Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-26

candle and lace over pink silk; Emmie
Marshall, figured organdie over pink SILK.
with pink carnations: Sadie Sutton,
white and blue silk; Elizabeth Christian.
white organde over green silk: Bessie
Lee, white Swiss muslin with satin trim
mngs; Mamie Jennings, white organdie
with pink satin trimmings: Emily Jen-
nings. white Swiss with lace trimmings
and green satin finish BESSIE White;
Annie Watson. white organdie; Powell,
white organde; Daisy Chamberlayne.
white organde over green silk; Dingluff.
lowered organdie over yellow silk Miss
Johnson. white organdie and white satin
trimmings; Miss Margaret Old. white or
candle over white taffeta! Lizzie Brander,
white organdie with pink flowers; Myrtle
Atkins, white silk and lace; c. Virginia
Halsoy, white organdie and green trim
mings ]. Louise Halsey. white with pink
ribbons; Mary Lyons Mayo. yellow or
candle with black trimmings. Julia
Budd, white organdie and cerise trim
mings; Annie Watson, white Swiss with
white: Mamie Cook. white Swiss with
yellow silk trimmings Annie Mayo. blue
striped brocade with blue velvet; Lizzie
Robins, white organdie; Ellie Mowry
Werth, white mousseline de sole with
white satin trimmings; Louise Dabney,
white satin and net; Ruth Robins. white
silk; Katherine Fontalne, white satin
with mousseline de sole trimmings; Jen-
ME Boyd. white organdie: Ellen Graham
Carmichael. Hunter black net with red
ribbons; Singer. pink silk; Whitman,
pink Powered silk; Emma Hume, white
silk; Ella Bruce. pink organdie.
THE GENTLEMEN
Among the gentlemen present were
Messrs. Gordon, Thomas .McAdams. sam.
peterborough, White, Willie Mchaux,
Page Morton. Reed Venable. Fenwick
Of Baltimore, Horace Stringfellow, VIII
liam Taylor, John Jones, Willie Gordon,
Dave Alexander. Marty Edwards, J. w
Boswell. Seldom Walker, +. Tower,
Charles Stems, Frank Hin, Charles Tall
bolt, Harvie Ruffin, Moore, Joseph G.Walk-
err Kennard. Taylor Grandy, Henry Ter
ry. Charlie Stern, Robert Lambert. Dom
aid Boyd. Goodwin Boykin, Jack de Ire
Vile. Van Dyke Johns, Philip Carlton,
Adolph Osterloh, John Leary, Alexander,
Iightfoot Wormley Randolph Boiling,
Kittcridge. Gray Moseley, Lightfoot
Brooke. Old, Lewis Brander. DIETRICH
STAFFORD Parker. Willie Parker, Cary
Carr. Tazewell Fitzgerald, William Light
foot. Henry Terry. Gray Skipwth, Hugh
SkipWith Aleck. Weddill. Venable john
son. Carmault, Horace Whitman, Frank
Whitman of Baltimore, Malcolm Smith,
Lewis Tabb, Ialley and Gregory OF New
port News, Donald Boyd. Sam Broken
borough, and Allan Stokes.
Tacky Party ut Sanger Hall.
The German-American citizens Of Rich
mond celebrated Thanksgiving last night
at Sanger Hall by a "tacky party and
the 200 or more participants had royal
good time. The affair was given for
sweet charity's sake" though the ball
was not public one. each dancer having
to present his card of invitation before
he could mingle with the devotees of
Terpsichore The committee in charge
Of the arrangements was composed Of
Mrs. J. T. Anderson, Jr., Mrs. w. p.
Klein. Miss Kate Ebel, Mrs. c. f. Sauer,
and Miss Emma Grimmel.
The costumes worn were in many cases
very unique and certain it was that
every one succeeded In their object-name-
~ that Of looking as "tacky" as possible
The prizes were awarded at 10 o'clock,
Mr. Fritz. Sitterding making the an
nouncements. Miss Lizzie Seelinger won
the lady's prize. a handsome fan. while
Mr. Charles McAllister captured the gem
tleman's, a fine umbrella.
The decisions were made by two COM
mittees one composed of gentlemen
having to decide as TO the lady's prize
and the other composed of ladies, having
the power to judge the gentlemen. These
committees were composed as follows.
Mrs. j. Steinbrecher, Mrs. f. Sitterding
Mrs. E. G. LoefIier, and Miss Bertha
Haase and Messrs. Fritz Sitterding
Charles Il. LoefIler August Dietz, Henry
Schott, and Fritz viii.