Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
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Post-Lentcn Socini Ahnirs In Inc
City of Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, April l6.-(Spe-
cfal)-The past week has been a most
nleasant one in petersburg. Society re-
turns with much joyousness 10 the reaA-
zation Of the pleasures which for the
past forty days have been enjoyed on'y
in anticipation.
on Tuesday night an exceedingly pretty
german was given at the Armory'
large number Of our bellies ana ueauA
being I'm attendance. The dance was
Gracefully led by Messrs. Wallace Jei-
larson and ". Claggett Young. Among
tboes present were Misses Mary HeleIhe
Johnston. Mary Ellen WHITE Nanuie
scott. Mary Lynch, Mary Fnend' AJl 5i 's
Leath. Louise Reed, blpscolno, l ~,
Nenable, Anne GIL MAJ M 80 nam.
Gee. Josephine French, francs ~. W.
PAGE Nichols, Eliza Bragg, Lucy W
som Matte Watson. Mary Meaue -
nard. and Messrs. Tucker Nhyte, lTtSIos
Roper. darcy Roper, Panl Kopcr, D' IT, =
PoDer. j. NJ. b. Gill, w. W. to"ilt9' ~ -
Dunn Martin, Robert Martin btootNs
pocgrs Allie Friend, Wallace JeucIaoH,
Harry Plummer. Tom Holden Gg5OIse
pLmno~. Mnholland Gillette MlllaH
itndd Andrew Allen. Hume, W. {. 1ouHS'
John watson, and Meade Doyle.
4 GERMAN THURSDAY.
geru,an took place AT Library Hail Many
Fair strangers. as well as ATTRACTIVE iuylI-
hers Oftheup post sex rom otheI Sl,tI7,
were our guests on that occaslou; M
dancers were led through teIIeS pi
most beautiful and intricate hguIe5 ~
Wessrs. ~. Claggctt Young and John
Watson. TennysOn's "Dream Oh az
Women" might have been inspired by JUST
such galaXy OF beauty as TINS sSSn0
nresentcd. The chaperons were Mes,
PRYOR Among the dancers were Kisses
! Mamie Scott. Matte and Lucy WATSON
| Mary and Louise thinner, Mary MTdHs,
Sallie Bernard. Frances Ream, helJ h
! Venable. Louise Reed, Lucy carr l-yhcmi'
| Tjnsconb. Willie EchOls, Anne Gil,
| Martha Collier. Elise Harrison. carrie
| PRYOR. Marie steele, Belle Gillian. Eliza
! Bragg. Page Nichols, Nrgie slater, AhHae
! Watson. Maud Conrad, MaIslS l-edtil
| Norv Friend Mary Field, Lima NoltehiuS
| Crace NcGui. Kathoryn Percivall. juliet
! Mann. Julia Budd. Lemie Pannill Mrs;
| StyIl, Mrs. thinner, Misses BESSIE and
| Nellie Cooke. Mary Zeleme johnston 49,
| Nessrs. Bartlett and Paul Roper Jonu
| Marion. Hvsace Stringfellow, CuIhDer'
! UarrisOr. Jirud Bland. Mullen, Nat kopeI
| Thicker wH~te, Leroy Roper, - 2rcy
, Roper. Classett Young. Robert ana WI
liam Budd, J. Monro Is; Glli T 11at,
| ilton Rogers. John and Robert az
son Allie Friend. Brooks Rogers, NJ. Z
T.ci,snn Granville Rogers, Jim Payne
Wayerly Townes. Robert and Dunn Mar
BOND. Meade Doyle, Theodoriek Nllllans
Woyerly Townes, Robert ana Dunn Mar
lin Miilholland, Gillette, Andrew Alien
! Arthsr Johnston, SpooneT, Epes' Ion
Holden. Hill Beasley. Jack Cooke, Bllll
Eowdsn. Charles Hall DAVIS, Wilkes
Uorh<rt Mann, wallace JEFFERSON, JONI
r Griffin. and George Cameron
MISS ZIMMERS CARD PARTY.
Miss Margaret thinner gave oeautIIu
card narty on Friday afternoon. het
sgain the' season was the Inspiration Q
the scores. Eggs were used instea
~ cards 10 receive the stars, NhlC
marked the number OF games won on
ferent-colored ribbons being ara"
through the eggs to fasten them, an
~ designate the tables. In the recelVil
n y, Were the Misses thinner NJ
fuiia E' Mitchell. Mrs. Zimmer. Mt
Preston OF Abingdon. and Miss MoseiF
/ Richmond. - ,t,ssax Mari
NoseIv Gilbert Preston, Anna puniol
Pessie Cooke, Nellie Cooke. SANE Re, Be
nard MARY Meade BsTnard: Lima
Nichols Kathefyn perciyall, Elise Hal
rison. Mary Patteson. Matte Metsoi
Lucy Watson, Grace McGill' Martina 20