Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

who with her charming daughters, Misses
Anna and Clemenee Cooke, are spending
the winter in this city at the Hotel Mozal,,
on ca the Young society people OF the Guy
most charming german at the mozart
Wednesday, which was the hrst oreak lIoni
the Lenten solemnitics. There were
number Of guests from other cities. ino
thr3,,ohout the evening. the german being
led by our local 10 Lane Sterne.Mr.
HAMPTON Wayt, of this city. with MISS
Cjemence Cooke. Mr.. Wayt, TO. the ne-
| iichf Of the guests, broke away from the
Ola conventional figures and introdlceo
many novel and original ones. Az through
out the evening delightful COLLATION. was
| served. Some OF the guests preseh. "eio
| Miss Lillian Arthur, PINK mou as ro
| Williams. blue challi; Miss Nola rowe:
white and blue null Miss Eta Everett, OF
| Kentucky, sulphur-colored silk; MISS Eiia
Foster. lavender silk gauze; Miss Opie, Oh
| baltimore. black velvet over Nie,green
silk: Miss Matte Wayt, rose-coiored SIN
| Miss Foster, of Shreveport; green SIX
| la Cleopatra; Miss Dyer. OF New oIieahs;
cream silk : Miss Bessie McCue, uot.ed
| muslin; Miss Anne Cooke. white silk ana
swansdown: Miss Sadie Weller. lndia
| null: Miss Mary Morton, blue China SIX
Miss Ellen Guigon. of Richmond: en-
broidered null: Miss Clemence Cooke,
| IVORY gray net; Miss Nettie Baker,
cream mousseline dc sole; Miss CHRIS
| tian. white null; Miss Bessie van
| Lear. red silk: Miss Gu,sie bumgardi
| ner, Nile-green silk Miss Minnie Mcooui'
! dotted null. Some OF the gentlemen no
| ticed were Messrs. Clarke Worthlngton'
| Harry Eichelberger, j. II. Woodward, T..
| S. Sublett. Murray Hilleary. II: ID. Murray
| I / Rumeardner. Hampton II. Wayt, K.
| q n. Nelson, V. L. Denny, w. IL. DE bell
/ " McChesney, Robert Blackboard, D.
| Mac McCue, 4. =. Brown, Carter Bra1ton'
| Fupene Hoge. DR.. Harry Wlnn OF hich-
m0nd. Isaac G. Morton. Wilson spitter'
| William Walker, ". +. Lisers, W. W.
| Sproul. Kenneth Mccoy, George ID. van
Lear. and A. s. Morton. The chaperohs
| of the evening were Mesdames L. r..
| Dubbs. II. 5. Turk. and William Ii: Cooke.
the first annual ball of the J. T., Is.
Stuart Division of the knights OF Pythlas
was had in Crowle's new hall Monday eve
ning. The music was furnished by the
! orchestra of ten pieces from the Stonewall
| Brigade Band. under the leadership OF fro-
! fessor Touchon. The floor was kaiel;
doscopic maze Of beautiful women anu
gallant men, ana during the evening
snmntuous banouet was served. The
Committee.of Arrangements, Messrs. D;
Frank Kincan, George G. Espenshled, and
s. p. Lushbaugh. together with the Floor
Committee. Messrs. j. Lewis Bumgardner,
/ s. Humbert. Frank b. Yates, and George
G. Espenshied, were untirlng IN ther
graceful courtesies to their guests. Inc
ball was voted q grand success from the
onenine overture to the concluding figure,
| "Old Dan Tucker ,,,.,,..
Messrs. C. Russell Caldwell and William
| ]. Perry were in Roanoke this week Iooh-
inc after their interests in that city.
Henry w. Holt. Esq, of the stanton oar'
was in Richmond Thursday. -.
Miss Maude Cooke left Thursday for
Huntington, where she will be the guest
of friends.
Misses Buelah Newton and Ruth Mayer
returned Wednesday from MI. Jackson
where they pleasantly spent Easter holi-
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