Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-14

patches on Tuesday they were Marie
Ansoinettes and Dolly Madisons.
Mr.. William Colhoun led the german
with his usual skill Among the dancers
we're Miss LESSEE Grandy. OF Washing
ton, ID. c., white embroidered crepe
gown. en- traine, black velvet trimming.
and diamond ornaments; Miss Lille
Brochctt, white satin, diamond orna-
ments. and American Beauty roses; Miss
Morehead, OF North Carolina. Partisan
gown OF violet crepe; Miss Nary Hooper.
Of Farmville, lavender organdie over silk;
Mrs. J. J. Cowan, Jr., white satin and
diamonds; Mrs. i. u. Hagedorn, OF Dan
Vile, white silk, red-rose trimming; Mrs.
E. s. Brown, OF birmingham. Ala, white
organdis. satin finish. and rose9; Miss
Daisy Roper. of Mobile. Ala, white or
candle, silver trimming; Mrs. c. X. EN-
rich, OF Norfolk, nlousseline De sole over [
white silk. Testout roses; Miss Irene
Tyler OF New Orleans, yellow organdie.
with satin trimming; Miss M. X. Reid. OF
Norfolk. blue brocaded satin. pearl or
naments; Miss Trout. OF Danville. pink
brocaded satin, pearl ornaments; Miss
Jennie Crank, Of Texas, blue organdie,
pink roses; Miss Janet Digger, OF En-
poria, white organdie: Miss Coihoun.
Allegheny Springs, black lace gown. red
roses; Miss Lucie Watson, OF Petersburg,
old-rose brocaded satin and roses; Miss
Alma Cleveland. OF Galveston, Tex. white
organdie, pink roses Miss Rainey, Of New
Orleans, blue silk; and Messrs. l.. o.
White. Of Lynchburg; y. L. Spindle, OF
Lynchburg; Hugh L. Preston. United
States army; l.. A. Dunlop, OF Farmvilse,
ID. Robertson Dunlop. Of Petersburg;
James A. Otey, OF Blscksburg; James X.
r. Cowan, of Montgomery county; John
Wesley. Of Richmond; Arthur A. Schle-
gar, Jr. OF Christiansburg; ]. II. john
son, Jr., of Christiansburg; w. c. Eskin,
j. s. Painter, w. c. Painter, II. A. Lee
pard F.. 8. Shelf. and +. c. Wiles. of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute; William
ID. Cleveland, Jr.. OF Houston, Tex; T..
H. Pierce. 4. Spindle Miller. L. s. Kipps.
w. r. II. Bush, of the Virginia Poly
technic Institute; James Ormberg, or
Memphis, Tenn. G. Z. Angel, OF New Or
leans; Charles f. Eckerle. OF Roanoke;
j. Z. West, of Suffolk; L. l.. Brown, OF
Birmingham, Ala; - Hagedorn, OF
Danville; Edward Colhoun, Of Virginia;
Bailey Fowler. OF Atlanta, Ca: h. ].
Glenny, OF New Orleans; Il. b. Thaw OF
Richmond; NJ. r. Dickey. Jr.. OF Cleye-
land. O., and DR.. c. I. Brockett, of At
lanta, Ga.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
One Of the pleasantest entertainments
OF the whole season was the progressive
euchre party given one morning last week
by Mrs. Mary b. Fowler, of Atlanta, Ga,
I'm honor of her two sons, Messrs. Bailey
and Ebert Fowler. The players were
Miss LESSEE Grandy. of Washington, ID.
c.; Miss NJ. f.. Ford. Of New York city;
Miss Evans. of Roanoke. Va; Misses Rob-
bic and Jennie Crank, OF Texas; Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. ]. Glenny. OF New Orleans; Mr..
! and Mrs. Hagedorn, of Danville, Va; Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Cowan, Jr, of Nicksburg,
Miss; Miss Monnot. OF Louisiana; Mr..
| and Mrs. Robert Colhoun, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Colhoun, and Mrs. c. A. Colhoun,
of Allegheny Springs; Mrs William IL.
| Crank, OF Texas: Mrs Mccain, of Ala
bama; Judge and Mrs. Whitehurst and
Miss Whitehurst, Of Norfolk; Miss Tyler,
| OF New Orleans: Mr. and Mrs. r. S.
Brown. Of Birmingham, Ala; MIR. and
Mrs Walter Weaver, Of Mississippi; Miss
Angel. Of New Orleans; Mrs. Charles
Mohr, Of Alabama; Miss Lille Brockett,
| of Atlanta, Ca; Miss Reid, of Norfolk,
Va; Miss Yadik, Of New Orleans Miss
Annie White. OF Lexington; Miss Kate
Buford. Of Richmond; and Messrs. Frank
| Ormburg, James A. Ormburg, James
Smithwick. Of Memphis, Tenn; Mr.. Car
| Goza, OF Richmond: Wilma Colhoun, OF
4 1Hl h. Ilulll VI RltinDulS,
| Tenn. Otis, of New York; Bailey and Ell
bert Fowler, C. r. Brockett; Dricky, OF
Cleveland, o.; White, OF Lynchburg. Va.
THE PRIZES.
Mrs. Fowler herself took no part in the
playing, on account Of being in mourn
ing for her mother. The prize for the
best lady player was won by Mrs. White
hurst, OF Norfolk, Va. Mrs. William IL
| Crank, of Texas, was the winner Of th'
second, and Mrs. Charles Colhoun carries
off the consolation prize, an enormous
green cabbage Mr.. T. NJ. Hunt. Of Mem
phis, excelled all of the gentlemen play
ers, and Mr.. Frank Ormberg, coming mex
TO him, received the second gentleman
prize.
Mrs Fowler, the hostess OF the occa
sion, has many devoted friends In Vir
ginla, as well as In the other States which
she has visited. The daughter Of the dis
tinguished statesman, Daniel j. Bailey
and granddaughter OF Hon. Seaton Grant
| land. she owns large cotton plantations II
the South, besides a beautiful home In
Atlanta, Ga. She is a charming con-
versationalist and one OF the most popu-
lar guests in the hotel.
The evening after Mrs. Fowler's card
party two other entertainments were
given. ore was champagne supper; the
other a watermelon feast. After the moor
had risen Mrs E. S. Brown, OF Birming-
ham, Ala, invited number Of her friends
| to 20 with her TO the large arbor on the
front slope OF the lawn. and there by
| lampllght the first watermelons OF the
season were cut and Mrs. Browns guests
most pleasantly entertained. As the
Misses Johnson, Mrs. Brown and her Sis
tiers, Mrs. Walter Weaver and Mrs. A. S.
| White Of Lynchburg. were one summer
| the bellies of the Allegheny Springs, Mrs
Brown, Mrs. Weaver, and Mrs. White are
now as charming as the Misses Johnson
were.
Another OF the most popular ladies at
| the Springs N Miss Mabel kellogg, the
adopted daughter of the late Judge sta
| ples. OF Richmond. Miss Kellog has a
| beautiful soprano voice, skilfGlly trained,
| which she 10 most obligng IN using Tor
| the pleasure Of her fellow-guests.
! Mrs. Clement Manley, OF Winston, n.
| C.. who was one OF the earliest guests at
| the Allegheny this season, left last week,
TO the regret Of the whole company here.
Virginia as well as North Carolina may
claim Mrs. Manley, as her father IS Colo
| mel Buford, OF Richmond. Certainly any
| State or all the States might wish TO
claim Mrs. Manley as a representative.
Altogether. the Allegheny is to be en-
We'd this summer on account OF the many
charming people gathered within its hotel.
Mrs. Herbert Claiborne, OF Petersburg.
| Va. and Misses Lucie Watson and Anne
and Minnie Chambliss arrived this week,
and are a most charming addition TO our
company. Other Virginians arriving are
Mrs. L. 3. Frierson and Miss A. w.
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