Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04

| A shock and the blank OF nightmares
| dream,
was down with a stunning fall.
Yet, ~ once we eiraee the joys OF the
| chase
From the land. and out-root the stud,
| Cood-by 20 the Anglo-Saxon race;
! Farewell TO the Norman blood"
|
| There Is exercise. too. for the mind. pro-
vidcd hv the cessation Of gayetlcs in our
socis. life. Healthful mental recreation
! "a MS necessary as physical. and there
/ seems 10 be promise OF entertainment OF
/ unusually high order for the community
/ during the present week.
! pr. Horace H. Furnoss. Of shiideiphia,
/ v hose course OF lectures on Shakespeare
| I'm the Thomas Memorial Hail, pic,mcnd
/ College, II giving such pleasure ard Latis-
| faction, "a well known as the author Of
the latest variorum edition Of Shakespeare
| Of which nine volumes have seen pub
iieteG The gfted lecturer and author is
/ the son ~ the venerable and accomplished
/ Unitarian clergyman, Dr. William n. Fur
MSS. and brother Of Mrs. Wiser. 50
wei known for her TRANSACTIONS from
STANDARD German novelIsts.
'The literary work Of DR.. VI. II. Tpr-
ness his commanded the respect and
! admiration OF scholars on both SIDES Of
/ tNe htfillfs Ane I<JUfAOn AtNRn12OU ana
! the SnCctatOr, critical as they are, can
/ fad no fault IN his work and recognize
81 az taking rank with the best in Eng
laul. = he University Of GOttinger has re-
| wnrde1 him with the degree OF I'h D.
| No lover q Shakespeare or friend Of g. Cd
| literature ehoull fail 10 hear DR.. Fur
ntss lecture.
81 Thursday evening. March 9Th. the
subject VIII be- Henry the Fifth" On
Friday March 9th, Hamlet"
! ihe hour is a quarter past 3
R.v. George Leonard CLANCY. who
| spent Writer on the Hawaiian Islands.
ana whose personal acquaintance with
| Ircsld Mt Dole ana the leading people
1 % Honolulu enables him to speak with
! Knowledge OF the situation, Will deliver
n carcfully-prepared lecture on this sub
| ject In Belvldorc Han on next Tuesday
evening at O'Clock. Mr. CLANCY has
! written a book about the islands called
| Aloha Hawaiian Salutation." The lee
| tire VIII be followed by illustrations,
| with the stereOptican, showing represcn-
| tative people and scenery in Hawaii and
! Samoa. The subject viii be treated in
/ the light II Hawai's relations 10 the
| other Pacific Isles and to our Pacific
shores. 1t viii give the results Of a study
| Of the question somewhat wider than IS
! commonly given 20 II. Mr.. Chaney's lit
| orary culture. with his personal expert
uce. Will doubtless. ensure an evening
Of rare entertainment.
! Mrs. MOncure Perkins received inform
! ally on wednesday afternoon from to Z.
/ Those assisting were Mrs. c. y. Lang
| horne. Mrs. Richard Cunningham. Misses
| Irene Langhomo Daisy Eivcs. Bessie
J Nartin. and Mary Jones. Among those
/ lad
| binson. william i. Royal. Thomas Boil
| linz Grey SGipwi.h. John Dunlop, James
| willard Allen watts. Percy Montague.
| Harry Frazier, Allen Donnan, Sullman,
| John Finders, W. g. Forbes. Wyatt. I.
| G. Williams. Robert Ranlet. and Misses
| Williams. Cameron. Blankenship. Moore,
| Eoykin. Mayo. Bridges. Ould. and others.
| During Easter week "a very beautiful
| entertainment is 30 be given under the
! PATRONAGE Of Mrs. George b. McAdams,
! Mrs. Charles p. Stokes, Mrs. Moncure
| Perkins, Mrs. u. II. Nash, Mrs. r. o.
Cabel. Mrs. q. {. Mayo. and Miss Annie
| Rose Walker.
The object Is a deserving charity ana
from its nature likely to be very pie
| turcsque and delightful entertainment
/ aud extensive patronage ~ hoped Ior'
| The children can come IN evening drtSs
! II preferred, but II IS desirable 10 nave as
many in fancy dress IA possible one
J fpecially attractive feature VIII De
, fancy dance Of twenty little giris' each
representing q different flower.
MT. Mckenzie Gordon. the accomphshea
| tenor at 81. Bartholomew fplSCoP"i
| church, New York. has been the eueS'
| Of Mr.. James Barton during the "eeh
peat. and gave great pleasure py MS
delightful music u those VINO were %
fortunate as 20 hear him.
Mrs. CaIderon Carlisle, OF washington
is the guest Of Mrs. James Thomas.
Miss Emma Barkslale will visit Miss
| Topoborne this week. and the following
week will be the guest OF Mrs. }. >. -
| Thompson. , TO-,
Miss Nina Randolph has returned from
| Nrw Orleans
Mrs W. II. Talbot has returned from
! New York. If,
Colonel 4. s. Ruford and family VIII
remove to "Thc Highlands their country
home. I'm Nelson county, in Il fortnight
n remain until a row OF handsome resi-
donces 10 replace their present house,
e,,"1 he completed. when they viii return
and occupy the corner building perma-
nenNY. .,...
MIS- Mary Cullen is visiting relatives
&, NV York. and will also make a visit
,n baltimore before her return.
1fs William Hopkins, Of Lexington, IS
,.isit,ne, her mother Mrs. j. ). ID. Cullen,
Grace and Fifth streets
pr Thomas Nelson Page Is It the
Mount Vernon.
Little Miss Carrie Rennolds entertained
n number of Liliputian friends al 20
tato party" on her birthday on "c'heS-
day.
Tae crowds for the inspection Of tie
now CITY Hall every night have been
very great. The building Is one "a Which
the city NAY well be proud.
Ms. Jcserh T.. Willard left Richmcud,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Wyatt
for q visit to Danville few days ngo'
and from thence TO Florida, ana Nill
not return this season.
Mrs. Robert Ranlet is the guest Of her
mother MS Thomas Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Tabb have removed
their residence 10 Washington, u. c..
and Will be greatly missed in The SOCIAL
lie Of Richmond.
Miss Bessie Fauntleroy left a few days
ago for Birmingham. Ala, 10 join friends
on an extended tour through Florida.
The entertainment at the Young Mems
Christian Association on Tuesday evening
was a very credtable affair Miss Frances
Starr deserves worthy mention as an
GlOCutlOulSt. some u uti '4iSA ~~NSi I'M
pcrsonauons were inimitable.
Captain and Mrs. John \. Coke and
Mr. and Mrs James Peasants are enjoy
ing an extensive southern tour TO Florida
ana Cuba.
Or. and Mrs George Ross and the
Misses Ross viii spend April In Florida
and Cuba.
Miss Berta Wexford entertained Pro-
fessor Haslers private classes at
French Tea" on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Annie Lewis Dunn is the guest
Of Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr., Grace ana
Fourth streets.
Mr. and Mrs ]. T.. Johnson. or Long
dale Va, have been the guests or MT
and Mrs G. w Stevens the past week.
The marriage Of one Of the handsomest
and most accomplished young ladies' IN
the city 10 a professor at Harvard Uni
versity will take place In May.
Mrs. J. Caskie Cabell Is quite restored
70 health. after a tedious Illness OF seve.
raj months. and Will resume her school
duties very soon.
Mrs. Matthew II. Maury. OF Nythe-
vile. better remembered as the beautiful
Miss Annie Boiling. who has been 50
much admired in Richmond, Is the guest