Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
chariottesyiiie's Social Notes.

fCorresooudcncs OF the Richnoni Dispatch.l
CHAELoTrTsvILIE. Va. June II Never
in the history OF Charlottesville has there
been as manv social events as have taken
place this week. Nearly every evening
some one of tho societies at the university
has had a dance. That OF the Tilkas was
considered by all one of the most delight
full occasions of the Iinals. Besides the
regular members Of the club there We're
about twenty invited guests who came
from many distant cities and towns 10 en-
10Y the hospitality of the university boys.
Mr. Murray Mcclure. assisted By Miss
Compton. led in very graceful manner.
The final bail gwen Wednesday night
was very gratifying success and highly
ilatterlng to the efforts OF the gentlemen
of the Executive Committee. The library
the scene of so many brilliant events.
rarely. If ever, presented a loyeller or
more charming sight. Inc dancing began
at IL o'clock and was kept up until the
sun was high IN the heavens. The music
was by Thilow. OF Richmond. The lead
ing Of Mr.. tIampsOn Gary and Miss Adele
DIlard, of Memphis, Tenn, assisted BY
Messrs. Mason and Green, could hardly
have been excelled.
Mr. James l.. Gordon left on Thursday
for New York. where he will be associated
with the law firm of Chanler, Maxwell 81
Il
the sincerest regret that the many friends
of Mr.. Gordon part with him.
Professor j. i. LittletOD. formerly or the
Danvllle College for Young Ladies. has
been elected to the chair of modern lam
guages IN Emory and Henry College: Miss
Fannie L. Llttleton. formerly of Martha
Washington College. has been elected TO
the char of science In the state Female
Normal College. at Farmyllle. Professor
4 81 . H.. - .lraVa ,.F hn
Rev. o. LittletOn, Presiding Elder OF the
Charlottesville District.
Mrs. n. Jenkins, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Nj. ii. S. Long, has left for
New York. where she went to visit another
sister. Mrs Colonel h. f.. Mclean.
Mrs. n. l.. Waddell. accompanied by her
granddaughter. Miss Alice McGee, Of
Coyington, Ky. has returned TO Char
lottesville and il staying with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. b. Wood.
Miss Lizzie Blackwell has sold her half
interest IN the DanyIlle Female Seminary.
and will hereafter make her home at
Bellevue" this city.
Mayor Henry strauss. of Alexandra, is
visiting his son-In-law Mr.. p. Leterman
Miss Julia Magruder. the distinguished
authoress, Is the guest OF Alr. Carter III.
Page. on First street.
Mr. james II. Gilmore, Jr.. graduated in
law AT tue I ulftTsllF VI f'IElulh lulS SUE
sion and was awarded the degree OF Bache-
lor of Law. although his name does not APP
pear IL the printed list OF graduates.
Miss Daisy Doane daughter of Judge
George W. DoaDe, of Omaha. Neb., who
has been visiting the family OF Captain ).
Nj. Keller. left this week to visit relatives
in Char lesion. W. Va.
DR.. William Gillian and mother. who
have been travelling i'll Europe several
years, are tho guests ofDr. J. Edgar Chan
cellor. " University Place"
Miss Lucille Polk, OF Baltimore. is the
guest OF Miss Cornelia Brown.
Mr.. William Harlow and Miss Mary Clara
Price. of Albemarle county. were married
at the Baptist parsonage this morning by
the Rev. John b. 1urpin. They returned
TO the home of the groom, in Greene
county.
Mr. John NJ. Dollins and Miss Myrtle
Hall, both of tins city, were married on
Wednesday morning.
Professor John w. Tinsley. of the Miller
Labor Manual School, Is visiting his
mother.
Mr. Edward f. Smith and Miss Eulah II.
Smith were married at the residence of
the brides parents. IN this county, this
week.
Miss Lille A. Sinclair is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. DIR. W. A. Halves. in New York.
Mr.. w. o. Watson and Mr.. Il. Z. Valen-
tine are at the Worlds Fair.