Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
eAYeTIes AT ALLEeHANY.
The Pace Quieksned BIZ Lively Young
BIeods from the South.


BIeods from the South.
| fcorrespondoncs Of the Richmond Dispatcn-l
ALLEoHANY SpRrNos. Va, August 5.--Tbe
| past week has been full to repiction of all
sorts of pleasures and eayeties, and Alle-
| ghany bids fair to sustain fully its past
reputation for pretty girls. galore. plenty
of bsaux. and fun q oil kinds.
A large party OF young men from the
| South has quickened the pace of matters
| of late. they being very full of resources
| of enjoyment for themselves as well as
| adding to that OF others. They all sing
| aud play upon some musical instrument,
all dance well. and one or two possess a
| decided histrionic talent. So their versa
| tility has proved continued pleasure to
all. The party consists Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
c. Garrett, Mr.. f. X. Nixon. Augusta,
| Ca. Messrs. Henry Inman, Inman Saul-
| ders, L. Is. Hulsey. Atlanta, Ca; L. h.
| Siegie and A. L. Pemberton, North Caro-
lima.
| TO TIE YOUNG srrN.
The young ladies of Allegheny recently
gave complimentary german to the
| young men. There were sixteen couples,
| led by Mr.. Y. X. Nixon dancing with Mrs.
T. @. Garrett. The ballroom presented a
pretty sight. the girls all in fresh. dainty
toilets and the men in white flannels with
/
Taylor. Colhoun, Meem, Hewitt, Mary
| Howard, JEANNE Howard, Cnllaghan,
| Damn, Price, Walker, Won Utassey, An
| CELL, MCNAMARA, Mrs. Mercer; Messrs.
Darlington, Hulsey. Seigle, I'd. Colhoun,
William Colhoun, Rsper. Saunders. In
man, Pemberton, Garrett. Butord, Stone.
Moseley, and Price. Chaperons; Mes;
danes Lewis. Hewitt, Price. Baker, and
| Howard.
A few mornings later there was another
complimentary german given by the
| young men 70 the young ladies. The day
was DELIGHTFULLY."- cool and cloudy and the
accomplished leader, Mr.. Will Colhoun,
excellsd himself even in the beautiful new
| figures which though very intricate, were
| carried out with entire ease and prompt
! ness. ChamDegue frdpDe was served be-
tween the breaks and at the end all de-
clared this one german TO be the best.
| LAWN PAEIY.
Tuesday evening Miss Flossie Daffin en-
| tertalned her friends on the lawn ut 8
| O'Clock. A table was spread under the
shade OF the trees. decorated with ferns.
| flowers. and fruit. Roman punch and
| cake were served By attentive walters,
whist the lemonade-bowi was presided
over by two young grls-Misses Mollie
| Hewitt and jeanne Howard. Music on
| banjos and mandolins added 10 the bright
ness of the occasion. and before. dis
persing the whole party was photo
| grsphed by the clever amateur. Mr. \. L.
| Pemberton.
Miss Dafin, becomingly dressed in
pink orCandy with large hat TO match.
was assisted in receiving and entertaining
her guests by her mother, Mrs. ?: d.
Dafiu. Mrs William Powers, and Mira.
| Charles Colhoun.
Tuesday night there was the regular
weekly german, led by Mr.. Will Colhoun,
sixteen couples dancing. That 1t was q
success goes without saying.
PERSONAL.
judge L. L. Lewis and wife, Of Rich
| 1nond, have arrived
Mrs. James Wise and son and Mrs.
Frank Wise are also here.
Mrs. James A. Baker. of Texas, has been
voted the handsomest woman at the
Allegheny.
| ARRIVALS.
ID. w. Myers, John Writ. A. W. Lucsdo,
Lgnchburg; Judge Alexander Boarmau,
! M. Q. Elstern, Louisiana; L. il. Lewis and
wife, Mr.. ThompkinS. Richmond; Il M.
Darnall, J. w. Boswell, Harry Jack, II. T..
| McNAmara, j. K. Moyler. Jr., 9, /. Byrne.
Roanoke: b. @. Shanks, sAlba y. N.
DAVIS. wife four children and maid. Miss
Davis, Mrs. Burn. Mrs. Peaks aud nurse,
James Peake, Norfolk.