Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
SOCIAL BALTIMORE.
,ur SEASON STAGNANT IN
THE NONUMENTALCiTN.
Social Debts Paid with thcap
Teas Fashionable Wedding.
German, Dinners, Etc.

,rv hut two or three days VI 'A'N 0'"0~"
In hat. strange to say, they are not DO
.., taken advantage Of, and beyond the
,slar cohilou next Monday night and
.-oortgo small teas there ID an ahto-
l... ..agua.ion in social circles
q. looking back over what has been
.,...erd What has not been dono this
,....r can hardly he called a brilliant
.. Tho entertaining has been princi-
.r, lvor for the dcJUfqHfcS, these
...lDas arc necessarily small
I5,rs has lot been a single ball,
l...r rltlr or private, and the only
.. r,'- which tho older element have
If each other have been at dinners
,I ts,. As o. the latter, they have
81, aIel There hayo been largo teas
r,I small teas. yellow teas and PINK
Cos. tas without men and teas with
,.... ro most popular Of all being the
..t..r. of course Teas are an easy and
,...p way ~ Ysyiug social debts. 80
...r ar. all always Will be popular
known woman told ne the other
tt.tsle hal been to siXty-fiye Of
... this winter, and that each and
..-r ono q them could be fully de
.-..I IL four words. l gave II up ard
...I iar the answer. She allteratyely
...I. "GIgglc gable, gobble, sat.
M.HANE PRICE.
Tta principal event Of Monday was
.. ding of Miss Lmmeline Price,
..e.ter If Mrs. Anna ruce, OF Cock
.,...Ue. Nd. q Mr.. William McShane.
w.l dug took place IN the parlors
t.r ~. James Hotel, where Miss
,.c BIAS spent her winters for the past
t. years. The rooms were decorated
..t. Isr. and cut-ilowers.
I.e ur ie Was gwen away by Cover
Frank Brown. and the groom $
.,t ru was Harry Preston. Among
..-. nUo were present az the ceremony
.r. OBJ. breakfast afterwards were Gov
..urar Mr. Frank Brown, Mr.. and
Sos John Moncuro Robinson, tho
...,s Lolita aul Chamue Robinson,
.. Adele HmWtz Mr. mud Mrs. I'd
,. Uowland, Mis-. and tie Mcssrs. Nc
SHANE.
TRrIJY GERMAN
Tho german ou Tuesday evening Was
Pr. unusually pretty one. As some one
...rs. &, ire girl, bad b eu saving up
t.l best dresses until they found that
t..rv al tlc season was over anu they
I.t DOE been worn. 50 any number oil
handsome chllron of the drcssmakcrs
Ir.u were present Some Of those nc
...rauNiug these were Mrs. GIllerslcrye,
C.o.t aui Mrs. Mcintosh. Mrs.
.ln Noncure Robinson, Miss Char
-.t. Williams. NJ. and Mrs. ". =. 4.
W.un~ Miss Louise Morris, Miss Sadie
Hr... Miss Harrison, Miss GIderaccgc.
Charles Carter. John Redwood, Henry
% G.. Wilson. Miss Jenkins, Miss scott
q Warr,uton. Va, Miss Herbert Of
Alexandria, and Mr. Byrd Thompson Of
\.rlo.A.
The german was kept up until l
o'clock, as II was the last one Of the
IsOu.
Mr. anl Mrs Thomas Doford gave a
very handsome dinner on Tuesday eve
ung to their daughter, Ms W. y. g..
Williams. Ill. decorations, were yiolets,
which arc llr-. Wilh5ms's chosen
lower. sUc being seldom seen not wear
lnea bunch oitue Marie Louise variety.
Among those 10 the dinner were MIR.
and Mrs Howard Munukhuysen, Mr.
fl Mrs. Duuelas Thomas. Or. and
''f. Robert Morrison, Mr. ant Mrs.
.Itn GlI. Mr. and Mrs John Moncure
Robinson. and Sir. John Mchlm.
On Iue-.uv evening / should say
"Wednesday moraug after tho german,
Mrs Hough CJrmsn gave supper IN
b Inor # Miss James, ot New YORK.
CuHWN6 TIA.
"Wednesday Mr. Carroll Winchester
rri Ms. Banlull Nchln gave a charm
.ae t,a AMI were assisted IN receiving by
Gil. Misses Iiyrrman, Miss Taylor Mrs
A.IrDw Jones' and Miss Olivia Gill.
The same afternoon Or, and Mrs.
I.an1 Ame- gave a reception 10 honor
. Miss Mm Narlone and Mr. robert
I...r. vLoarc playing at Ford b Theatre
els week. Those invited consisted
1y oithemombers Of the Shakespeare
tst.
Az O}ArEE-EOAsT.
Thurs nv night the officers OF the
I.tl REGIMENT gave an Oyster-rOast at
.a.4us HAL. il Was cmphaticaliy a
"snr-uppcr and gay time they had.
Etlu-e who INDUCED III the IN
valves were Colonel John Peasants,
Colonel Columbus O'nonncll Lee, Colo
William 4. Boykn, Adlutaut VII
,. Gilman Holman, Jr.. Captain
Hr-v Pennington. Captain Harry War
Major Robinson, Major Marcoe,
tenants Poe, Anderson, Peuulng-
tl Charlie Spence, and lots Of other
.,l.l - Of our monuments and oys-
t.r.
Among the recent engagements Is that
% Nts Mary Harwood 10 Mr. Charles
s-ra,e. Mr. UarWood IA the daughter
o. Nr James HarWood aud the brother
a. Harry Narwood, whose death follow
.ca hunting accident 30 saddened Bal
ta.i's hunting set about four wears
o.. SIR. Harwood before his death
.arol with fo1ha,l keene tho reputa-
tr oi the finest amateur lock IN
America
Nr ~cgraye is attached 10 the British
r.1.Gte hereani is socially very popu-
considering tho short time he has
been here.
Dies va, formerly in Richmond in the
Ir.sA Diplomatic service.
OUR RICHMOND BEAUTY.
it is whispered ia town that the Rich
r..J beauty. Miss May Handy, Is TO
'. e..h us very soon, accompanied by
..t9u'f sister, who rivals Miss
l..ly herself Its regretted that they
should u0t come until Lent, but Mrs
.a where Miss Handy will stay IS
N.,, bright ana attractive even IN the
l...l.lial season.
ART NOTES.
The Charcoal Club Is the home Of a
cl of ant amateurs aud students,
s.il.at once school anu delightful
..4ug place ] dropped IN there the
...,r evening, and being somewhat OF ii
i.s.ce ID the at line myself, was some
SHAT startled at tho following converse
toa, winch give TO You Just as heard
g.:
one very clever sketcher remarked !:
"Ie.lows. whotdo you think? painted
p,a. board IN imitation OF marble the
other day. aud did it 80 well that on