Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

diamonds. Duchesse lace. white brocadc
front, Mrs John y. Hooe. Alexandria,
yellow silk, embroidered silycr: Mrs. A.
u. Baskerville. Columbus, Miss white
ssTegon and diamonds Mrs.. a,lle Turner Ter
lavender silk; Mrs. ]. s. u. Cullen. Rich
mond. black tullc. geld spaneies; Mrs.
Frank Clark, Baltimore, pink and yellow
MORE: Miss Agnes Crawford, Alexandria.
white silk and pearls; Mrs Rozler Bula-
nay. white crepe do chine and diamonds;
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter, black silk and Jet;
Mrs. William FELTON,, Macon. white SIX,
brocaded IN pink roses; Mrs. Reipnart,
Boston. iilac-striped satln, puchesse lace,
and diamonds: Mrs. q. w. Haskins, New
York, black chiffon embroidered in vel,
low, Mrs. Thompson Brown. Bedford
county, white crepe do chine and pearls ;
Miss Bowman. Pennsylvania. white cord
ed silk; Miss Anita Bell, Columbus.
Miss, yellow elk; Miss Johnston.
Birmingham. yellow brocade: Miss
Annie Williams, Richmond. iight.blue
crepe and lace; Miss. SaIlie Taibott.
Richmond. yellow silk bengaline; MISS
E EHd White. Norfolk. lowered China
silk and lace: Miss Bessie Allyn, Norfolk.
yellow brocade and point lace; Miss Nc
Laughlin. PHILADELPHIA, yellow. chiffon /;
Miss Spry, Philadelphia, yellow BEN
ealine Miss Margaret Young, Louis
Vile, pale-blue brocade and pearls
Miss Hopkins, Washington. yellow ben
galine; Miss Margle Pettet, Louisville,
yellow crepe. topaz Miss Nina Whitehead,
Norfolk. corn-colored silk; Mss Colds
borough. Baltimore, white silk and lace;
Miss Marian HUBBARD, white silk, Duchesse
and lace, pearls; Miss Virginia Cooper.
Baltimore, pale-green silk and lace; Miss
Tabb. Hampton, green and white silk I;
Miss Bessie Clark. Baltimore. blue and
white MORE; Miss Judith Darlington.
Richmond, white brocsde silk and tale.
pearls, and Miss Carrie Wood. Louisville,
white tulle and diamonds.
BRILLIANT GERMAN.
With all tho brilliancy of the ball II was
not without its rivals during the week,
for never vet has the list OF August failed
to institute IN embarrassment OF rlcnes Ia
entertainments at the old white" On
Monday evening q brilliant german OF fifty
couples was danced, being led by MIR.
Joseph Semmes. OF New Orleans, with
Miss America Payne, of Warrenton. The
others dancing were Misses Clark, Bruce,
Lawson, Cox, Cooper, Bowman, Rhett,
Shields, Johnston. Kenan, Calweil, White
head, Fairleigh, Frost. Belo, Spofford,
Hopkins. McGinnis. Noble. Bell, and Lur-
ton. Messrs. Elliott. Moore, Menslng'
jenkins. Semmes. Ober, Villepigue. stern,
Sharp. Gibson, Cooper. Toler, Dulaney.
Chambelain, McVeigh, Hall, Carter, Pea
body, and Others.
GAY PARTIES.
Monday morning Miss Frost, of Wash
ington, gave delightful driving party,
while in the afternoon q Salmagundl party
was given by the Misses Brown, OF Brook
lyn, and was a most novel as well as de-
| liehtful entertainment. A different game
was PLAYED at each table. so the winner
had to be expert at euchre, dominoes, old
maid, whist, tiddle-de-winks, DC;
work-basket Miss Noble. a lamp-screen,
Miss Fairleigh, candle-stick; and Miss
Judith Darlington piece of brtc-o-brdc.
Miss Noble, OF Baltimore, was hostess OF
beautiful progressive-euchr on
Wednesday afternoon. The prizes were
won by Miss Brown, silver hain-braeeiet ;
Miss Belo. picture-frame Miss keenan,,
lace-pin; Miss Hopkins, plece or orlc.d-
brdc, Mr. McCue, silver cun-Duttons; Dir.
ODER. silver pencil; Mr.. Belo, ash-re-
| ceiyer.
PROGRESSIVE PRIZES.
Mrs. Ashton Starke, of Richmond, gave
we've egant ladies progressiye-euchre
ON Wednesday evening, which was en-
loved greatly by all present. Roman
punch with small cakes were most re-
freshing after the excitement of the game.
while the graceful hospitality of the hostess
was much appreciated.
The prizes were very handsome and were
won by Mrs. Robert Whitlock, silver
comb Mrs. Pembroke Jones, q gold
souuenir spoon. and Mrs. Andrew Simonds,
pair of silver manicure scissors. A con-
ISOLATION prize was cut for by the less for
tunate players and won by Miss Annie
Williams, an exquisite fancy card-case,
while beautiful souuenir hat-pin was
presented Miss Judith burlington, who
kept the score.