Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
THE RICHMOND NEWS GERMAN
LAST FRIDAY NIGHT.
MUCH BEAUTY AND BRlLLlAECY.
veu-Known virginia and son'her"
Ladies' nj This Resort-"h" '"''
a How They Anruse Them
.otxcs-Other Resorts In Virginia.


balls.
The handsomest card party OF the
season. with champagne luncheon was
given by Mrs. Rawlins Lowndes' o.
charleston. s. c., Mrs. Reinhardt win
ming the first prize. an exquisite re-
mousse silver ollve-dish; Miss Elliott
silver tea-caddy; Miss Waring. dainty
piece OF bric-a-brac.
Mrs. Bingham and Mrs. McIAren "
PRODUCED an innovation at very hand-
some euchre luncheon given by them
few DAYS later, IN horseshoe tables ana
rose-colored decorations. Miss Elliott
won the FIRST prize, cut-glass candy
far: Miss Mabel Lennon, cut-siass
olive dish. and Miss Saunders, very
handsome amethyst vase
On Friday night the Richmond men
gave a very pretty german, led by MT
Arthur Wiley, OF Richmond, with MIS-
John stewart of Baltimore, who was
great belle last summer as Miss Mary
Kevser. and who Is one OF the most dis
tinguished looking women here
The chaperons were Mrs. A!Dert
pitchie. mink silk and black lace; Mrs.
Irwin Keyser black brocade, black lace,
and pearls; Mrs. Potts. white six ana
lace; Mrs. Reinhardt, black VciVe'' pony
lace, and rubies; Mrs. McLaren' Diach
elk and Jet: Mrs. Southgate Lehilion
black satin; Mrs. Rozier Dulany' white
organdie. hellotrope ribbons; Mrs. KUN
erford, black velvet and diamohus' Mics
Mason, black brocade.
THE DANCERS.
The dancers we're Mrs. John Stewart
JJnshur. white silk; Miss Taintor white
organdie. Miss Burke, white muslin and
lace: Miss Monks. white silk; Miss Sin
clair. pink silk r Miss Elliott. white mus
lin and lace; Miss Kemp, WHITE muslin
and pink ribbons; Miss Terry, blue SIX ;
Miss Koch, blac lace, crimson satin
,sbbons; Miss Moore. crimson crepe oe
chine; Miss Manning, white SIX; MESS
Winchester, white silk; Miss BoyKin'
blue silk; Miss Saunders, black lace over
upple-green silk; Miss Fannie McGulre'
black net over yellow SILK; MISS MOTIFS
white moussellne de soie Miss Lennon,
amber satin. lace, and red roses; Miss
Re,nhart. white mOusseline de sore
chiffon-pearl girdle: Miss Wailng'
lowered organdie over pink SIX; MISS
Eeddon. white Organdie over white slk
Miss Virginia Underwood, white organ
die over pink silk; Miss Bessie Under
wood black lace and JET Miss ELIZA
beth Baker. pink silk and white lace
Miss Scoville. lowered organize over
pink silk; Miss Helen Triplett' "hite
silk and lace; Mrs. Dunlop. lavender
irene: Miss Sinclair, white silk null ana
white satin ribbons: Miss Tunis, white
muslin and green ribbons; Miss Edlth
Jackson. white mousseline de sole; MISS
Anne Jackson, white brocade SILK ana
lace: and Messrs. Charles w. Williams
Lancaster William. SHELTON, Parrish
eTrrIe. Mcclure. \ Anderson, Grant,
Vaughan. Arlington. Bryan. Robertson
Bragg. Habliston. Rutherford, O'Donnel
Keyser. Jackson. Ridgely, iVtchie' Jones
Fair, Drag, Smith, Johns, Triton van
Buren,. Burke, Daingerheid, NalocK
McI,aren, Bryant. Cooke Cabell. stewart
Sinclair Boswell, Dabney Minauy' ahO
Bodow.
MISS SAUNDERS'S PARTY.
on Saturday Miss Saunders, o. Rich
mond. gave a very handsome caro- party
10 the young people. Miss MOTIFS Oh
Baltimore won the frst prize, an eNqui-
site gold enamelied jewel case; MT. Bos-
well, gold dragon s-head scarl-pih, Miss
Warning a silver chatalaine; Miss BESSIE
Underwood, a silver saiye-boX, ana MT
Parrish, a silver pipe-cleaner.
Mrs. Andrew Jones, Mrs. SouthgatC
lennon. and Mrs. Irvine Keyser are
giving a series of charming Afternoon
teas. :,
Mrs. William Royal, who was belle
here during her girlhood, arrived on Sat
urday.
Mrs Shields, Of Norfolk, is considered
one of the handsomest and most attrac
tive women here
Mr.. Virginius Dabney is very popular
Mr.. Patrick Henry Branch is winning
golden opinions by his untiring COUNTIES!
and consideration.
Mrs William White OF Norfolk, unite
with great personal beauty rare gifts
mind and character.
Mrs. Albert Richie has lost little o
the freshness and delicacy OF colorin
that DISTINGUISHED her when she wa
known as one Of the most beautifu
women I'm Richmond and has gained ]
depth and earnestness of expression.
Mrs. Allen Houston. of Louisville.
ms charming now as when, as Miss Mat
tie Bell Thrleve, she was the belle OF ia
White Sulphur.
BALTIMORE CONTINGENT.
Baltimore is maintaining her reputa
ton for beautiful and attractive womei
Miss Isabel Lennon and Miss Seddo
are not only strlkingly handsome, br
have that air Of distinction which is on
OF natures imperishable gifts. Mis-
Annie Jackson is gifted In languages an
art. Miss Edith Jackson is exquisitel
pretty and graceful. Miss Daingerfel'
Miss Mary Anderson Reinhart, and Mis-
Virginia Underwood are three OF n
most beautiful dancers here.
The Baltimore german" set on foot b
Mr.. Lloyd jackson and Mr.. Columbt
O'Donnell resolved itself into the Tue
day cotillon," and handsomest subscril
dion entertainment OF the season give
by all OF the society men here, bachelor
and married men. Dancing began at
o'clock. At 1850 a handsome supper
salads. croquettes. and green pea
sandwiches, ices. cakes, wine and chan
payne was served and at o'clock Il
rotillon ended. Mr.. John Stewart.
Baltimore. led with Miss Burke. OF Ale'
lndria. The costumes were brilliant.
Among the chaperons. Mrs. Ware
New Orleans. who wore very handson
pink brocade velvet. was blaze OF dii
monds.
On Thursday morning Mrs. Relnhar
Of Plainheid gave n charming combini
lion of morning german and lawn fet
severai hundred invitations were issue
and at II 80 the guests assembled In n
srawing-room Of the Grand Centr
Hotel 1t vas the frs, morning germo
If the season. and carried us back
he days Of the Growing Hen" and IL
sIslsh Club" Mr.. Boswell. OF Danvill
led with Miss Katherine Reinhart. WI
booked lovely IN a charming costume
white organdie and blue ribbons
l:3O a delicious luncheon. with chan
payne was served on the lawn Fro
.he first bar Of the music 10 the la
word OF adleu there was not one fiasgir
moment. ana many persons were presel
who rarely attend germans