Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-29
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WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
VA, August Is, 1886.
DO YOU care TO hear how the world
ways with us? Our breezes are cool If
our baths are warm, and there is very
agreeable company here.
From New York: Mr.. s. Baldwin
and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Virmylea, a
wellknown banker Miss Byrd, Miss
Davidge.
From Baltimore Miss Howard, Mrs.
and Miss Bayard cousins of the Secre-
tary Of State), Mrs. Gibson.
From Nashville /: Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
CURE, Mrs. wallach and family, Miss
S,ith Mrs. Wilson, son and daughters
Mrs. Maury wife Of the Assistant At
torney. GeneraD and her charming
daughters.
From Louisville Mrs. Adams, her
son, and daughter Mrs. Morris, Mrs.
Robinson and Miss Robinson, Mrs.
Gaulbert, and others.
From Richmond : Mrs. Thomas, DR..
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly, al
ways in a tasteful toilet; Mrs. Hun
ter, Mrs. LefTroy, Mrs. Noting, Miss
Nicholas, and the Rev. DR.. Read and
wife.
A few evenings since there was q
german given and danced by the young
ladies only. The young men were con-
demned to the fate of wsll.fowers."
The effect of the ladies' toilets, I'M
mingled with the black " dress-suit "
Of the gentlemen, was brilliant-plnk,
white, blue in dazzling array. Miss
Bayard, by virtue Of her height and
grace. led, with pretty Miss Stith as
her partner.
Yesterday afternoon there was q
children's party on the lawn, given by
MIR. McCammon in honor of his little
girls birthday. The table was set un-
der the shade Of the trees, and vas soon
surrounded by as happy set of little
ones as could be imagined. They en-
loved to the full the feast of good
things prepared for them, and chartered
as gaily as little birds while partaklng
thereof.
In the evening we had the sale o.
fancy work in the ballroom, gotten uE
principally through the zeal and energy
Of Mrs. McGuire and Mrs. Ancruu
the wife Of DR.. Ancruml. Mrs. An
crum. assisted by Miss Nicholas, pre-
sided at the table for fancy articles
There were many pretty specimens o.
needle-work, some made by the guest:
at the hotel and some sent by friends a.
q distance. Mrs. Wallack dispensed
candies, tastefully bat up in bonbon
aieres of various kinds, and Mrs. Nc
CURE presided over the tea-table, where
not only the fragrant cup (which cheer
but does not inebriate " was to be had
but more substantial fare. such as sand
wiches. &c. The rallies, as usual, wer'
quite feature of the occasion, which
greatly deprecate, but perhaps they
were on this occasion less OBJ
jectionable than usual. \ dol
dressed as a Spanish lady seemed t
he the chief object of interest to the lit
tic girls. This fell to the lot Of Mis-
Rose Douglass, who had sixteen chance
taken for her by different friends. Tn
affair concluded with an auction Of al
the triAes left unsold. This was con
Quoted with spirit, greatly to tn
amusement Of all the young people
This bazaar was for the benefit of tn
Episcopal church of the neighborhood
and great was the rejoicing when 1t wa
announced the next day that the pro
ceeds were $3.50. I.