Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
mDS "'S SNHS 6S AIN BROAD JULIUS MEYERS SOUS 9Th AND BROAD

tho moon shone, ana held lawn parry
at the manse with gratifying results
! There have been hay-rides, bicycle
I parties. and all manner Of outings, which
| were much enjoyed by tho participants.
Thursday evening there was a very de-
llghtiul progressive euchre party az Ho-
tel Bedford, participated in by the fol-
J lowing persons: Mrs. Wavorly wilkins;
Misses Fannie, Kate. and Jennie Spicer,
Of Petersburg; Miss Baker and Miss
Blanche Baker, OF Washington; Miss
Philip Gadsden, Miss Gadsden. and Miss
Flossie Gadsden. Of Charleston. S. c.;
Mrs. Deal. Miss Davis, Emporia, Va;
Miss Thomas. Smithheld; Mrs. J. Wat
kns Lee Miss JEANNE Lee Miss Mar
garet Lee. Virginia. The gentlemen
were Messrs. Philip Gadsden. Charles
ton, s. c.; u. w. Grigg, Petersburg; J.
VI. Clayton, S. w. Clark, c. A. Shipman,
Bedford City; Thomas. Smithheld, va.
j. \. Faulkner. Lynchburg; II. w. Hail.
Emporia. The ladys first prize was
won by Miss Phoebe Gadsden, the Sc
cond by Mrs Waverly wilkins. The
gentleman's first prize was secured by
Mr. II. W. Hall, and the second by Mr..
5. W. Clark. The lone hand prize fell
to Miss Mamie Thomas
4 BRILLIANT GERMAN.
Friday evening a very brilliant ger
man was given at Hotel Bedford, In
which the strangers within the gates Of
the city mingled in the winding mazes
OF tha dance with the young people OF
tho town. The following are the couples
that engaged IN threading the
beautiful figures OF the german: s. W.
Clark with Miss Margaret Prince OF
North Carolina; II. j. Thurman and Miss
Flossio GaCsden, OF Charleston. 5. c.:
c. a. Moon with Miss Blanche Baker, Of /
Baltimore; s.. $. HUMPHREYS with Miss /
Gillian. OF Petersburg; 5. V. Kemp. with /
Miss Anderson, OF Richmond; DR. A. b. |
Clayton with Miss Hester COlvert, OF 1
Baltimore; II. y. Mosby with JEANNE l
Lee, Virginia; George X. Nelms with \
Miss Mary McRea. North Carolina: I
Allan Cucullers with Miss Leavenworth, /
Petersburg; Landon Lowry with Miss I
Helen Cecil, OF Richmond; s. Quarles 4
with Miss Louise Quares; John Jordon
with Miss GeniviYe V. Preston: &. T. |
O'Hara with Miss Leavenworth. OF Pc
tersburg; w. B. Dunn with Miss Gads-
den. Charleston; Ernest Parrack and
Miss Virginia Mosby; Joe Johnston and
Miss Annie Mosby: c. ". Wharton. Jr.,
and Miss Kate Parr; Robert Preston
and Miss Ellen Davis; j. =. Faulkner,
Of Lynchburg. and Miss Margaret Lee;
J. r. Guy. Jr.. and Mss Fannie splcer.
Of Petersburg.
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Watkins Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Grigg.
Mrs j. A. Clark. Mrs. j. r. Moore, Miss
Baker.
The dance was led by Messrs. s. W.
Clark. II. b. Mosby. and J. +. Faulkner.
Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Bell left Tuesday
With a party OF young people consisting
u Misses Annie and Ethel Cobbs. Irene
Enerbe. OF Greensboro. Ala; salie
Howard, OF Tarboro. y. c.; Messrs r.
= Sale. OF Chicago. and +. .. BurRs, for
North Creek. where they have spent tho
week tenting out and enjoying all the
Measures OF fishing and dwelling out OF
oors when all the woods are green"
The birthdays OF Mr. J. +. Curtis. his
on. John. and grandson. John Curtis.
vera celebrated Thursday evening by