Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
HOLIDAY FEATURES.
.onliANr GERMAN AT seLvpeRE
HALL LAST NIGHT.
-. Of the Hattic--An Easter-Egg
uunt-Excursion 60 rrovi-
dcnoe Forge.

...oro 81 Lent and the incoming OF
ll' ..i seaSon WA celebrated ht beivi-
f''., ,..t nigh, by brilliant german, given
~ srsnices Of tho Junior Ciab.
81 t,r,, couples took part In the dance,
V'. one q tho most soioct and brilliant
- ~. and in the number OF Thrpsicho-
fu'r.-..,o IAN, strangers The University OF
fii,, as vel represented. as many of the
N-f'.. -.,,e down yesterday 10 see the ball
Gi'- .r. ,ne Cockade City also sent dele
20 80 german. IL was led by Mr.. Dolph
80 -,,,ss ALI that skin, grace, and personal
bai' i''...,,t repderiL Thilow's band furnished
e,nlsio ,.... ,nons the young ladies
Misses yirgie Brock, Nirgie Cadoi'
a,,,s. stannie Atkins, Eyie Walker, Luiie
bsl c.,,,a Johnston Of Petersburg, Carrie
sA'- f,,nne,ie Bradley Of Fredericksburg,
to r..,t.v. Emily Cary, Mise johnson OF
S',t ..o Niss Cox Of New York, Julia Lee,
tt. ir,,.r.,r. Sslno Deane, sailis Afriend,
81. r.,t. Rosalie Scott, Enen Blair. Graco
Es' rfs wexford. Addie johnson, Mary
or 'la' n-,e-sbare. Annie Gray, Bona Harri-
ff .s.f. Annie NJ -tiuire, Sadie Coup CT
o. L..-s iuia Leo. Befsie Nenable OF Pc
80 aGnie and Ida 1aliaferro OF Orange
p1' al cora Carriugion OF Baltimore
.--r ne ctaperons were; MIS-. nhatiee snl,ln'
~ r,.'-,rr. Mrs. Robert Leo Powers, Mrs.
fea1 ',,.-t.r Mr. J. Armstrong Welsh, Mrs.
2l-,,,, ,..-....n. and Mrs. Lucien Tatum.
" h.-.i..aen IN attendance we're: hessrs.
lle ~, u .. Gillian Of Powhntan, Stuart
l. srah4m HoheOn, Gilmcr Patton,
NNes" ca'fbmey, Fred. Lambert, Greer
cav DreWry, Elmer Ecker, Lee
ts-t re- Stfnrfellow, James Stringfellow,
hittt' ~. Alex. Cameron, WiilOughDy Now
L's' 80. E.frood, Philip Powers, Charles
~ u D. Baker, Gibbs Halle, Lewis ana
a.A. gr.qtrr. a. Y. Moon, l.. T. Robertson,
- ~ ',,..,.'re. stuart Bryan, John Bryan, j.
Ai' e,e-1ry. Julioa Binford, Arthur MAYO,
n y rt'rsrnship. Frank Powers, Willie
liAa ..,-'i0n McCabe, Henry sutton, James
s rqn Green, Bartlett Roper. Jr., Of
t..---g George l. Christian, Littel Wilson.
~, B0tmer, frank Polls ana X d. 'Ohis'oh'
TnE 1ElP or TnE HATTIE.
-.. y,uo s,esm-yacht Hattie went down TO
49, Illd yesterday with q number OF
t.-.t ,s.arccfs. who were all intent on Turing
i..l 'l.al ratlshos from their cool haunts IN
.s.fg shadows Oi the Joyial "Jeems"
is r.'r r.,srdsI tho Hsttie were the Misses
,...flsn. Mise strang, Miss Maude Grimes,
.m McLaughlan, Mr.. 4. Mclaughlin
,. III. We.sr-. Dudlcy Whitehead. !. Their
- ,5-th. Frank Mayer, J. NJ. Mayer, and
(. Il '.-,en. The party was chaperoned by nr.
rlN-> NcLaug1lan. -, ~.
if-r. verc thrown out. out as the enilre
~. ..a.ro p0Ur little twO-inch catfish, the
49,. ts.,me l.sgusted and turned :he prov
-.-.rsffIe towards the monitors, which they
,trstorn. They were cOurteously received
7, c.rns1der Pigman. and after pleasant
-r.rtvIth him returned 20 the city.
Az eco HUNT.
.ftns most pleasant children's entertain
.--t..f ff.e season was given 10 the class-rooms
-t..y.I1r Mems Christian Association yes
amer ihc auspices Of the Circle OF Indus
rorcrfcnary Methodist church. IL was
d. .r,.tr- IIunt IN the Bsrn-Yard,' and was
-. sug..rr affair. The barn-yard was
..-a, .rt. .feIsl one, and the goose nests ana
r.t... r.sts, with the fowls covering dozens
,,,.....r-l eggs we're exceedingly realistic.
..r.tf children enjoyed the entertainment,
,l-r.v l.lllrs we're corraled for the church
I'm. r'.torcs 10 charge.
UTKsIOS 10 PROVIDENCE FORGE.
r..t 400 people went down 10 Providence
F-,..r te excursion given by the Excelsior
..I g1n oi the West End yesterday, and
.-r.r.,.aiug the bad weather, spent a very
lIlt- 4-y