Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-03
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
Hull Scnsou-Fashionabie Friroiittcs-
Hay Rides by the Light o. the Noon.
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Hull scnsou-- Fashionable FrivoiItics-
Hay Rides by the Light o. the Neon.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispa,cn.'
WmTE SULPHUR SPRrNGs, Aug. ?, 1890.
The handsomest progressive euchre
party Of the season was given IN the parior
on FRIDAY morning by Mrs. Joseph kein-
| hart. he prizes were solid silver from
| 1ihauy's. The first. an elegant paper
| knife with repr0tsSe handle, was taken by
| Alrs. TAYLOR: the second. u handsome ex-
| tension pencil, 10y Mrs. Churchill; third,
| silver tablets. with ivory leaves, by Mrs;
| Dickson; fourth, love bonbOuaere lined
| with gold. bg Mrs. Watmough.
| Tho refreshments were served in the par
| loTs Oh tables, and the gracious hostess was
very charming whilst dispensing the hos
| piiahties. The guests were Mrs. latum,
| Mrs. Vim, Mrs. WatmOugh. Mrs. BOsher,
| Mrs Dickson Mira Tutwiler. Camm, Lang
| horne, Koebling. 1rigg. Elliott. Stuyvessnt.
| Leftwich. Churchill, Robertson. kamlette,
| Stokes. FELTON,, Whi,lock, Cooke. Wor-
than, ingalls,. Knowles, Tsbb, Williams,
! Joynes. Bate. Royal. Perry. Doggett Cav,
| Stuart. Kicks. and Anderson. Little Misses
Carrie and Kitty Reinhart marked games.
HAY RIDE AND rETT.
On Thursday evening the Mcssrs. Ingalls,
gave a bright little hay-ride and fruit
| party al their home. A wagon filed with
| straw. drawn by four horses. was driven to
! the hotel and Misses Mildred Carlisle,
| Mary Cullen, Annie Leigh Camm. Ger
| trude Camm. Ireno LanghoTne, and Messrs.
! George ingalls,. W. G. ingalls,, Waitress,
| Stuart and Scmmes, chaperoned by MIR.
| and Mrs. ingalls,, drove 10 their country
| home, whore ices and fruits were served
on the portico aud moonlight drive fol-
lowed.
GERMAN
The second german Of the. season took
| place on Friday evening, and n very Gle
| CANT champaune supper followed, given by
/ Mr.. J. Stone Ware, of New Orleans.
! Among the guests were Misses Grant,
| FLOYD, Cooke, Winston, Williams, Bagby,
I Camm. Thomas, Bruce, Willis, Cullen,
! Berry. Fink, and Messrs. Guerard, ware
| Semmes. Kicks. Baskerville, Sparks, Rus
/ sell. stern. Moody, Hanuewinckel, stuart.
| Robertson, johnson. Thomas. and others.
| The chaperons were Mrs. James Ware,
| Mrs johnson, Macon, Ga; Mrs. BENJAMIN
| Kicks. Mrs. }. J.. Robertson, Mrs. Grant,
| Mrs. Lyttleton Cooke, and Mrs. Camm.
ANoTHFR HAY-RrDE.
Mrs. John Hancock gave hav-ride on
| FRIDAY evening. The merry party drove
"bv the light o the moon" until about
half-past II. Among them were Misses
' Willard. tldtt. tofkt, 'uuiAboi AM '','
I Leathers. and Messrs. Dunnavant, Wlgand,
/ Antrim, Ware. White, Johnston, Oher,
| Fry. and Stuart The chaperons were Mrs.
| Hancock, Mrs II. A. Tabb. and Mrs. Sell
| grist.
| bg Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. FeltOn on Wednes-
| day night III honor OF their friend; Mr.
! Alexander Logan, of Macon. ga. Ihere
! we're present Alr. and Mrs. W. l.. ROYAL.
| Colonel 10. Lane Stern. Mrs Joseph Rein
/ hart. Miss Grant and Mrs. Grant. OF At
/ lanta, Ga. and Mr.. Aston, OF Charleston,
/ ). Q.
BOWLING PARTY.
| Mrs. William J.. Royal gave bowling
marty i'm honor OF the Misses Camm, Miss
| iagbv. Miss Carlisle, Miss winston, and
/ Miss Irene Langhorne on Saturday morn
/ ing The other lady guests were bliss
I Kate Bruce. Miss Nicholas. Miss Williams.
| Miss Flovd, Miss Otey Cullen, Miss Alice
| NIaury. Miss Taylor, and Messrs. Dennlson,
/ Euesen, McGibbon, Fairfax, Waitress,
/ Inoalis. clifford. Semmes. Hannewinckel,
| Sparks, Hutchins, Whitridge; and Ainshe;
The prizes were unique and tasteful ana
| refreshments were served IN delghtIui
I style.
] ANOTHER BOWLING PARTY.
Mr.. Guerard. of Charleston, s. c., gave
| bowling party on Thursday mornlnE;, ana
! Winston. Berry. Mrs. Willis and Miss Belle
| Berry. and Messrs J. Hoe Russell, Moody,
Kent, Semmes, Guerard, and Moore.
TENNIS GAME.
A tennis match of great interest was
PLAYED on Wednesday, but rs the game
was a DISPUTED one. we make no announce
mept of the winners. Suffice 70 say there
was Good PLAYING on both sides and enthu-
siastic disputing as TO the result.
NOTABLE ARRIVALS.
Eleven hundred guests are registered to-
day. among whom are Hon. w. A. Little,
Fredericksburg; +. d. Christian, Rich
mond Va: II. 4. Wickham; Virginia;
Miss NJ. b. Marsh and Thee: MGC. Marsh;
wife. Mrs. NJ h. Harrison, Major A. II.
Drewry ald wife, Virginia; Key. Or;
Spriee aud wife. Richmond; @. b. Neal
and family. Richmond, Va.
General Joseph II. Anderson and party
are expected in few days; Mrs. Archer
Anderson and Miss Mary Mason Anderson
Colonel Thomas Carter and wife and
Miss Glasgow are here.
W. II. Iiltord New York.
W. w. Williamson, Savannah, Ga.
Johu Sullivan Schlev. Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. Charles II. Blackford, Lynchburg,
Va. r.-,,
Colonel w. W. GORDON, hlcnlnonu.
Miss Airline Alexander New York.
VI. $. Courtney, New York.
Mrs. ]. W. Dodd, Mississippi, and Miss
Dodd. Kentucky.
Miss Pattie Ellison, Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford and Il. l.. Craw-
ford, Jr., New York.
Hon. John +. Ryan. Loudoun county.
Henry Fairfax Lees burg, Va.
Mrs. W. l.. 1ruitt and Miss Helen lrultt,
| Mobile, Ala.
George Stevens, Cincinnati. o.
Cabell Brockenbrough and wife, Rich
mond.
George Ainslie. Richmond.
Clarence Moore. Charleston, w. Va
Henry Stewart, Saltville, Va.
Robert f. Turner. New York.
A. l.. Boulware. Richmond.
Mrs. J. Fest and Miss May Grand. Phila-
| delphia.
Miss Raymond and Miss Hull, Salem,
| n. G.
John T. Spencer, Virginia.
w. A. Dunn and Francis G.. Denmead,
| Baltimore.
| John l.. Fowle. North Carolina.
| Judge James Keith, Virginia.
| Samuel Burns and Miss Burns. Balti-
more, Md.
II. A. Robinson and wife, Louisville Ky.
| CHLoE.
COSMOPOLITAN OLD POINT.
! p.,c.nccs of tho Hvgeia and the Garrison.