franklin street. In every detail II
Vas "a most perfeCtly-deyised plan OF plea
sure aud comprised al the myth OF q
clil party and all the elegance Of
reception. Throughout the halls
aud every room the Tarest plants ana
flowers were grouped IN midsummer uxu-
Rance. Gay and gaudy tulips like plies
~ red and yellow cups, heavily periumed
l.ecinths. rich roses, and myriad snowy
bells OF lilies OF the valley in most effective
array formed part of the decorations. A
hand Of music filled the fragrant air with
melody and mingled It with the sounds OF
merimcnt. The prizes were all from
Hhany's, as were the exquisite solfUea'rs
or each guest, which were pack OF cards
each IN case of satin. with miniature
iace-cafds painted,upOn one side and upon
tie other "Greenbrier Stop Club, febru-
arg q. 1s92.n
A large cut-glass dish was won bv Mrs.
Frank Christian and q silver paper-knife
with Rcu de Us handle by Mrs. Charles Z.
IathrOp at one table. At another cut
gIa pitcher was won by Mrs. X ). Bosher
aud silver stamp-boI by Mrs. Ed. Chris
tan. While at the third table Miss Bessie
Lay Won "a silver pln-cushion and Mrs.
John Kerr Branch silver paper-hanger.
During the game the most refreshing cp@u-
payne frame were served al intervals,
ana at ii o'clock. when the gentlemen
were hidden TO the least" as II by ma
&c, the large tables were spread with
cleaning damask and laid with glass and
silver for fine course supper, at when
tae guests sat, minelng the feast OF
reason" with that of fish and fowl until
tue wee sma' hours of the morn"
Those present we're Mrs. Charles +. La
ihrOp, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. >. Bosher, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Royal, Mrs. John Enders,
Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs.
DANES A. Welsh. Sir. and Mrs. George Is.
McAdams, DIR. and Mrs. X. q. Cabell. Dir.
and Mrs. Egbert Leigh. MIR. and Mrs. j. h:
Branch, NJ. and Mrs. +. X. Scott, MIR. and
Mrs. A. 4. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. James
l1oley. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christian, Mrs.
l1. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. James Allison. Mr..
and Mrs I'd. Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. Of
way Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. g. ID. langhorne,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tazewell Elicit. Mr. and Nrs.
Charles Workman, ST., Misses Jennie
Marsh. Leila Myers, Bessie Lay, Mary
LYONS, Camilla Scott, Lafond Palmer,
Elise Stroiher. Irene Langhorne, Helen
Christian. Messrs. James Branch, William
Massie. }. 4. Anderson. Charles Boiling,
Lgh,ioot Wormeley, Joseph Bryan, John
LYONS. William Grant. Roosevelt Page. and
others.
MRS. sooTI'H TEA.
Mrs. Fredrick II. Scott gave charming
Tea on Wednesday afternoon from TO 3,
% honor Of her daughter. Mrs. Hugh
Campbell. IL was delightful affair IN
every way. and the congenial assembly OF
el,gant-looking married ladies present
cuuced boy their animated smiling faces
the pleasure they were each gaining. Ars.
Scott received ~ gown Of black velvet
aud Duchesse lace Mrs. Campbell, in