Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-18
SEVERAL DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EN-
TERTAINMENTs IN wYTHE CO.
4 GERMAN At SECTIONS HALL.
Those who Partfcipsted-Tea Mt Mrs.
Poage's-Miss GIeaves's Birthday
Party-An Important suit-McLsur-
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many new and pretty figures. which add
ed greatly to the evenings enjoyment.
THE DANCERS.
Those who participated were:
Mr.. Harry Lee Crockett. with Miss
Lutte Moore, of Galveston, Tex, who
was attired in pink organdie. trimmed
In black.
Mr.. r. w. Boiling. with Miss Wilson.
of Sherman. Tex, in white silk and orna-
ments.
Mr.. Robert Sayers. Jr., with Miss Guy,
of Richmond, in pink organdie-
Mr.. Ferd. Powell. with Miss Bessie
Spencer, of Galveston, Tex, in white
organdie and black trimmings.
Mr.. ]. n. Powell, with Miss Nichols. OF
New orleans, in white organdle over blue.
Mr.. James Payne. of Norfolk. with Miss
Minnie Spiller, in white organdie and pink
trimmings.
Mr.. Moore. of Galveston, Tex. with
Miss Sue Peyton Kent in white organdie.
Mr.. Joseph f. Kent, with Mrs. Enrich,
Of Norfolk, in lace over white
Mr.. w. w. Miller, with Miss Donegan,
OF Huntsville. Ala, in Nile green organ
die.
Mr.. Hugh Caldwell, with Miss Hornsby.
CT Knoxville, Tenn, in lace over red silk.
Mr.. r. w. Sexton. with Miss Hancock
of Louisville, KY, In pink organdle.
Miss Minatree. of Norfolk, with Miss
Sue Spiller, In pink Powered organdie.
Mr.. w. S. Moore, with Miss Florence
Mckinney, of Richmond, in white or
candle.
"STAGS" AND CHAPERONS.
The stays were Messrs. David Blair
A. G. Moore. Robert Miller Arthur Ripbee
and Robert Crockett, Jr.. of Wytheville
and Ludlow, of New Orleans.
The chaperons were Mesdames Virginia
z. Kent, w. II. Spller; w. c. Pike, OF
Wytheville; Mrs. Norman Walker, OF New
Orleans; Mrs Moore. Of Galveston, Tex
and Mrs. Alexander, OF Atlanta, Ga.
Invitations have been received In
WytEeville to the marriage OF Miss Anna
Claude, daughter OF Mrs. Edmund X
Bagwell, and Rev. Hickman Spiler Sim
norman. The happy event will take place
at Holy Trinity Episcopal church, a.
Onancock, Va, on the 9th OF this month
The grcom-elect was born and reared
near Wytheville; had a parish In Accoma'
county, but received and accepted cal
to Beattyville. KY. in June of this year
"Blue Grass" State.
THE TEA AT MRS. POAGES.
The tea Tuesday afternoon given at the
beautiful home of Mrs Waller s. Poage
on east Main street, by Mrs. Poage an'
her sister, Mrs. William W. Byars,, wa
not only one OF the most delightful, bu
one of the most largely attended given II
our town this year.
The decorations, which were imposing
consisted OF begonlas and palms.
The hours were from 4:30 to Z. Refresh
ments were served throughout the after
noon and were punch. ices, cakes. etc.
Mrs. A. C. Brown. Mrs. M. NJ. Cald
WELL OF Wytheville; Miss Hornsby ant
the Misses Wiley. Of Knoxville, assisted
Mrs. Poage and Mrs. Byars in receiving
Misses Annie Jordan and Mary Poag
presided at the punch bowl, and Misse
Anna Gleaves. Virginia Gibboney, willie
Jordan, Emily Poage, and Claudia Hagl
assisted in the dining-room.
GUESTS OF THE OCCASION.
The guests were Mesdames James
Ward, j. c. Greer, James A. Walker
Frank Terry, NJ. NJ. Caldwell. c. w
Gleaves, J. l. Gleaves, John G.. Brown
James r. Jordan, II. II. Umberger, JOIN
w y. n DlO"hf 80 - D'S"'
r. l.. Poage, w. II. Ribble, Jr., G. w
Henser. II. j. Henser, w. b. Kebly. w
7. De Van, T. s. Blair John Graham
NJ. p. Logan. Amanda Cox, Jannett Cook
p. b. Green, c. X. Boyd, Jr., r. A
Thomas. Lizzie Gravely. G. w. Pike, JON
G. Blair, Lettis Goodwin, G.. r. Huffard
w. c.. Sanders. win sanders Lizzie
Ewald, of Wytheville; Mrs. Benjamin
Dennis, OF Manchester; Mrs. J. c. Nc
Gayock, OF Max Meadows; Mrs
George, and Mrs. c. Billups, OF
Norfolk; Mrs. Chester Snow and
Mrs. Hunter Gait, of Washington city
Misses Annie and Annis Caldwell. Lizzie
Annis, and Sue Peyton Kent. Frances
Fulton, Page and Addis Moore. cornelia
Boyd, Helen and Julia Sayers. Maggie
Taylor Crockett, Sue and Minnie Spller
Florence Blair, Grayson Williams. Louise
Barclay, Maggie McNutt, Bertha Boiling
Willie Withers, Sallie, Ella, and Frances
Goodwin, Mary Ribble. Blanche Dew
Mildred Powell. Sallie Dunn. Clara
Ewald, Bessie Thomas and Annie Sexton
of Wytheyille; Miss Lacy, OF Lynchburg
Miss Hattie Mccall, of New Orleans
Miss Annie Blllups, OF Norfolk: Miss
Sarah McGayock, Of Max Meadows; Miss
Emma Honesty and Misses Kate and
Mary Willy, OF Knoxville; MISS owe
Hooper, OF Natchez, Miss, and Miss Fan
ME Guy, OF Richmond.
MISS GLEAVES ENTERTAINS.
Miss Anna, the attractive daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Gleaves. cele-
brated her 18th birthday few evenings
ago by entertaining sixteen OF her young
lady friends at her beautiful home on
Fourth avenue.
The Players Dramatic Club. OF this
place, Of which Miss Sallie Dunn is presi-
dent, Mr.. Charles w. Henser treasurer
and Mr.. w. T. De Van manager. gave
married Life" the second performance
OF the season. at the Church-Street
Opera House, TO a large and appreciative
audience. All of the parts were well
taken. Mr. Henser took the part OF Mr.
Coddee, Mr. De Van that OF Mr.. Lynx,
Normant Powell as Mr.. Younghusband
Clarence Painter as Mr.. Dove. Arthur
Ribble as Mr. Dismal, Miss Dunn as Mrs.
Coddee, Mrs Norman Walker as Mrs
Lynx, Miss Boiling as Mrs. Younghus-
band, Mrs. De Van as Mrs. Dove. and
Miss Fannie Goodwin as Mrs Dismal.
AN IMPORTANT SUIT.
The Circuit Court Is In session here,
Ind D1h Il n.