Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

{ oxouisite taste in dress. She IS ASH
jneton debutante, who viii be IN socle.g
for the first time this coming winter enc
goes from here TO York HarDor 10 re
her friend Miss Field step-daughter Oh
Dr Thomas Nelson Page. At the supper
given in honor Of Miss Brown the guests
were AIR. and Mrs. Loundes, Charleston
$. C.: Mr. and Mrs. Simonds, Charleston
& C.. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Lexington,
XIV: Mrs Maxheld; Miss Curry Connally'
Richmond: Miss Jeffords. Philadelphia;
MIR. Johnson; AIR. Hancock, philadelphia
MIR. Heak. New York; ex-Secretary her
bert. Washington.
DR. Hunter Mcclure, while taking his
vacation. has along with it TO orlns ms
famous skill as a physician Tor ne mas
several patients here. DIR. Mcclure is
himself looking well.
Dispatch. is a visitor now at the Olo
White. -
Ex-Secretary Herbert, Of Washington
&c enioving his rest from business ana
from all public life, but as TO sOclal ne
he is greatly i'm demand. Dinners, driving
parties. and card parties are constantly
being given in his honor.
SOME FINE TEAMS.
Mr.. Habliston, of Petersburg, has five
vehicles of various kinds here. His team
| &c one Of the great beauties of the TRACK
| oenocioilv when the spider" holds fair
| lady. as It did this morning, when ne
took fine. lovely Miss Emma Hemming-
WY who has achieved such a phenome-
| nallv triumphant social success at nome
and abroad, over to the Sweet Springs
Miss Hemingway IS a violinist. ana mas
promised TO let her friends kno" Hel
mower with the bow before long
Among other handsome traps al the
White are the following:
! Lee Mcmillan. of New orleans last
trotter. buggy and runabout.
r. T. Clendenin, Baltimore, nine head
NJ good horses. tally-ho, tandem brake
Victoria. trap, buggy, and kentucAy
break-cart: finest harness seen mere anu
TWO cOachmen.
lanes =. Penn. Of Danville, fine pair
browns. rubber-tire trap, and TWO cOa0h-
men. ,.,,ous
blooded bays. rubber-tire trap ana
coachman. A.. ,,o,
stoppers of fine breed, and rubber-tlre
| trap. g.. ALL
r. G. Stewart, Of Baltimore pair sorrel
oo1dincs rtlnabout. and coachman. Hand
: soonest team here.
/ " r. Elliott. Of Wilmington, y. G.,
pair of blacks. Victoria, and trap pony
/ cart. and cOachman.
/ Miss Christian. Of Richmond, handsome
! saddle mare. Her brother has fine trot-
! ter. ,,,.,-
Mrs. Thomas wife Of DE- Thomas, OF
! Richmond, will give this evening a VgiS
I q, her
| curry Conally. Of Richmond. Many
guests are invited to this affair, and there
win he unique features which VIII give II
n distinctly individual character.
| Mrs. James T.. Penn. of DanVllle Va
leaves for her home this week. Mrs
Penn IS one of the most prominent Wo-
men I'm the state, being regent or the
chapter of "DOrOthca Henry OF me
| Daughters Of the Revolution, one OF lhe
largest in the South. She IS much inter-
ested in all historical subjects and III the
advancement Of women. She has spent
some very pleasant months here ana mas
been the centre of an attractive group
Of ladies'
/ Among the late arrivals are: J. IL.
Ersl,ins. Lakeland. Fla; w. ii. Pasmore'
! Tallahusa. Fla; Miss Sally Price, pay
ton. Va; Mrs. Walter Philpot Olu
Sweet Springs; Miss Rowe, Old sweet
Strings: Miss Wilson. Old Sweet Springs
! & White Saure. Old Sweet Springs;
| Elsodore Infante. Old Sweet Springs
| Miss Reye ola Sweet Springs; {. -.
Langhorn. Virginia; J. f. Lghtner ana
wife. Rich Patch. Va. Mrs. II. NJ. Wash,
| Norfolk. va: Miss NJ. :. Wash, Norfolk
va: r. ". Enerson, Ellerson. Va; r. n.
EUerson. Ellerson Va; w. ID. Chester
man. Richmond. Va; Charles +. Harper
and wife Portsmouth. Va; j. b. tanning
. and wife. Newport News, Va; j. y. Au-
gust. Hot Springs, Va; Samuel Earle
Washington, -. c.; e. +. Eichorn ana
wife, Mt. Carmel. H.; ]. NJ. Richardson
/ Fayette, Va; Miss Lucera >. Bruce, Lex
ington, Ky; Miss T. ID. L. Lewis. Lynch
burg. Va: Gilbert $ COwan. Kentucky;
{ G. O. Gratkin. New York L. q. Chelf ana
wife, Virginia; u. il. LS9ugiass, Balu-
more. Md; Mr. j. NJ. CLS-rsOn ana
AIss W. Chatterson. KENTUCKY; w. j..
Folk and wife, Virginia; Charles
Beach and wife, England; r. @. Jett
! Virginia; Walter Hullhen. stanton, Va.
At the lovely little Catholic church at
the White sulphur Springs was recently
, celebrated mass for Mrs. lie BOurge0irs,
I mother of Mrs. James II. Durkee, of
New Orleans, who died here two years
ago. it was a beautiful ceremony. The
Rev. Father Schilp OF Ronceverte,
/ W. Va, was the celebrant. The affairs
were brilliant with the richest blossoms
1 lilies, roses asters. and gladiolas all
. lent their ephemeral perfume and beau
ty TO the scene and palms brought the
freshness of their everlasting green 10
, embower the altar steps
Mrs. Durkee had invited a large num-
Der OF friends. and stood al the church
door TO receive them. She has been the
/ greatest benefactress this church has
ever had. she gave TO the worthy father.
as a personal gift one OF the handsomcst
sets OF church vestments IN all America,
4 all wrought In Paris and Rome.
MI. William Richards, Of Norfolk, Va,
sang during the ante-consecration
, prayers in his rich, melodious yOics.
This church Is among the finest attrac-
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