Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
THE SOCIAL WEEK AT STANTON.
Some Notable Events-What tho Daugh
ters of the Revolution Propose.


tiers of the Revolution Propose.
STAUNTON, VA. February 10.-(Spe-
cial.)-Miss Lizzie Hopkins. of Baltimore,
IS In the city. visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Tonlin Braxton. on east Beverly street
Miss Florence Cheney Of South Man
chester. Conn, accompanied by her
mother Mrs. Richard Cheney, is the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs David May, on
east Frederick street.
Major John Dinneen, OF Richmond
spent several days here at his Old home
this week.
Elder left Friday morning for Richmond,
where they are the guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs James H. Doolcy. at "Maymont."
Mr. Charles W. Warden IS at home
hero after q long trip through the South.
Councilman William j.. Summerson has
returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital
Greatly benefited by the treatment re-
celved there.
richmond wednesday. bringing with her
her grandchildren, Miss Lucy White and
little Lewis Wake white.
Mr.. John Barrett OF Manchester. spent
several DAYS here this week wishing friends
AT this, his old home.
Mr.. Charles r. Rogers. Of Richmond
ana Miss Flora Elizabeth Dumont. OF
Au,-usta county, were married here Tues
day at the Methodist parsonage, the Rev
James Boyd, ID. D.. being the officiating
Tho Rev. James Boyd. u. D.. has been
ontts tndisposcd and confined TO his rooms
during the past week.
Mr. Lee w. Foster, OF this city, was
married at New Glasgow, Amherst county.
ON wednesday at noon, 10 MISS Annie H.
Henson. The fair bride is a sister or MIS-.
NJ Hodge. OF this city. The bride and
.roo,n are of on ten-days' wedding
Journey. ,
An ENJOYABLE dance was given at
r,rn,v,e,s HAL on Monday night by some
~ the deyotecs OF the terpsichorcan art.
Trs management had provided an at
tractive programme of lanciers. quadrilles.
,chottisches, and waltzes The ball
opened at 9 O'Clock with grand march.
led by Mr.. George Yeager and MISS
MoIlie Callaghan. The merriment was
kept going until a late hour when, aiter
an evening of rare pleasure, the fair lacles
and their gallant escorts dispersed.
The music was furnished by the Born
ste,n Orchestra, and Mes1ameS John
wehn and John Guntner were the chape-
rones.
some OF the ladies' were Misses Kate
Eyier. Pennsylvania; Nellie Sullivan, lila
Downey. OF Huntington, w. Va; Julia
Moran, Ellen Crane. Lizzie Muifay'
Lydia Kelly, Emma Delbridge. Eessle
Delbridge. Lena Delbridg". Gussie Shea.
Virgie bradford Nettie Ogg. Abbic Born
stein, May Becher, Matte kingan, VIZ
gie Kingan, Edna Runneis, Mary l'ufke.
ard Ella Burke Among the gentlemen
were William Runueis. Thomas 9born-
burg. Charles X. Simpson. l.. w. Newman,
w. c. Baylor, John NJ. Hanger DIR. :. X.
Rhodes. J. +. Kingan, Ia. i. Eyler. Watt
Hyer, Andrew Pifferilng, John j. Piown,
J. a. wehrn ~. Dove. Bat. B:owo. w.
u. Smith. John McgGaide. Jr.. Charles
Wright. Edward Wright. Walter Baylor
John Moran. G. IL. Weaver. William
Barkman. Charles Hutcheson. Thomas
Sullivan. and William Mccambricge.
At the annual meeting of the stanton
Chamber OF Commerce the following ros-
ter or officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President. Isaac Witt; First
Vice President. A. e. Gordon; Second
vicc-President, Charles j.. Haines; Secre-
fairy. Colonel J. c. Shields: Directory
William Puryiance Tams. Reeves Gait
.,ohn II. Hartman. J. hi. SPOTS. r. ID.
Haislip. j. l.. Barth. DIR. j. Newton
Wayt. James II. Taylor, Jr, and J. A.
Fauyor. Fifteen new members were
added 10 the membership list. bringing
the list up 20 seventy
Hon. George M. Harrison, 5udge-elect
of the supreme Court OF Appeals. after a
yfslt TO Richmond and Washington re-
turned home Wednesday
city Councilman John McQuaide Will
shortly occupy the old post-oiiice builuins
90 his headquarters.
mr Teddy Sullivan, OF Richmond, was
IN the city this week comforting with our
local baseball fiends. TO tne end or hav-
iag the stanton Athletics go In the state
Dsss- Bsll League AZ the stanton boys