Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-28

: Dresden silk, with Messrs. William Col.
noun. p. w. Hagedorn, e. J. Glenny. Nr
Robert CoIhoun. Mr.. Bondurant. Mr.
Barton, Mr. Virgins, Mr.. E9ds Johnson
Mr. Ed. Golhoun. Mr. Bailey Fowler. ana
Mr.. Ceeskind.
room No. 49,"
On Wednesday a very interesting no,ios
appeared on the door, where notices ars
generally posted There will be" n ra,
"a watermelon feast tonight az 1870 d,
the band-stand. Come all: come ever,
one When leaving thank Room No. 3. +.
Room No. 80. II turned out. proved % 10
Messrs. william Colhoun. Of Christian
burg; - Virgins. OF North CarolIrs
c. A. Colhoun. Of Lynchburg, and Nr
J. b. Bailey OF Lynchburg. who an
proved themselves charming hosts. TVsr.
~ very large melons were cut and r9t
wasted Among the guests were Mis-.
NJ. r. Reid. Of Norfolk: Lily Brockeft If,
Atlanta Ca; Irene Tyler OF New Cr,
leans, Lucie Watson OF Petersburg W.
Janet Digger. of Emporia, Va. Jerry
and Robbie Crank, OF Houston. Tex
Browning Coleman. Of New Orle4r..
- Creary. OF Tuscaloosa. Fla. -
Cleveland. Of Houston. Tex, Nora Glerrv
OF New Orleans; Fanny Ross and Hat..
Ross. OF Richmond, Va: Mrs j. A D.,-
burg. Of Memphis, Tenn, Mrs. T.
Penlck. Of South Boston. Va. Miss I.o..s.
Penick; Mr.. Alexander L. Bondurar- II.
oxford. Miss; Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Weaver Of Alabama: Mr.. and Mrs r.
Brown. OF Birmingham. Ala. Miss UY
Bignon, OF Miledgevlle. Ga: Mrs Jim
Herbert Claiborne. OF Petersburg. Va
Mr. Laurence Campbell. 81 Bedford Ctr
AL. 81
Tenn: Mr. Bailey Fowler. OF Ata-,
Ga. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Glenny. ~ Nsx
Orleans Miss Janet Digger. and 1rrs
Newell. Of EmpOria. Va: Nr CUn.-f
Angel. OF New Orleans; Or. priddv. l.r.
ginia; Mr.. Cardozo, Of RicnmJni. Va.
and Mrs. r. T. Styll. u PctarsbItg a.
A HAY-RIDE TO CROCKETTS
Miss Mabel whitehurst. Of. Norot,
gave a delightful hay-ride THURSDAY s...
ming. Tho young hostess succeeded b,
making all Of her guests very happy Tia.
party did not go on driving indefrfs..
as Is sometimes the way on hay-r.dss
but stopped for a rest and a dance s-t
a very pleasant time at Crockett Sprr..
about four miles from the AIleefsre
Crockett Springs is a favorite resort s,r
the walkers and drivers from the AHA.
ghany, on account OF the charming ,l.-.
tesy always shown 10 visitors. both bv
the managers and the guests. Among ,r.,
Whitehursts guests were Misses RobtI,
and Jenny Crank. Browning. Coleman
and Messrs. Bondurant. Bailey. Fowler.
James Omburg. William Omburg. Cress.
ley Smithwck, James smithwick Clinton
Brocketts. and Ebert Fowler.
TWO RICHMOND BELLIES
One Of the pleasantest events of tA,
week or, indeed. Of the whole season
was the arrival OF two Of Richma-r,
noted belles-Misses Fanny and Har4
Ross
Among the other distinguished guest,
here now is Mrs Barney, Of New Or
leans As Miss Norvall, Of Virginia. SIR.
Barney was noted for her grace and be3u-
". She still retains her charms of mar-
ner and person. and is one OF the most
popular guests here
The company at the Allegheny has had
an especially charming addition in The
person Of Mrs. George 5. Bruce OF Ms
sissippi
Miss Lilly Bracket. Of Atlanta. Ca.
a tall. handsome brunette. is one OF the
most popular young ladies at the Ale-
ghany.
Mrs. whltehurst. OF Norfolk. adds
much to the pleasure Of both young ana
old
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the arrivals this week are Mrs
George S. Bruce. of Mississippi. Mrs r..
T. Styll. of Petersburg: Mr.. A. W. Me-
Cormick. Norfolk, Va: Mr.. j. Purra-
Richardson. Pulaski county. Va; Mr. $751;.
NJ. Pierce. Christiansburg; Mrs. Water
field. Norfolk, Va; Miss A. Wilson anil
Mr. Charles Eckerle. Roanoke, Va. ST.
and Mrs. A. Weaver. Norfolk. Va. Mr
II. p. Perkins and Mr.. John Woods. Roa-
noke. Va: Messrs. l.. O. White. s l.
Spindle. and A. 5. White. LynchburL
Va; Mrs D. W. Taylor and Miss Samp
son. Washington. d. c.. and Mr. Frank
T.. Brown. Roanoke. Va.