Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

-.e Gowns 10 be won in Among Those
.,..ser,' would delight The soul OF the
.t,- -epagtcr 10 when the wearers are
.-,.s,f 10 cater Each one has the dis
..--,;,-- ;aUcE that is the seal OF good
80 Mrs. LeMoyTc. as Mrs. Clinton de-
..ss lcIa. mention. In the first act
- SIS makes her appearance MARSHAL
~. ,e shy birds of whom she 'ra sed
&C.. and brought do@n FIVE she wears
,bs,rlng hgise-coiored gown with nu-
~-,-ors touches OF back velvet. and
-,o., becoming hal Of the same shade of
far with curved brirn. In this act. the
n35bv, Mrs. Parker IAIiss Olga Flinck).
,1.rs,s haif mourning costumes are all a
8eHsnl 10 The eye, is sowIled in white.
~, f,rr lines of which are accentuatcd
rath narrow pipirgs OF black. Mrs Van
rsrfars MSS Martha Leonard). who is
as camping out, wears g wonderful cos
,,.rre ar nale &lue silk. with wide bands
~ white lac5 slSiltuIiy inserted, her hat
hars also Of blue The mischief making
lo1r;tss Observation-Disclosures tMiss Carlot-
"a Nilscal. n 4 charming gown of pink
in thc second act Mrs. IcMoVne is
charming Il. . very handsome evening
Gown OF heavy White brocadc. with
sleeves and garaiture of exquisite white
Isre sad magnificent iewellcG collar Mrs
Parker wears s sort OF empire gown. of
h,5rs chiffon. trimmed with sequins. over
an uaior3gSsS of white silk. Mrs. Van
Cor,ears. lark green ridil>r habit and
nj" hat The willy Countess. nlagnifi-
rrrf in tie sown in which she drove her
chariot. wcars the skirt made with a
Ions train. and silt UP 20 the waist on
tn lott side. It is trimmed with silver
seaaas. of which there is also a hip yoke
ar6 panel.
In the third act. in her unfinished. IN
furnished hcuse. ATS. IcMoyne elects to
war sewn of 4 somewhat ceep shade Of
electric blue, Inc skirt t,iInmcd with
shrn56 pieces edged With f.lacl velvet.
TIE coat and hat are OF light llue gray,
TIE cloth wrap being hox-slaped, and
corcea1inS the dress entirely. Ii is trim
ned v.t?l dark mink. ard ornaments Of
sill cord, Mrs Ven Corlear-s' last c3wr
IS N no way expressive Of her disap-
po'ntmen- i'll not capturing the Care
witch. II is OF creamy crepe with inscr-
lions of white lace. In the last act. the
Countess, converted into Mrs. Pembroke
We ches lec injured husband. IN q gown
Of beige cloth. with wonderfully smart
little eton effect in the way of coat. The
other costun, es arc equally effective.
pie by the young girls as a courtesy to
the students Of the two universities. was
ore of the most enjoyable OF the many
entertainments yesterday.
The hall was elaborately deco
rated in orange and blue, and light
blue and white, the colors OF the Univer-
SHY OF Virginia and North Carolina Thi-
lows orchestra furnished the music
and the first half Of the german was
led by Mr.. Adolphus Blair and later by
MI Elicit. of the University OF Virginia.
Among the young girls dancing We're:
Misses Anna Deane Carr Lily Hill, Nora
Leary, Mary Ball. Louise Purcell. Rose
Norris, Chanlpa Wallace. Crutchfield of
Sara Harvie. Agnes, Nc
Carly, Lorino. Of Germantown. Pa;
E5ith Ramsey. Alexandria; Jane Winso,
Hayes. Margaret Watkins, Marie Archer,
Michaux. Annie Smith. Mary
Nan Morris. Margaret Shields. Morton.
Elizabeth Fisher, Louise James. Carrie
ATmistead. Nellie Talbot, Sue Spilman,
Rebecca Gordon. Annie Gordon. Maud
Morgan Blanche Morgan Edith Jones,
Matte Baskerville, Jane Fisher. Rather
inc Yonge. Ruth Tanner. Sarah Harvie.
EVELYN Gordon, Elise Watkins. Cornolia
Watkins, REYNOLDS, Bette Christian,
Emily Jennings. Mamie Jennings. Lizzie
Brander. Leake. Sophie Meredith, Katie
Meredith Jennie Bland, Elise Stokes,
Eo,ton. Of Charlottesville; cooper. OF
Jacksonville, and others.
Miss Jane wingo was the charming
hostess at buffet lunch Thursday III
honor OF Miss Camille Hayes, of Morgan
town.
The young hostess received her guests
in light Blue etarline. embroidered III
white. Fer corsage bouquet WIS of v.o-
lets
The pallor, hall. an3 d:ning-rocm were
decorated in palms and yellow and white
chrrsanttenlun?s. Yellow and white
-cun,s formed the ccnterpiece
of Tho luncheon table. Punch was served
b. idrs. ]. D. NOEL and Miss Mary Hayes.
Among the many entertainments given
none ecltpsed the whist par