Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-09

for the occasion with eversreens and WHO
flowers. and the punch table was STUDY
in green, the bowl being enDeooed IN
moss I'm which were lovely CROWNS
maldcn-hair ferns The cloth was almost
covered by long fern leaves, whose oeii-
cate fronds were clearly brought out ny
the white ground underneath.
THE PRIZES.
Here presided Mrs. Lee Hill. charm
ing young matron, OF Memphis VINO as
pensed delicious punch aui lemonade
during the game. There were fourteen
tables, for which handsome markers hao
been provided. The prizes. four In num-
Der, were also very handsome ana taste
full. The first lady's, silver Je"ei,DoA,
was awarded to Mrs. f. 70. Read, OF
Camden. n. j.; the second, silver
trimmed pocket-book, TO Mrs. u n.
Robertson, of Columbus, MIST Inc
first gentleman's. a silver and goid ciga-
rette holder, to Mr. Pollard Cardozo, OF
Richmond. Va: the second, a pack OF
cards in q fancy cover. 10 DR.. Z. L.
Brockett, Of Atlanta The score was
kept by two young gfrls-MlSses May
Rancker and Jessie Wisdom
Mr.. and Mrs. Bancker entertained their
guests with charming hospitality ana
made the entertainment most enJoyaDie
one.
pretty german, when the ballroom pre-
scented a most inspiring sight. There
were fifteen couples, who were ied most
skilfully by Mr.. Ed. c. Colhovu, dancing
with Miss Mabel Vaughn, OF Richmond.
Other dancing were Mrs. Edwin Meter
rem and Dr. G. T. Brockett, MISS Allce
Owen and Mr.. John Buford' MISS prey
fuss and Mr.. Page Newton, MISS rosa
Dreyfuss and Mr.. Robert Booth, MIS- MRS;
Frank Hill and Mr.. Hill, MIS- Lee mn
and Mr.. Hill, Miss Norton and Mr.. r.
@ Whaling. Miss Griffin and Mr.. w. Is.
Elicit. Mrs. r. T. Styll and MI Guy
Elicit. Miss Brockett and Mr. Pollard
Cardozo. Miss Colhoun and Mr. II. b.
stone. Mrs w. VI. Pierce and Mr PIERCE
Miss Stuart and Mr.. Thomas Moore, MISS
Robertson and MFR. Mortimer WISDOM
The chaperons were Mesdames Bradley'
Wisdom, Robertson. Crowders, BaneKer'
Ketchum, and Stuart -.
The music was exceptionally good, tne
leader of the band being in thorough
accord with Mr.. Colhoun, who was lead
ing the german. Ices were served during
the breaks 49, L.
much admired.
Rev. Il. A. Penick, rector OF ST. Paul
church, Camden, N. j., is here with MIS-
Pcnick and delightful party OF cam.
den people. Mr.. Penick Is orotner OF
Rishop Penick. whose name is house
hold word in Virginia
Mrs. Fred. Bradley. OF New YORK; Is
the -handsomest woman at Allegheny.
A large party from Vicksburg Is booked
for next week. They will spend Septem-
Der here.
Two Young married couples who are
great fayorltes are Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill, OF
Memphis.
,ractive Young married woman. noted
alike for her dainty. tasteful costumes,
gracious manner, and handsome APP
LATE ARRIVALS.
The late arrivals are Mrs. r. T. Styll,
HolIins Miss Mary Eloise Howard, Mrs
NJ. A. Morris, Mrc. r. =. Henry, Rich
mond, Va; Randolph Harrison and
Funsten Lucado, Lynchburg, Va; j. A.
Reid. Roanoke, Va; Taurus LOOMS
Deal Beach. n. j.: c. f. Angel, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Samuel, and Miss Alene
Nelms. New Orleans; II. $. Dukes. Lit
tie Rock; Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Robertson
and Miss Robertson, Columbus. Miss;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Moore and w. T.
Poague, Lexington, Va; NJ p. Burks.
Bedford City; Mr.. and Mrs. z. T.. Read
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Penick,
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Hanford. Camden,
n. J.: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hill, Memphis; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Niche. Knoxville, Tenn;
Mrs. r. Boyd. ST. Louis; Mrs. J. NJ. Les
lie Ohio; w. a. Por. Virginia; Mrs.
Mamie Christmas. Mrs. c. r. Carver.
Charlottesville, Va; II. V. Lineback,
Roanoke; John Buford, F. c. Whaling,
Dublin, Va; Guy Elicit, W. B. Elicit,
Christiansburg. Va; Mrs. ]. G. Pinker-
ton. Yazoo City; w. II. Scott, Peters
burg. Va; NJ. Q. Holt. Surry county, Va;
7 II. Mallory, LawrenceYille, Va.