Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
"SWetT CHARITY" AT ALLGGHANY
The Usual Round of AInuScmonts Repeat
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Correspondence o. the kich nond Dispatch.l
A1LuaHANY SPRINGS, July 29.--Where-
ever there is youth there is pleasure, but
even in the midst of 1t all the causes OF
Sweet Charity" Is not forgotten, for
trouble and sorrow are also everywhere
mud there are Kind souls who can never
forget the command to bear each others
burdens, and who will leave here on these
mountaln-sides grateful hearts and bright
ened lives.
Tuesday is regular german night at the
Allegheny, and the one this week was
fully up to the mark of enjoyment. Given
plenty OF pretty dancers of both sexes.
good music, perfect floor, with brilliant
moonlight just outside the verandas.
what more is left to be desired Those
dancing were Misses Flossie Dafron.
Eunlce Walker, Annie CoIhoun, Matte
Enyson. Mary Rhaum, Lizzie Lyons,
Mary Hilliard, Molie Hewitt. Mary
Howard. Julia Meem. Hattie Taylor, Miss
Robinson, and Messrs. viii Colhoun.
Harry Stone, Harry Haden, Ed. Colhoun,
Charles V. Darlington, - Moorman,
Clarence Strouso, j. Il. Davidson. Alexan-
der Walker. j. X. Raper. Howard Price,
and John Buford. d,
Judge James A. Baker. q distinguished
member of the bar of Texas, is here.
ATTRACTIVE dUESIHs
Judge Lewis and his charming wife will
be hore this week.
Judge Albert A. Mills. another of Te1as's
distinguished lurists, Is mere.
Rev. A. b. Darlington, of Fauquier
county, arrived this week.
Mrs. Robert Reynolds and her sister,
Miss Bessie Addison. of Richmond are a
most pleasant addition to Allegheny So
clety.
Mrs. Nj. e. Walker. with her two lovely
granddaughters. Miss Eunice Walker and
Mrs. Walter Mercer. and two grsndsons.
Messrs. Alexander Walker and II. X. Ely
son. Jr., are amongst recent arrivals.
Miss Julia Meem. OF Lynch burg, a most
attractive debutdnte, is one of the greatest
favorites here. There are here now guests
who remember 50 we'll the queeny grace
of her mother. who as Aurelie Halsey was
one OF the most admired of that brilliant
coterie Of women, which added to Nir-
ginia's war fame.
Miss Sidney Hald Price, Of Baltimore, is
late arrival.
There must be something in this rural
life which developes girls best qualities
for they all seem 50 delightful 1t Is lmpos-
sible TO discriminate and decide which IS
the belle until the season is over and scalps
are counted.
Arrivals to date include Mrs. M. f.
Walker, Miss Eunlce Walker Mrs. Walter
Mercer, Messrs. Alexander Walker, III. X.
Ellyson, Jr.. Mrs Robert G.. Reynolds,
three children. and maid. Mss Bessie Ad-
Olson. Messrs. z. Lightfoot. Wormeley,
Tom Adkins, William Moseley. Charles
BONNER, Ii. w. Siggins aud wife. ii. G.
Heartwell. of Richmond; A. II. Rawlings.
Petersburg; Charles +. Byrne. III. NJ: DAN
nall. Roanoke w. b. Wormeley, Miss +.
Wormeley, Miss S. l.. Wormeley. Miss Kate
Rouzie. Miss Lizzie Route, s. S. Rhoads,
G. u. schaeiier, Rev. A. b. CarrIngton, n.
@. Lewis. C. Ii. Wallace, w. II. Tieser,
Virginia; Mrs. 0'Connor, three children,
ana maid, Norfolk; Mrs. l.. Il. Lucallo.
Mrs 4. NJ. MeCorkle, Lunchburg. and
Miss Paulett. Far mville.