Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
On THE SOUTH SIDE.
THE NEWS FROM FABMvILLE AND
TIE VICINITY.
Another rfehia Springs Company
Formrd-A DeIightfni German-The
ps,ucfnant.- Enjoyable Dance
Personal and General.

TARAfvILLE, VA. August 2---(special)
The Bryan and sewan Club, OF this
rlaoe Is steadily increasing IN members
until now the membership Is considerably
mora than one hundred. Just as soon as
the date IS axea for The speech OF Bryan
IN Richmond the club win take up the
matter Of going to the Capital city IN q
body.
Another lithia spring company Jas been
formed near Farmvillc. under the name
OF virginia IGghia water Company, the
corporators having leased small
piece OF land. on which the sprisg had
been found The term OF the lease Is Tor
ffty years, at SO per 0nnun- Peyton
Miller, a poor, but worthy cslored man,
IS the owner Of the land. II IS said that
st an early day a handsome hotel struc-
turs viii be pat 70 near the health-glying
waters.
a PRETTY GERMAN.
The prettiest and most delightful ger
nan OF the present season was given NJ
the Old Dominion Hotel Tuesday night
u was led by NJ. ". 2. Yenable. with
Miss Primrose Cassell, o. Baltimore. The
BRILLIANT occasion was IN honor OF the
young ladies from q distance now So
5ourning in Farmvile. Among those
present were: Miss Mamie Cassen, Of
Baltimore. with Mr. il. =. Hooper. Jr.;
Mss sally BroOkes. o. Richmond. with
Mr.. II. L. Steger; Mss Lottie Wells. Of
Petersburg. with Mr. ID. Richard on;
Miss Mary Bropkss. q Richmond, with
Nfr. ". n Adams Kiss Nirgle Morton
Of Farmv1ie. with Mr. John Stokes: Miss
Virginia Arrnistaad. with Mr.. Whitaker
ellis: Miss Lizzie Wicker with Mr.. J. J..
Bugg. Miss Robbie Berkeley with Mr.
Robert Duvai Miss Mary Gee, OF Pc
fersburg with SIT. Saunders Blanton;
Miss Louie Morton with Mr.. ". 7.
Morris. The stays were Judge /. = Var
rel. OF GreelceFlne. W. j. Richardson,
" r Clark. Dr. vs.. i. Anderson, and
William Talaferro.
ANOTHER DANCE.
Another and 10 less brilliant AFFAIR,
vas the dance given al buckingham
Springs, a short distance from this
Place. The scene about the springs was
quite enchanting. From the trees IN the
large grove were suspended many vari-
coi0rt3 lights. which lent picturesque
charm 20 the groups OF bellies and beaux.
At o'clock A NJ. everybody repaired 70
the dlning-room. where delicious refresh
Jnonts. consisting or cake. cream, fees.
fruits. &C.. wsre served a Oh Virginia
style.
Miss Florence Hart IS visiting friends in
Powhatan county.
Er. ". D. Baker returned yesterday
from his old home. in Staunton, where
he went 10 recuperate from the aTduOls
duties Of his profession.
Mr. g. j.. T. Davis. OF Lynchburg.
spent yesterday in this place, visiting his
mother and lields.
Miss Carrie Morton Is visiting friends
IN Roanoke city.
Nr. William c. Tenable and wife are
spending the remainder OF August IN the
mountains.
Miss Birdie Cox. OF Richmond, who has
been visiting relatives in this place. re-
turned home Tueslay last.
Miss Mamie Lakeland. OF Norfolk, IS
visiting relatives In Prince Edward.
Rev. Or. Battle. OF Petersburg. IS sup
plying the pastOrate and pulpit OF the
Baptist church here In the absence OF
Rev. DR.. Bagby. in Kansas City, No.
Mrs. S. ". Paulett. Jr.. and children
are out at Buckingham Springs for the
remainder OF the summer.
Mr. y. d. Garland, Of Danville who
had been confined 70 his bed for several
weeks with fever. f. spending a few
weeks al HIS old hirne. near Farmville
Nr Ben Holman viii move from Farm
vile TO Norfolk 70 live I'm a few weeks
lie has been q lifelong resident OF this
place. and II IS with general regret that
he and his family are 10 be given up.