Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

Drey. Judge Norton, Drs. Mcclure anu
Boaajr. and Miss Burke, white musih'
mink satin girdle; Miss Edith JACKSON
white mousseline de sole, Miss Anne
Jackson. pink silk; Miss Bessie undeI-
wood mink chiffon over pink silk, with
crimson roses: Miss Virginia Underwood
lowered organdle over silk; Miss mary
jackson, white liberty elk and white lace
over silk; Miss scoville. white muslin
over yellow silk, Miss Saunders, PINK
silk. chiffon, and roses. miss Bessie
Baker. white muslin; Miss Lennon. shH
orgsndie and lace, over pink eilk. MISS
Talntor. claret crepe. with Give satin IT'D
bons; Miss Ward. white organize, over
pink silk: Miss Hume. white muslin ara
black velvet ribbons over pink SILK; MISE
Moore. green organdie, Vaienciennes lace.
and MORE ribbons Miss Upshur. pink
silk: Miss Annie MCGUIRE. gray chinon
over silk, with gariands Of pink rose-
buds: Miss Lannie Mcclure, white satin
and chiffon: Miss Kemp. white muslin
Miss Elliott W tie muslin and lace; MISS
Powell, white muslin over pink SIX; MISS
Burke, white muslin and PINK satln
glrdle; Miss Reinhart. gold hrocaoe hnu
black velvet; Miss Daingerheld' WHITE
rou.Jln and white satin ribbons. Miss
Waring, white orfandie. rose VeiVet
cIrdle and pink roses; Miss Lyons. Dres-
den silly chiffon corsage. with pink pop
pies: Miss Koch, silk organize over Mic
green silk; Miss oliver. white Drocane'
Miss Norris, pink silk organize over PINK
silk with MORE ribbons; MISS fehzei'
lowered organdie over green SILK; MISS
Triplett. white organdie and Valenciennes
Taco over white SILK; Miss Sinclair. white
muslin and white satin ribbons; Mrs.
John Stewart, white organize Iose' cht-
fon. and French flowers.
On wednesday afternoon Mrs. Thomas
Jefferson owen, OF New York city. gave
one Of the most charming entertainments
Of the seasonal driving party 10 DIX
on's" with delicious supper, and old
fashioned country dances. The young
people returned In time to dress for
Japanese fete given by Mr.. Andrew
Jones. Jr.. at his mothers cottage. The
invitations were issued for II o'clock. the
hour at which the ballroom closes. and
half an hour earlier, out OF the DARK
ness which had hidden commonplace
cottage budded and blossomed japanese
bower OF light. color, and fragrance.
Oriental screens. artistic with the glossy
green foliage OF the rhododendron and
mountain laurel shut out intrusive eyes
upon the right and left, while Towering
and American Beauties. from which
gIowed fairy lamps. were flooded with rosy
light from hundreds OF Japanese lanterns.
A watermelon feast with other dainties
was served at small tables, lighted by
wax candles, and Mr.. Jones received his
guests with the charm of manner and
which makes him delight
full companion.
Germans driving parties, and card lun-
cheons are arranged for every day or
the following week. and though the crowd
Increases daily the table is delicious. the
grounds beautifully kept. and the service
everything 10 be desired
General Dabney u. Maury Is TO give
lecture -"Recollections Of General For
rest'-on tomorrow morning.
Miss Pencil. Of Little Rock, is consid-
cred very handsome.
Miss Hannah Norris. Of Baltimore. Is
one Of the most beautiful girls here.
The latest arrivals from Richmond are
Mr.. and Mrs. William Writ Henry. Gene
raj Dabney VI. Maury. Miss Lyons. Mr..
and Mrs. Hancock. and Messrs. Cannon,
Williams, Jones. Parkinson. Anderson,
Wiley, SHELTON. and Rutherford
Miss Bette Booker, OF Richmond, will
give a song recital tonight.
Mrs. Irvine Keiser is giving series OF
charming afternoon teas.