Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21


PLEASANT SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
Dancing Parties, Receptions ana osner
Events Of the Week.
AMONG the social events of the week was
n dance given by MISS Roberta Mott Mt 3i7
| south Fourth street in honor OF her guests,
| Miss Annie Waddill. OF James CITY. ana
| Miss Linda Marsion. OF Charles City coun-
| ty. Al ~ o'clock supper wns served.
which was greatly enjoyed by the partici-
pants. The table was decorated with pink
| iamDs. Card-pIaying and dancing were
| participated in until o'clock.
Among the ladies present wore: Miss
Wnitlock. blue satin and lace: Miss Penn.
berton. lavender China silk and natural
flowers: Miss Vim, blue aibatross. white
lace; Miss Lockwood, gray fable; MISS
lace. Miss Mary Cot!rell, cream nuns veil
| ing. natural flowers; Miss Lula Cottreli.
| blue albatross, natural flowers; Miss Lacy,
bIue six null: Miss ENNIS. tan Henrietta;
Miss ANNE WaddiIl. crepe de chene; Miss
Linda Marston, pink faille and lace; Miss
| Loulie Mott, blue surah; Miss. Roberta
Mott, yellow China silk, natural flowers;
Mrs. George Guy. brown brocade; Mrs. r.
II. Mott. black lace. The gentlemen pre-
sent were: Messrs. Blanton, Quisenburry.
Libby. VIM. Ford. PembertoD.. Riley,
| Carter, Beedles, Blake, Zoos. Chick, Mott,
and Guy.
EVENING OF MUSIC.
Miss Eva Doughty had q social gathering
J of friends at her fathers residence, north
| Twenty-fourth street. Monday evening,
music on the piano, guitar, and harmonica
| being the chief attractions. Other amuse-
ments were also engaged in. A collation.
was served about midnight. Among those
| present were Misses Eva and Blanche
| Doughty. Alice Burton, Ida RUSSELL. Cora
| Hay. Jessie and Irene Sanderlin. Annie
| Kenny. Lena and Ellie Goode. Lula Bat
kIps. Laura Wood. Mrs. Walden, Misses
Bella Walden. Hennie Waymoth, Loula
Wright. A. Bracket. l.. Cox, II. Richard
son, ~ Small, Messrs. Harrie Brooks.
| Shirley Gary Lee fergerson, Sterling lay
Tor, Freddie Wilson. Luther Evans, Walter
| Doughty. Bonnie Blake. Bobbie BatkIns,
| Joe Sanderlin. Tom Russell. Ernest Hor-
mon, Ernest Tiller, NJ. Oakley, NJ. Trailer,
| Harvey Walden.
AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION.
Messrs. ]. A. Golden. III. T.. Burnett, and
| G.. j. Hillspan gave their friends very
| pleasant time on Wednesday night at Mrs.
| Jenkns's residence, 1920 east Broad street.
About twelve couples participated in the
| pleasures of the evening. Dancing COM
menced at 8 o'clock and continued until
midnight. when an oyster-supper was
| served; and after being refreshed dancing
| was eagerly taken up again and continued
until 3 A. NJ. Among those present were
| Misses Alma and Lillian jenkins, Carrie
| Meanley, Bella Walden, Providence and
| Rosa Salamoni, Fannie and Blanch Mont
gomery, Nellie Ryan. Annie Preston, and
others. Among the gentlemen were: j. A.
Golden. II. L. Burnett. A. L. HIlsman. Is.
| l.. Hillsman. w. J. Hlllsman, Lee Fergu-
son, G. Q. Mettert, W; L. Taylor, l. ). San
| derlin. L. l.. Crample, William Wagner.
| and Others.
BIRTHDAY ENTERTAINMENT.
One of the most pleasant social events OF
| the season was the birthday entertainment
| of Mrs. II. NJ. Whitney and Katie g. VIII
| klnson Tuesday evening. Among those
present were Misses Mary Longan, Pattle
Mosby, Katie Wilkinson, Maggie Woodland,
| Cassie Atkinson, Maggie Holloran, Sissie
Smith, Minnie LAYTON, Misses Archibalds.
Lille and Lula Lucy, Annie kratziar; Lynn
Baily Misses Goodmans.. Katie Holloran,
Misses Aliens. Fisher, MeIlcena Longan'
| Josie Wilkinson. Messrs. Freddie Beck,
Shirley Gary. Mr. Cook. Gary Pease, Willie
| Holt. Walter Adams. Walter Terry. Lee
| King, Leonard Shelton. Messrs. Bailey,
| John Butler, George Rendley. A. J. Pryde
and wife. Thomas Pollard and wife. John
| Walsh and wife. Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Lon.
| gan, Mrs. Mosoy, Mrs. Montgomery. Sup
per was served at II o'clock. During the
| evening most excellent music was render
| ed.
FANCY RAIL- on CHURCH HILL.
| Anumber OF young ladies residing. in
| the East End rendered q leap-year ball 70
their gentleman friends at Corcoran hall
| Friday night. The affair was UNIQUE
1 Aol, tuln the
evening appeared III fancy dress. Inc
| following were the ladies present:
Miss Madeline Jenkines as Kate Green
| way. Miss Mamie Werner as Lady or
| Lyons. Miss Emma Dorsey as Pink Dom
mo, Miss Lille Brauer as lcicle. Miss
Lee Tyler as Coming Thro' the Rye,
Miss Minnie Butler as Folly, Miss Cassie
| as Snow, Miss Fannie Prioric as Lady
Jane Douglas. Miss Eva Phillips as Blue
| Bird. Miss Emma Cammack as Night aud
| Day, Miss Enroughty as Autumn, Miss
| Corrinne Smith as Maid, Miss Clara Bar
rett as Carpenters Daughter, Miss Mollle
Stringer as The Mascotte.
The gentlemen III attendance were !:
Messrs. William McDonough as japanese,
| Charles Frischkorn as Turk, Freddie
Brauer as Night, H. l.. Watkins as Cadet.
Louis Kellam as Louis XVIII, j. NJ: Dart
as Woodsawyer. Pluck Atkinson as Black
| Domino, Lee Brauer as George Washing
ton, Louis Weimer as Negro Tramp. Clal-
borne Epps as Negro Siugger. Hunter
| Frischkorn as Nankl-Pooh. IoIa Boudar as
Duke of Orleans. Willie Z. Tyler as Old
| Virginia Gentleman, Jack Ferguson, Har-
| vie Davis, Friday Wright, John smith. and
| Louis Frischkorn.
Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Louis Frisch-
korn acted as chaperons.
COMPANIONS FOR HALF CENTURY.
On last Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. Pulling celebrated the ff;ieth an
| nlyersary OF their marriage at 40l west Clay
| street. The venerable couple surrounded
| by a host OF children and grandchildren
| were as lively as the youngest OF the CON-
pany.
Mr.. Pulling, of this city, and Miss Mar
garet Marshall, of Powhatan county, were
married in this city February II, 1872. Dir.
Pulling is the only surviving son of Thoms
Pulling, a member OF the Town Council.
| and contemporary OF William foushee
| iii the early history of Richmond.
They are the parents of Mr.. j. Thomas
and n. A. Pulling. Mrs. j. j. Sullivan. Mrs.
| Il. ID. Jones, of this city, and Mrs. Robert
| Hills, of Lexington. Va, and MIR. 9. A.
Pulling, of Atlanta. GA.
| They were the recipients of presents and
| congratulations. and many wishes fer q
continued longevity.
| TEA GIVEN BY MISS PELoUzE.
| On Wednesday afternoon from 4 to
| Miss Pelouze gave delightful tea at her
home on east Marshall street IN honor of
| her guest, Miss Underhill of Jersey City.
| All the decorations were pink. Mrs. and
Miss Pelouze received their friends, as
sisted by Mrs. j. +. Welcome. Miss Virgie
| Allen, and Miss Emma Frost. Miss Ruby
Mcdowell. charming deb,aante. served the
punch. while Mss Stella Burr gracefully
presided OF the tea table.
wEsT-END MAsQUERADE.
| A masquerade ball was given Friday
night at No. 1901 west Main street by
Messrs. George T.. Anderson and II. T.
Shell to a number of their friends.
The grand march was led by Mr. Z. L.
| Ford and Miss Mollie Davidson. The cos
tunes of the dancers were very pretty and
| showed tasteful ideas. and the scene pre-
sented was one of unusual brilliancy.
During the evening handsome collation.
| uaa saryed Messrs John n Arm hrpch