Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
WILLIAMSBURG.
A Delightful Germnn-COurt Items
Personal.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November IA
Speciality delightful german in honor
Of Miss Henrietta Tucker. Of Colorado
Springs. Col, came off last evening in the
public hall. and was led by Colonel James
T. Christian and Mr.. John b. Spencer.
The beautiful hail was the scene of un-
usual beauty when the graceful dancers
responded 10 the notes OF the first waltz.
The dresses of the ladies were especially
handsome, many Of them being purchased
for the occasion. The music was excel
lent, and was furnished by Professor
Persons Orchestra. which lured on the
flying feet of the dancers until A. NJ
The chaperons were Mrs. Mary Neel
Mrs. William Mayo. Mrs Hartwell Ma
con. Mrs. J. Leslie Hail. Mrs. II. d. Cole,
and Mrs Bathurst d. Peachy.
THE DANCERS.
Among the dancers were Mrs. John =.
Spencer, Mrs. James j.. Moncure, Mrs.
Arthur Denmead Of Baltimore. Misses
Henrietta Tucker of Colorado Springs,
Annie McCaw, Annie Mayo of Richmond,
Henrietta Booth of Carriers Grove. Saliie
Woods Of Charlottesville, Mary Dade OF
Philadelphia, jeanne Mercer, Emily
Christian. Mary Waller Mercer Of VIII
lamsburg. Arthur Denmead Of Baltimore
L. c. Schooiey Of Loudoun, Professor X.
H. Tucker Of Danville w. L. Coles OF
Chatham, VI L. Love Of Fairfax, Edwin
Booth OF Carriers Grove, H. i. Parker
Of Smithfeld. Il. NJ. Watson OF Pittsyl-
yania. Graham Nichol of Washington,
Claude Burrus OF Norfolk, Colonel James
II. Christian, Or. James ID. Moncure'
John b. Spencer Oscar lane, W. -.
Topham, Spencer Lane of Williamsburg
Page Marsden Of Norfolk. Lucien Stubs
Of Gloucester. and j. W. Brown OF Oid
Point.
Mr.. ]. p. Johnson. Of Kelton' qualified
as administrator before Judge BENJAMIN
4. Gunter on the estate OF MIS- - IL
Severn, deceased.
The regular fall term Of Circuit Court
begins Tuesday morning. There are eleven
common-law cases on the docket' anu
ninetv-ave chancery cases. it Is thought
the court will adjourn by Saturday night
Indigo Sydney Smith, Of the County
Court, left yesterday for his nome IN
yorktown. The Judge. with his family
has fully decided to make this their nome
after the LIST Of January next.
Mr. I. G.. Schooley, OF Loudoun, has ac-
cented n position as instructor in several
nrivate families. Mr.. Schoo,ey was a
student at William and Mary last seq
sion, and stood exceptionally well IN
all his classes. - 80.
Miss Mary Mayo, OF Richmond mas re-
turned home after delightful Visit te
her cousin, Miss Virginia Wise.
Miss Evelyn Gordon, who has been
spending some time here with her init
mate friend. Miss Annie McCaw, lett ioI
home yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the Colonial I'M
Yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. H. ~
Burke Kannan, Of New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Denmead Cne'
Lance leave Monday evening for Balu
more. where they will remain Tor some
time. guests at the Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Edwin 4. Lamb, or Nortoik, VII
arrive here tomorrow on visit TO mel
parents. Captain and Mrs. L. w. Lane.
The william and Mary football team
has accepted an invitation to play the
Randolph-Macon team at Ashland; ana
will leave here Monday. Quite a number
OF persons went from here to-day &c
witness the game between the university
and Hampton boys 49,.
A handsome new carriage arrived thl'
morning for Miss Marie Marshall. and Il
was al once taken to her beautiful nome
on west Francis street.