Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
DALTIMORE'S DEBS.
,ose OF THE LAST SEASON AND
T.ose or TIE COMING SEASON.
vonopoiiso o Large Share Of Social
,,,entioo--C'o'e efthe Revolution
ar, Ixhibit--weck's Events
-, :, ,ho R,cnmond plspa,ch.

.c,nent was given 20 her and for her.
80. winter slipped on and entertaining
90 more general she still held her
sbe WAS admired for her beauty and
~, freshness. II not for her wit and her
C.re. During Lent she was not so
..h gn ridc7ot, ana now eiter Lastei
u.t'H .,,,o spoken of is tho one coming
winter. The King Is dead Long
,ro King This formal coming out
~ .l..,9oIC Is serious matter in girls
4. school she looks forward TO II.
". le wears decrease before her 18th
60 s6e becomes more aud more
~ nor Importance. Az the months
.. weeks, and they IN their turn give
1,,s q d,irt0pie'S life - whlrl OF
t.~cat compared TO which WALL
... lr.kef's IS a clolstered existence
.. 3,srussion OF bonnetS and gowns
,.tt.a, inevitable source OF rlvalfy among
-. the evening wraps, occupy many
4..l serious moments.
D tho hour arrives when she drives
,.- 6r,t german 10 make her official
~.e saws she Is so frightened"
.txays say that. but they never really
D- II SO, they prove themselves
.es who could give points TO the
.-. sara herself Yes. girls have very
rme their first winter: IN fact, they
....lze large share of the general
.... .,a. for. as some foreigner OF impor-
,..., once said. the society oil TINS coun-
... rampOsed of children. This Is IN a
.....,asuTe true. There are very few OF
.-rrr entertainments whore the
.,..r dancing element do not
3 out the mairOns and those
ere supposed TO be factors of the
N.r.d. Perhaps these same matrons
..' s, well satisfied, for the " men
...r, aye nothing more than boys.
whom the de5rdaie may Well feel at
Ater her first winter out she has
If..e N the way which best pleases
... mas picked out her friends among
nan and GIRLS and has Joiued one of
numerous sets" The society of
..-. ..iy Is made up of these sets. ranging
tla hunting" and sporting OF
.... -e. % the Shakespeare and Sunday
..t. as they are termed. They
.... " uu together aud can quietly
... tie t.7trGn,'CS' wild rush. knowing
-. D.. hat bref. and next year one or
-..tt these debs will be IN " our set"
The bell toll for the Death OF the
CuIuRRS's TETE.
r,. r-iu.,ual event of Monday evening
..- 60 hl.ireu's Fete," which consist
.. series of dances 10y children 10 COS
... . arucularly quaint inquire being
VI ',,- Goose quadrllle. When old
..-u .ro sung the costumes We have
.. t.r...lar with these many years were
- ,.r. brought 20 view. Lohman's
... r... c-- wded. The affair was IN the
....' Miss Romano lemoyne and Miss
..r.r HARRISON, who. as two OF the
...t p..lr girls IN town, were RESPONSE
...-... .I,at success VI their under
'.I
I.-. l4r evening the Revolutionary ex-
It.t c.ueto O close. winding up with
. hl. Iu which the daughters
d.. ..am-, and their husbands, sons,
All tltl,rs participated, many OF the
.... .ul.4riuc IN colonial costume. 1t
.r... 60 be regretted that the affair on
...at. was not Q success. Artlstca.ly,
ra.- ni0uutedly SO. but financially not.
a.. ... while our Revolutionary heroes
psf assured that they are not for
F.-.,. .lr memories take no more sub
....4. form than thoughts.
I...flv evening Mrs. James Thompson
-.,..r.rl rlf.y 20 the club. which was
.- ..ru. Lent. and as / then pre-
.-.t. pa! 90 hard 10 stop the fascinating
-.-- 30 Whist. Among those present were
ST. a.t Mr,. John stewart, Dir. and Mrs.
..r' Steele Colonel and Mrs. John A.
4 r...r- Nh aud Mrs. JOsias Low Black
., sr-. %. y. Butler, aud Mr.. and Mrs.
}.-h.id.
III FISHER SUPPER.
Tls same oyeuing Mrs. Charles D.
l..,r-4 te Is beautiful supper to about
..r..t. .fte people. These suppers have
..l f.u rle1 ID vogue this wear, and
...t t.fr- from dinner III the fact that
... 4fe larger and later. The decoIa-
,- were particularly unique. The
t..... s.t at many small tables, and each
f...Rl- decorated with a color suggest
-- different spring flowers.
I.. Yellow table meant buttercups. The
n was decorated with snOwdrops, the
90. utI Jacquemluot roses, one OF the
r.r..., ,ut-Of-dOOT varieties. Ihe green
y.-t.- ferns. and the violet spoke IN Its
A. ..-. way ior itself. Among those pres
,.t a.re tie Misses Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
sand MunWkhuysen. Mr. and Mrs.
f..-., GuodWln. Miss Margaret Mckim.
'..h domaine Lemoyuc, Miss Emma Gil
..r-...y.. Miss Anne Irlplett Harrison.
N.t luek. Miss P0ultney, Miss L. Taylor
wa. the Misses Colston. Miss Olivia
.I Me,,rs. A. II. 5. Post. Henry +.
. NILSSON. Jr, Frank Frck, Jr., Frank
H.y.. Walter dc c. Poultney, Henry
I..a.uau. John DeWal Howard. William
.4-4nts. William whitehall, Arthur
s..-. a-i others.
IRAMATIsTs.
DBL. Womans Literary Club held its
,. .1- tuesday afternoon. The guest of
lir was Miss Alice Fisher. Of the
I..4Ir q Arts and Letters, which holds
u ard. o. the Lyceum Theatre this
e..s.
H.-T Fisher explained the organization
Ord ,u, of thls-what shall | call II =
-..,'f. j. Is for the encouragement of
A.,.., a dramatlsts. Any one who Is a
....f-aui the membership fee Il
'tr can have his or her play produced,
l..i. "a course. the directors think
...... 4lv merit III the play whatever.
Dc. 0..pany Is a remarkably good one.
a.. r. houses most fashionable all OF
I.. members Of the Woman's Literary
l.l .oued, as also did Mrs. Il. F.
a.f Miss Adele Horwitz, Alr. and
II. ISIS, Wluans. Miss Louise Morris,
., Sadie Puce. Robert Lehr. Arthur
l. '..l, Ciymer White, and many
I...slay evening the Fifth Regiment
.'. ifcs,- parade and battalion drill,
a' dance followed. The Second and
4.'t ta'th.lnns OF the regiment gave the
tar ana the First Battalion drilled.
.. t4lccS are always immensely popu-
tae music is good. the floor Is good,
ria,s buttons are-well, what does
81 Waltt
ENGAGTMENT.
l.--. have not been any weddings this
". ali but one engagement, but that
'i.'.. a.ent has set the tongues Of the
avagglug 30 greater extent than
'..i . zen common everyday engage
.'i.' ..-ld possibly do.
rt.agement Is SIR. HollIns McKim
t., LYDIA Morris. MIR MckIm Is the
4- - tle banking house OF McKim d
Its first wife died some FIVE or SIX
'-i- ESQ., lie Las one son married and
- SfJwn aud unmarried His daugb-
'' Sis, Margaret Mckim, Is beauty and
.'..i belle IA society. They gave very
-...-,ue tai. only last week. at which, |
and. Hiss Morris was not present.
Morris Is the daughter of Mrs.
Norris. and since her detpl. about
ycar5 ago. she has been great ia
80, Is tall. good looking, and Que
I'd. I'd Baltimore MOrrises
Known ~ RICHMOND.
.'Dm Of interest 70 Richmonders is
l.' that Sir. Morris Johnston, VINO is
.- tLeNu. leaves Baltimore early next
' i9I the Argentine Republic. whore
expects % engage IN business. MIR.
s'on has always been a fayorite IN
t.rs. where he Is known by every
-' ' sacia,y and N Upper Bohemia. lie
-fhHtst by profession aud great
".'r-.r Some OF his stories OF India
f.- heard a. 49, halt.vaH