The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
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Question I'm Particularly This Week
Miss Rockers Part,-Mr-. Tatum's
Luncheon-Mrs. Curry's Reception.

bUNlll. llolf. I on tlt ~ lh'IAiN lltldi III =
for campaign. Where are you going
child. don't you expect 10 have the most
gorgeous tmey' The like Of this can he
heard on all sides any hour Of the day. But
the time to see the girls il really the early
morn ng or late i'm the afternoon. These
DAYS very few are loaiing on the streets all
day long a. was i'm order a month or six
weeks ago. The weather il too warm I'm the
first place. and in the second all Of them are
busy with dressmakers, planning and
making delicious corrections i'm the
way Of dress, destined 10 play havoc
with a mans peace of mind. and TO carry
death and destruction to his heart 80 Gar
more favored by Richmond people this year
than ever. and every other person YOU meet
announces The White" rs their resting
place for the season. II is curious 10 note
the various reasons the older people give lur
going there. The yOuu- candidly aN0W
that pleasure j. their object. Not so with
their seniors. Most of them say for health.
Of course. and these are often those who
never felt a pang and know not pain. Many
say for the water; others for the peculiar
kind OF climate, which suits them well.
Again. there are large number who "wi~l
to be quiet. and find the White a- good a
place as any" The truth is. the dear old
people might rs we'll acknowledge il. that.
though on the downward slope of life. they
enjoy 10 as much as ever. and wish O. meet
new people, know who is who, and. in fact.
10 see the fun
SCENES OF FORMER TklUMpHs.
Then, there is many a ,ober-sidcd, COM
Portable looking matron. with large flm-
ily Of children. who twenty on thirty years
go. 3D. b..
and who now likes 10 revisit the scene 0i
former triumphs, and in the evening of hor
DAYS live again the glory of the past and
give her young daughters show ir iAo
neat of the summer campaign. At Toe
White every one has "A good time. and
whoever has charge Of the entertainment Of
guests is indeed a sNliul tacticiau. A-
Josh WhitcOmb says. there H. emo coma
plant and every body satisfied Elder
is people meet their old friends and COME
radcs. and enjoy playing card, and hni-
nObbing with them generally. hechlldrcu
ALWAYS have bail given for their special
benefit. which puts them iu "A good humur
for Che next six months. aud even the baby
b. appealed 10 by the baby show which
takes place every year. Offering any young
man or woman am excellent opportunity i0
prove themselves "by long odds the best 0f
the bunch" And best Of all. in tniH
era of married bellies. lhe White
is girls Paradise. ~ happy huutiu-
ground made for girls" said one to me taD
other day. Every girl has Il good time
there. aud comes away cmtrnccd. the pleas
ulc OF being there only CQuaiird Jog tle
pain OF leaving" speaking of the " bite r.-
mind, me OF the advice ! heard org eri
giving another some years ago. The speak
ar was to Use a technical Americau.,m.
a regular old campaigner' My dear
child just let me tell you few thin--.
Now. ! have been tO the White several
times, and think it's the incest place bon thn
world. without amy exception, hut you
must know how tO DO. That is. hOW t0 -Lif-
mish. and, very mdn0uNrc. for m my opinion.
all that il necessary. Two important in-tfuc-
tons have 10 giNcN0l: First. Dee polite.
During tine early day, OF your stay make to
yourselves friends Of every man. woman
and child on the place. Later on. lct the
women and children drop. but hang on
To- every man Ike grim death, "sticks' and
all. even though they bore the life out oi
you. for they may give a German. supper. or
something. or be uselul in some way.
DON'T "CHUNL".
"Thc second instructions is, Don't be
'.chummy" with any girl. Drop even tried
friends and true. I'm the race of helio-l.p
they Will play you false i'm some way, sooner
or later. lou must always Doe seen With 30
man, on several, II possible, during The f}
season. 50 If one even speaks Oh YOU
YOU must engage "a in cOnNcr-a-
iiun. BE- brisk and don't let him -ct
away, "a man YOU must have. SO hold ham hy
hook or hy crook. And above all things
never know the whereabouts Of girls. fla
ft IL q. f h.
YOU must not know. you must have eyes
and ears only for him, for II you tell bun
where the desired girl is. De- Will leave yuu;
but if he can't lind her ~ chances arr ne
will stay with YOU. see: You Will find ihe
policy give 10 Nou the best i'm the end.
During these instructions | SAT -pell-
bound thoroughly surprised at -uch
lucid exposition Of methods. No one could
deny the executive ability Of thi, Young
woman. though many might question hc
methods, However it is 10 be hoped that
few have to resort 20 these articles. and
that most girls have "a stronger bold 0n at-
teniion. and greater claims 10 belleship
than 1.-The old campaigner' gave ms to un-
der,tand she had. If one had 10 remember
all her instructions they would De- 80 busy
planning destruction they would have no
time for pleasure.
CARD PATTY.
ON Monday evening Miss PAGE B0ohrI
gave an informal card party To Miss Dryden
of New \ Ork. and the Misses Baker Of Nor
folk. Those present were Miss Illie Pow
FRS. Miss Lucy Blair. Mr. John Young Nr.
William Walker, Mr.. Charles stacy. Mr.
Richard Meade, and Mr. Thomas l.. Dab
ney.
Mrs. Joseph Il. Anderson entertained tie
Misses Baker Of Norfolk, Miss Margaret
Mcintosh Of Baltimore, and the Misses Ny
ers at dinner on "Wednesday evening.
ON Thuraday Mrs. Randolph Taium gave
a very handsome pink and yellow luncheon
i'm honor Of Miss Sl0cOlitch, Of New 0rh.
The guests were Miss Columbia Hayes, Miss
Ellie Branch. Miss Annie Leigh Camln.
Mis-, Louise Mayo, Miss Lucy Blair, Miss
Nirgie Archer, Miss Norma Walker. Miss
Gertrude Camm and Miss Mary Cameron.
Mrs. Robert II. " hitlock gave luncheon
on Thursday IN honor of her sister, Mis-.
Moran, Among those present were Mrs.
Moran. Mrs Ford, Mrs. Charles +. Workman.
Jr., Mrs. Philip IlaNal Mrs. Alexander
Cameron. Mrs. L. T. ID. Myers, Jr., Mrs.
Thomas Boiling and Mrs. Allen Donnan.
HON. r. l.. WINTHROP.
DR.. and Mrs. J. l.. VI. Curry gave large
reception last evening in honor Of the ON.
Robert l.. lnlhrop. MIS-. W lnthfOp, ana
Miss Thayer. Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. JO-
,iah Ryland, SIR. and Mrs. T.. b. Addison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip llaxall. Mr.. and Ms.
Cameron, Major Ben. Nash and
Mrs. Nash. Mrs. Mcintosh, of Baltimore,
General Joseph X. Anderson and Mrs. An
lersOu. Colonel Archer Anderson. and Mrs.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. WHIT
ock, Colonel John Boynton Palmer and
Mrs. Palmer. Miss Stafford. Of New York,
Mrs. Matte Paul Myers, Miss Leila Myers,
Miss Meme Myers. Miss Bessie Addison.
Miss Mary COnnally. Mr. CHARLES Boiling,
Mr. Preston Carson. Mr.. Edward Willis
MIR. Frank D;.,e export and Mr.. Barton HaX-
al Wise are few Of those present,
Miss Sallic Mayo has returned from North
Carolina.
Miss Gertrude Riyes is at Mrs. Duyafs.
Miss Mary COnnaly is the guest Of Mrs.
James Thomas.
Miss Farrar. Of Washington. will visit
Miss Lizzie TOwnes during this week.
Miss Dryden, Of New York, left on We'd
lesday.
Miss Minnie Baker and Miss Emily Baker,
Who have been visiting Miss Mary Morris
ZONES, returned 10 Norfolk ON saturday.
Miss Margaret Mcintosh, Of Baltimore.
md Mrs. Mcintosh, are the guests of Mrs.
Joseph X. Anderson.
Miss Ramsay Of New York, is Wishing
lrs. Dill.
Miss Cora Darlington is the guest Of Miss
'arrie Moore.