Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23

continued 10 issue from the gay group, ~
spite OF the entreaties OF the artist, IL ~
not unreasonable to believe that goocly
number will be represented with open
mouths. The patroncsses OF the german
were: Mesdames Knowles, Rod, ware,
Edmunds, Thomas, Dull. Ciendenin, IN
derwood, Owens. Reese, Bingham, Long.
Elliott. Johnston, Christian. Head, SEQ
VIE. Mcmillan. Boyd. willard. and Potts.
The chaperons we're: Hon. Alexander
Mcdonald United States Minister to Per-
ala; Messrs. Irvine Koyser. Thomas. A.
]. Dull. i. c. Clendenin. Stuart Mcclure.
John 4. Baker. william NJ. Johnston, T.
VI. Marshall. Clarence Knowles, and II.
Hunter Dulaney.
THE PARTICIPANTS.
The dancers were: Misses Herbert.
Daingerfeld. Scovllle, Burke. ONeill.
snodgrass. May, Meem. Elliott, Johnston.
Koch Buchanan. Wise. Langhorne, Alice
Ianehorne. Lewis. Baker. Keyser, Bosh-
or, Lennon. Johnson. Hchborn. Harri-
son, Tenant. Rebccca Morrison. Sidney
Morrison, Hayes. Vending. NJ. vending,
Bessie Baker. Carter Bagby. Breckin-
ridge. Peel. Deane. +. Baker. Caulm,
Shriver. Palmer. Armstrong, and Mes
danes Upshur, McIaren. Valentine, Hooe,
Johnston, Wise. Robertson. Patton, and
Dickson, with Messrs. Fair. Dray, Bos-
well, George Jones. Bosher, Stacey. Ware,
Pope, Blackford Elliott. Grant, Robertson,
Perry johnson. Potts. Charles Johnson
Gibson. Hoxton. Johnston. Scott Brown
Atkinson. Robertson. Wells, Andrew
Jones, Snodgrass. Robertson. Bleyer,
Brooke. Baker, Wiley. Anderson. Chris
tian, Stirling. Carter. Tenant, Catch
ings, Tunstall. LAnghorne. Scott. Bryant.
Ross. II Ianghorne. Valley. Walker, Nc
Cabe, Rumbold, Freeland, Knowles,
McLaren.
But germans. and balls. and cards, and
billiards. and tenpins and lawn tennis,
and picnics. and riding and driving par
ties, are by no means the only diversions.
On Wednesday night there was double
comic entertainment. the one being
shadow Play" and the other Mrs.
Jarley's Wax Works" They were gotten
up in excellent style. and the ballroom
was. for the first time given up to the
performance, two or three hundred chairs
having been brought in to seat the au-
dience and all the seats were taken. II
was extremely laughable and entertain
ing The following was the programme:
Music. overture. La Paloma.
Shadow Play-Nary Jane. Miss Mary
Carter, Mary James father Mr. J. 5.
Lennon: benjamin. Mr.. George Gibson;
Lord Mortimer, Mr. Arch. HoXton.
Mrs. Jarleys Wax Works-Tr!,by. Miss
Rebecca Morrison; Miss Muffett, Miss ia
net Lennon: Negro Minstrel. Mr.. An
drew Jones: Fat Boy, Mr.. John Dulaney;
Maiden Pursued by Indian. Miss Elliot
and Mr.. Charles Johnson; Doll Baby,
Miss Louise Burke: Maid OF Athens Miss
Martha Johnson and Mr.. Kenneth Brown;
Tale OF Tub Miss Sally Dangerfeld and
Mr. Charles Grant; Joan Of Arc, Miss
Sidney Morison Mixed Pickles, Miss
Lalla Harrison; Mr.. farley, Mr.. George
Gibson. And other attractions too nu-
merous TO mention by persons too modest
10 be named.
Music Don't BE Cross" CTheo TobanD.
Richmond Is largely represented here,
and every day brings large accessions
from your city. Among the arrivals In
the last few days ! may mention the fol-
lowing: Dr. and Mrs. Sprigg, Frank W.
Christian and WIFE II. A. Tretwelle,
Lewis c. Bosher Onis family were already
here, j. Taylor Ellyson. whose charming
wife Is still here: Miss Claudia VI. Palm
er. John d. Culpeper. Charles Stringfel-
low. Hugh Campbell Robert 6. Archer
and wife Chs daughters are here. Ben
jamin y. Valentine (wife here) T. X.
Langhorne. Harry Langhorne, Samuel
Findley Miss Findley. Reid Venable,
Hin Carter and wife, Richard l.. Maury.
Miss Judith 9. Dcane Miss Leila Gray.
p. II. c. Cabell, Miss Gertrude Camm. D.
B. Tenant. y. L. Bowe, ". L. Smith.
Pelham Blackford w. S. Roberts, Miss
Jones. Julius Edel formerly Of Rich
mond, now Of New York;.