Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

green ve,vef Mrs. jones X. Bnncn.
white brocaded silk; Nh. }. Allan Watts.
mink brocade and diamonds: Mrs. r. C.
Kent, black silk, point lace, diamonds;
Mrs. Robert Thornton. lavender SILK with
garniture OF violets; Mrs. b. I. Davies
pink crepe; Miss Cameron, white organ
die and yellow jonQuils; Miss Addison,
white organdie and lace, pink roses: Mics
Barksdale, black satin and vioiets; MISS
Tayne. white satin with pearl trim
mings: Misc Kent, blue satin, old lace;
Miss Elisabeth Kent. white silk and point
lace: Miss Morton. green faille white
satin trimmings and lace: Miss Harri-
sop. black lace with vioIets and carna-
tons; Miss Moale. Baltimore, yellow SILK
and white chiffon; Miss Basby white
brocaded silk; Miss Archer. white figured
silk, point lace. diamonds.
A handsome supper was served TO the
receiving party and the stah after the
reception.A
one Of the prettiest entertainments Of
the season was yelow-dinner gwen by
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Morton, at which the
fiowrs were jonquils. and all the wine ap-
roirfmenrs were gilded glass. Covers
were laid for sixteen. and those seated,
were Miss Mary Morton. OF Baltimore,
ton. AIr. and Mrs. w. Waller Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Scott Parrish, Messrs.
Ed. Thompson, John Walker. w. Fred
Peasants. Horace Halves, George Lee,
George PegraIn the host and hostess.
The Richmond german on Monday night,
was the farewell entertainment or series
OF dances so charming that not one regret
IL left save the universal expression that
the season has been too short TO admit OF
more. Colonel Stern led alone, except for
that ubiquitous faculty which makes him
the partner or every stranger, timid debut
tant or neglected chaDeron
The supper was excellent and abundant,
and the music gracious enough to con-
tinue an hour beyond the usual time.
The chaperons present were Mrs. Al
fred T. Harris, Mrs. Levin Joynes. Mrs.
G. ID. Lanshorne, Mrs. Thomas Boiiing'
and Mrs. c. U. Williams. The visiting
guests: Misses Bay, Ark. Moale, Balti-
more: Morton, Baltimore; Fullerton. Ohio;
Marsh. Pennsylvania; Davidson. Indiana;
Prague. Kentucky; Kent. Wytheviiie,
Va. Harrison, Staunton Tabb. Hampton;
Hobson. Goochland county; Harrison
Leesburg: Payne, Warrenton; Wells
Fairfax; overly. Mecklenburg; Lewis.
Clarke county: Mccormick. Clarke, R'ves.
Albemarle. Boorman, Hayes. Fredericks-
burg; Southall, Charlottesville; Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hunton. Mr.. and Mrs. watts, MI ana
Mrs. willard Mrs. Rogue Duianey'
Washington: Mrs. g. T. Barksdaie, MT.
and Mrs. Floyd Hughes. Norfolk; Messrs.
Henry Fairfax. Morton Riddle. +. "
Williams. CHARLES Gilliat Hablls'on.
Petersburg: Dr. Arthur Caben. onited
States Navy; Irving, Washington county
The Richmond dancers were Misses
Mayo. Addison. Ross, Barton rauntls'
ROY. Archer Talbot, Pegramp Weiin'u'
Raebv. Morton Montague. Harris. BarKs-
dale Henning. Tenant. Ryland, Williams,
Adkins. Gray, Myers. Bridges. Cameron
Hobson. Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Starke. Colonel ana
Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardn, Mr.. and Mrs
w W. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Smith,
Dr. and Mrs George Ben. Johnston,
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Welch. MT. ana
Mrs. RI. Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
| Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. ID. Myers.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Levin Joynes. MIR. and
| Mrs. G. p. Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs. 7 n.
Carter. Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Donnan. Mrs.
| w. l.. Royal Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Talbot,
| Mrs. John Enders. Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd
warwick, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Stese-. and
Messrs. Cray, Stern, Grant, Lyons,
WORKMAN. willy. Williams. Johnston. An
trim. Palmer, Anderson. Atkinson. Fer
guson. HaneWinckel Campbell Basker-
viz, Curria Willis. Tompkins. Cabell. Nc
CURE Davenport. holland. McCabe,
| Mitchell, Massie. Myers. Morris. Watkins.
Thomson, Talbot, Peasants, George,
| and Lee.
The tea given by Miss Fleming at her
home. No. sol west Grace street. Tuesday
evening, in honor Of Mrs Percy Churchill
Christian, was a beautiful affair. and was
quite largely attended. The parlors were
lastly decorated I'm palms, ferns, and
other growing plants. and the other deco
rations were In pink. there being a profu-
sion Of carnations and American Beauty
roses here and there A charming luncheon
was served Miss Fleming was attired in
white ivory-satin. with pearl passemen-
terie Mrs. Christian wore an exquisite
wedding-gown of ivory-satin. trimmed in
point lace and crepe de chine.
Those who assisted In receiving were
Miss Wemple, OF Danville, and Misses
Venable and Cunningham. of Farmville.
Those who rendered assistance In the din
ing-room were attired In white and pink
organizes. Miss Carrithers, OF kentucky.
in black silk. embroidered in gold, pre-
cided at the punch-bowl while Misses
Christian and Pollard. In white and pink
chiffons, were In charge Of the chocolate
table Some OF those who called were Mrs.
Moncure Perkins, Mrs. J. II. Elan, Mrs.
Charles Tanner. Thornton. Mrs. Mcknight
Fisher Mrs. Mamie Greene, Mrs. Willie
Williams, Mrs. Harvey Clarke. Misses
Pollard, Miss May Jones, Miss Daisy VIII
son. Misses Ellie and Annie Fisher Sallie,
May, and Grace Bidgood, Camilla Alsop.
Sue Hickey, of Danville; Florence and
Kate Bidgood. Eva Bowe. Miss Ryland.
Miss Stewart, Mary Gordon. Rosa Hulst.
| Lima Gregory. Miss Sheppard Misses Mar
| garet Williams. Belle Taylor. Kate Ed
wards Bessie Hunter, Julia Williams, and
Miss Darlington.
On the same evening, between the hours
of and |, Miss Fleming entertained her
guests. Misses Wemple, Cunningham and
Venable, with a german. The dance was
gracefully led by Mr.. John Boswell OF
Danville. Miss WempIe was Handsomely
clad in white brocade and real lace; Miss
Nenable, wore canary satin, while Miss
Cunningham appeared in an empire gown
Of pink chiffon, carrying Madam Testout
roses.
Among those who enjoyed the german
were Misses Virginia Tyler, Alberta Hill
Williams Bessie Gray Pollard. Ellie Fray
ser, Bessie Mahood, of Washington; Miss
Carrithers. OF Kentucky: Hessie Shields, of
Ashland; Miss Tyler, Miss Josephine Pol
lard. and Miss Lee; Messrs. James G..
Horton. OF Lynchburg; Branch Mckinney.
Il. X. Chesterman. James Watson. W. T..
Venable. of FarmyilIe: r. ii. HARDWOOD.
- Snead, of Lynchbur.g; Horace Red
ford, Or. j. Page Massie, Allie Sands,
Charles n. CouIlng. n. r. Walker. Of
baltimore. q n Nest HamDton and
Lewis Fleming. and w. Anderson Payne,
OF Chatham, Va.
Mrs. Barbour Thompsons lat home"
on Monday evening from 5 10 was
really an elegant reception. Pink and
white roses carnations. lamps and can
dies 1cern 90 int o rIn In alel In the lecnru-