Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-02
HAPPY WARRENTON.
The German Was Distinguished
Success.

Special Correspondence OF The Evening stan.
WARRENTON, Va. August "a. 1886
The ladies of Warrenton gave a beautiful
leap year german at the town hail Friday
evening in compliment TO their gentlemen
friends. The cotillicn was led by Mrs VII
liam G. Marshall, a local social leader and
the wife of the editor Of The Virginian as
sisted by Mr. John d. Hooe. the master of
the Warrenton hounds. Ii was the most
superb public function Hitncs sed here FOR
many years, aid was attended by hundreds
of fashionable society people from distant
points. A group of the dancers was taken
in tashiighi by Rice. the pilot ograph,.r of
Washington, as souvenir OF the occasion.
The germon was divided into TWO parts
and continued until i 80 O'Clock, when an
elaborate collation. was served at the Mar
rem Green Hotel
Mrs. Marshall looked strikingly hand
some in Louise Quinze toilet of How
cred silk. Miss Lizzie Tyler the daughter
OF Col Nat. Tyler of Washington. who has
just returned from an eighteen months
tour of Europe, wore a Partisan gown OF
salmon pink pompadour six; Miss Matte
ffatt, pretty army belle, a dainty flow
cred organdy Miss Lindsay LomaN The
daughter of General LomaN, blue silk
with bertha of rare old lace: Mss Virginia
Payne. one of the sponsors at the Rich.
mond reunion. maize-colored satin with
corsage of white gauze: Miss Josie Robin
son OF ALEXANDRIA, a cream-colored satin
with bodice of gaUZe; Miss Sue Herbert
also of Alexandria, exquisite white or.
CANDY over pink satin; Miss Henry Spill
man, white and pink orEandy, Miss Liz.
zie Fair, a black gauZe, with corsage OF
chiffon and flowers; Miss Lucy Stone the
debutante daughter OF Mr.. George Stone,
president of The Ware nton German Club,
a beautiful lowered taifeta, with garniture
of apple green velvet and spangled EauZr.
Mrs. Carter Scott OF Richmond a white
satin gown and chiffon. whose beauty Was
the theme of the evening; Miss Marian
Payne, a brocadcd white satin. with cor
sage of chiffon; Miss Matte Payne. a white
orSandy over Pima; Miss Mary Nelby
Scott, the daughter of Attorney General
Scott. a white organdy; her sister. Miss
Rosalie Scott, in pink brocade, with a su-
perb bouquet of American beauty roses:
Miss Meta Moore "A debutante of Norfolk.
in white organdy Miss Nina Randolph of
Richmond. in pink brocaded satin: Miss
Patterson CT Maryland, in white tafl,.ta,
Miss Agnes Payne, this summers d"bu-
tante, PINK striped gauze, with roses,
Misses Frances and LulieWilson of Norfolk.
in white organizes, respectively. trimmed
with pink and blue ribbons: Miss Louise
Booker. an Old Point debutante. a pink
Powered silk; Miss Charlotte Nelson ot
Warrenton, in white oreandy over blue
satin: Miss Emily Forbes. in white organdy
over pink silk. and Miss Mary Forbes. an
attractive debutante, in white and pink.
carrying a lovely bunch of La France
roses. The che rerorS of the evening were
lor Scott. Mrs. Gen. Payne, Mrs. George Il.
Stone, Mrs. Col. Nat. Tyler, Mrs. Gen. Lo-
max. Mrs. Col. Joseph Rice. Mrs. X. IL.
Landale. Mrs Brtton. Mrs. Murray Forbes,
Mrs. Wr"nschall, Mrs. Conway Spilman.
Mrs. Percy Charington and Mrs. Columbus
Shriyer. The reception committee was
composed of Attorney General Il. Taylor
Scott of Virginia Mr.. George Il. Stone,
president of the Warrenton Hunt Clih;
Mr.. NJ NJ. Green and Col. Joseph A. Rice
of Washington. Among the young men
who c;.une up from Washington were Mr..
Frank Faust. Mr.. Theodore Tyler. Mir Nor
ven THOMPSON, AIR. Waddy Il. Wood. Mr..
Charlie Harris, Mr.. George Browning. MIR.
Bland Payne and Mr.. Norlorne Robinson.
The religious revival which is in progress
here has attracted thousands of people.
The Washington contingent from the Cen
trail Union Mission have taken an active
part in the services and contributed great
" to the success and interest of the meet
ing. To-day being the sabbath. many con-
verts are expected, especially among the
rural classes
The Warrenton Hunt Club will hold it,
first meet at the country place of Mr.
Cockerill. about three miles from town. to-
morrow n orning, WREN a wild fox will he
liberated ir front of about thirty dogs. AS
the best riders with their swift,St hunters
Will turn cut the occasion promises TO he
quite = sporting and social event.