Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-18
Two Valentine Parties.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. Va, February H.-Misses
Margaret and Janet Allan gave st. VAL
entine's party to their many friends on
Tuesday evening. Among tho many pres
ent were Misses Evelyn Nelson, Agnes Ii.
Ross. Elizabeth Ross, Kate BufOrd, Carrie
Jadkins. Mary Myers. Lucy Pendleton,
Mamie Echols. DAISY Preston, Martha
Campbell. Dlmple Carmichael. Sally Pres
ton, Lucy Preston. Mary Qparles, Grace
Field, Nettie Preston, Lucy Donnan, Mary
irwin. Snsle Leyburn. and Nettie Waddell.
Messrs. Writ Tutwller, Cabell lutwller. ,.
q. Annspach, G. b. Anderson, j, X; Hous-
ton. :. III. HALEY, Edgar Waddell, Har-
rington Waddell, Buford Graves, Gus
Ouarles. W. X. Vance, ). ii. Powell, Q. B.
Sperow, McC. Martin. Ii. W. Pratt, A. n.
Myers. II. ". Myers. }. NJ: Blaine, j. II.
Hall. j. b. Bullet, Henry Miley; Glasgow
Armstrong, A. IL. Woods. j. X. L. Car
michael c. h. Halsey, +. A. Nelson. J. +:
Mitchell, r. G.. Mitchell, b. "A. Brown, and
Frank Moore.
A ST. Valentines party given on Tues
day evening by the Misses Graham III
honor of their charming guest Miss Lucy
Tabb, of Hampton. Va, was enjoyed by
ALL Those present were Misses hatle
Hopkins, Sallle Patton, Lizzle eiraham,
Mary Semmes. Mary Mercer. Williamson,
Lucy Shipp, Bessie Shipp. Lucy Pendle-
ton. Elise Semmes Messrs. j. W. Stovall,
II. Weaver. j. ID. Clayton. +. M. Martin,
J. S. Henderson. Lawrence CUNNINGHAM,
w. w. Sale, Lieutenant Lawrence Peyton,
II w Peyton. William Nice. Iarbrough,
w. c. Saunders, X. l.. Owen, J. Guy. j.. n.
Goode. Hon. q. ID. Letcher. Lacy Robin
son, q. Boiling Lee, }. Randolph Car
michael, Cadets Thornton, Spilman'
Bridges, Lilly. Orme. Bidgood, holt'
Fauntleroy, Twigcs, station, Winn' Lieu
tenant Cunningham.
Ar 10 O'clock an announcement was
made that each guest would be allowed
twenty minutes in which to write an
| original valentine.
Miss Lucy Tabb was awarded the first
prize by the Judges of the contest. whicn
was n beautiful gold locket set with
diamonds. Mr. J. w. Stoyall carried oil
the gentleman's first honors, which was
beautiful horseshoe scarf-pin- Misses
Katie Hopkins, Sallie Patton. and Maggie
Graham were awarded second, third,
and fourth prizes respectively, ana Messrs.
q. ID. fletcher. J. Lilly, and J. N. Goode
were the successful second, third. and
fourth competitors for the gentlemen.
PERSONAL.
Miss Annie Dickinson, of Hiawatha.
Kan, and Miss Carrie Watkins. OF Sher-
! MOOu. NuO utfO StNA
have returned to their homes.
Mr.. NJ. w. Johnson, an old Washington
| and Lee student, and now prominent at
torney in Paris, Tex. is the guest of W..
T. Shields, Esq.
Miss Juanita Berry is visiting her un-
Gle. Mr.. Montgomery Berry. at Newport
| Va.
Mr.. John Sheridan is in Florence. Ala.
Mrs. L. L. Srerritt is in Lynchburg.
| Mr., L. 0. Terrell and wife are visiting
! friends in Staunton.
Captain John Carmichael has gone u
Washington.
Mr.. W. c. Gilmore is visiting in Lynch
| burg.
Mrs. ID. W. Shaoks has returned from
Baltimore.
Mrs. John Parker. of Rsphine, is the
guest of friends here.
Miss Mary Darlington, of Rustburg. Va,
| ia the guest of Miss Lucy Massie.
| Colonel John +. Crawford, OF Roanoke,
| IS here on visit To MS son.
Judge Mclaughlin il in Washington
Miss Florence Marks is visiting ifiends
IN Lexington.
Misses Daisy and Lucy Preston have re-
| turned home from q visit TO their brother,
Mr.. W. q. Preston. in Richmond.