Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27

Mise Lady Hobson. MIR Langdon WI
lame. Miss Roy Ellyscn. Miss Craighill
% Lynchourg Mas White, Miss Loven-
stein, Mr.. Alex. Meyer, and others.
SOME IN THE GRANDsrAND.
Among the crowds on the grandstand
were noticed the following: Govorno
O'Ferrall Mr.. and Airs y. y Valentine
Miss Martin. Miss Mary Mayo. Mis-
Louise Mayo Miss Crandy. Miss Jeftres
MIR. John II. Hobson. Mr.. HodSson, AR
johnson. Mr.. Granville Valentine, Mis
Harrison. MIR Drewry Mr. and Mrs Aaoi
plus Blair. AIR. and Mrs John Blair. Ml
and Mrs Boime Blair. Miss Ethel lsl.
Mr.. Ia. Murphy. Miss Mary Pace Mis-
Mary Slmons. Miss Russell tof Winches
teri. Mr.. II. Tagcy. the Misses Sclater
Mr.. Whitney tof Princcton) Mr.. Breeze
tof CulpopoD. Colonel Charles f.. Wingo
Miss Blankcnshp. MIR. Wallace Christian
Miss Mary McCaw. Mr. c. n. Williams
Jr.. Messrs =. and ID. Curry. Mr.. Georg,
Tower. Mt. George Ainsue, the Misses
Bargamin. Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Jones
Miss Leopa Nenahle. Miss Bessie Ven
able (oi Petersburg. Mayor Collier Col
PETERSBURG. the Misses Collier. Mr
Stratton (of pctersbure) Miss Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Spicer. Mr.. G. Spioer. Miss
johnson. Mir. and Mrs Charles +. Smith
Miss Mamie Hill. Mr.. Gus Dsewry Mr..
and Mrs. HIN. Miss Bagby. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Boland, Mr.. r. Battle (of Nor
folk) Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mcclure,
Miss Lillian Hin. Colonel Boykin. Mr.. H.
j.. c. Scott Major James ID. Patton. Mr..
J. i. Mcclure. Jr Miss Grigg. Miss Mary
Mayo. Miss Mary McCaw. Mr.. Blanken-
chip. Judge Lamb. Mr.. George Gibson,
Miss Virginia Hayes. Mrs. Carmichael
Miss Carmichael. Miss Judith Deane. Miss
Sallie Deane. Mr.. Arlington. Mr.. Beasley,
Mr.. c. " Meredith. Mrs. and Miss Lam
beth, Miss Lottie Lambeth, Miss Court
ney, Mr. White (of NorfollO, the Misses
Steger. Miss Lily Gray. MIR. McKenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Hewitt. MIR. rom
Brandcr. Miss Annie Mayo. Miss Lulie
Lyons. Mr.. Peasants. Miss BONNER Cap
tain Cunningham Hail. Miss Loving. the
Misses Tyler Captain Guigon. Mrs. Pres
ton holland Mr.. and Mrs. DenOon, Miss
Bessie Nonable (of Petersburg) Mr.. Lang
horne (of the University. Mr.. Marshall
(of Baltimore. DR.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ
Taylor, Dr. and Mrs. Oppenhimer. Dr.
Roy. Miss Guy Miss Vrgie Semple and
Miss Mary Semple (of Hampton. AirFand
Mrs. William Thalhimer. Miss Iona
Crutchneld. Mr. NJ. Crutchheld. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Eugene sydnor. Mrs. c. T.. Taylor,
Mr.. W. Old (of Norfolk. Miss Willette
Hudgins. Miss Emma Shepherd. Miss
Amanda Caske. Mr.. +. A. Catln. Mr..
Gary (of Manchester. and many others.
NO DISORDER LAST NIGHT.
The night which succeeds the annual
struggle for supremacy between the rival
universities is generally associated in the
minds OF the peaceful citizens of this
community with some degree Of disorder
Last night was notable exception TO
the rule. II was not TO be expected that
h.
point during the afternoon. would sub
side instantly, but the crowd of students
which thrOnged tho main thorOughfares
of the city and the hotel lobbies last
night were perfectly orderly. Their salts
faction appeared 10 be glOating rather
than demonstrative. and the neghborhood
in which they happened to find themselves
was aroused by nothing more formidable
than the occasional blaring Of a tin horn.
SCENES AT THE JEFFERSON.
Around the Jefferson, where both teams
are staying. a large number Of students
had congregated. and the .rotunda ana
Hobbies were fairly packed. The members
Of tho two teams were strolling around,
and were llonized by their admirers.
Their long course Of training ended with
the game ia the afternoon. and the heroes |
OF the gidron dined peacefully together
at night and made merry over all man /
neP OF delicacics that have hitherto been
regarded as forbidden fruit
There were a number of smaller Thanks |
giving dinner parties given in the public |
and private dining-rooms of the hotel |
Mr. Williamson Tallcy entertained /
party of eight Mr.. Saunders Hobson /
party Of four. Mr.. Alfred T. Harris "a /
party OF eight Mr.. J. w Harrison four, /
Mr.. Victor. Williams nine: Mr. e. -. /
Meyer four Mr.. c. D. Wingheld four. /
Mr.. VI. =. Taylor four Mr.. Meyer Kirsch /
a family party of fifteen. and Mr.. George
A. Holderness, Of Tarboro', y. c., enter
tanned party Of eight in a private room.
Besides the above, there were numerous .
parties Of students. and Mr. Webster. one
Of the managers Of the Jefferson. stated
% Dispatch reporter that SOD people had .
dined In the main dining-room and over
100 in the restaurant and gril-room.
The other hotels in the city were crowd
Ell In proportion.
THE VISITORS LEAVING.
The majority of the visitors-and II is
estimated that 1900 people from Norfolk,
Petersburg, Charlottesville. and North
Carolina spent the day in the city yes
terday-left for their respective destina-
tons by the night trains
The two teams viii leave this morning
after breakfast and will be accompanied
)n their return by "A large number of stu
ients and several OF the college profess
iors, who spent the night here.