Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-07
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
rne CLIMAX or A GAY AND BRILLIANT
SEASON REACHED.
Yeurtssa Hundred 0assts-Dancins'
pssiss, Bowling. Riding, Driving. and
supping-scmc Distinctive Fcaturess
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Olni0g, BOWbtngs 8s0tne, Drivi"k' ""A
suvpinx-scme Distinctive Featuress
Fcovv>spoodsnce OF the Richmond D,spatch.l
Wurx Sulphur Spxrxos. July 8, 1880.
The charming voices Of Mrs. Warren
Elliott. Mrs. Decatur Axtell. and Mrs.
Docrett afforded sweet music in the church
and parIor on Sunday. and the company
&C. q crea, deal TO the kind and obliging
ladies Who add so much TO their pleasure
There were over one hundred arrivals on
saturday and about scvensy-nve on
Sunday. The company numbers In"
and in etill on the increase. Inc
climax will probably be reached on
Eaturday of this week. Ihere never
was q gayer or more agrecapis comtaIy
here, and il has been remarked oy many
Sci,;,,,rs that they had never seen so much
cordialitv and 90 little stiffness. Every
todv is here for good tine, and may have
n in thor own way. The parlor after each
meal Is the place for pleasant introduc-
tions and talk the porticos AID lawn,
bowling-alley. aud spring are the scene OF
merry groups and parties. The photo
Crapher is busy here and there with ms
camera all day, aud even the amateur
passes from group TO group, doing lustlce
without mercy. Germans. euehre ana
lawn parties. bowling parties. suppers' ano
dinners succeed each other so RAPIDLY thdt
one wishing to entertain finds difficulty IN
securing an hour and the company.
TYPICAL MORNING GERMAN.
The first morning german OF the season
Sves danced on Monday. led very success
fully by Colonel 10. Lane Stern; IL was
bright and beautiful sight: the bright
Young faces under leghorn hats laden
with wreaths or plqmes OF every
flower and hue; fresh white, PINK;
blue. or yellow gowns of light and
s;rv fabrics foated to the rythmic
measure. whist the white or light striped
morninr snits of the gentlemen were in
harmony with the whole. Among the
dancers were Misses White. Hobson. Nc
intosh. Cooke. Taylor, Willis. Carlisle,
Burnes, Williams, Humphrey. Ellison.
Fink. Whithorne, Nicholas, Grant. Cham
berlain. Cullen, Alexander. Truitt. Car
ter. Marsh, Adams, Shields, Olive, Stona-
Yer. Jordan. Bagley, Platte. Camm. Mrs.
Heirrist. Mrs. Wortham. Mrs. Dickson, Mrs:
FELTON,. Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Stuyvesant, and
Messrs. Darlington, Ainslie, Ingalls,; Hen
neberry. Moore, Baldwin. Semmes. stern
Whitridge, Payne. English, Grant. Marsh,
SHARKS. jackson, Dunnavant, Stuart, Bos-
we'll Baskerville. Ware. Bruce, Thomas.
Norebead, Thompson, Taylor Williamson,
BALDWIN. Waitress, Fry. Seldom, Robertson.
and Speer.
GAY BowLERs.
On Tuesday morning DIR. Charles Kent.
professor of modern sciences III the Uni
versity of Tennessee. gave bowling party
in honor of the young ladies' oil Mrs.
Camm's party. The couples were Miss
Winston and Mr.. Burke, Miss Bagby, and
Mr.. Fairfax. Mrs. FELTON, and Dr., Kent,
Miss Gertrude Camm and Mr.. Marsh. MISS
Carlisle and Mr.. Russell. Miss Pumphrey
and DR.. Pendleton. Miss Annie Leigh
Camm and Mr.. Ware. Mrs. Camm and Mr..
Guerard.
The first lady's prize. a handsome
mouchoir-case. was won by Miss Annie
Camm; the second. a pretty china pm
tray. by Mrs. W. A. FELTON,; first gentle
mans. handsome shaving-tablet, by
Dr. Pendleton second, a match-case. by
MIR. Ware. Refreshments were served
and most delightful morning spent.
LAWN BEVERAGES.
Mrs. A. G. Doggot gave a most agreeable
lawn-party on Monday morning. A pretty
knoll on the lawn was selected and very
pleasant hour was enjoyed whist partaking
Of cooling beverages; Those present were =,
Mrs. Willard, Mrs. W. e.. Stokes. Mrs. n.
A. Tabb. Mrs. John Hancock. Mrs. Grant.
Mrs. Charles Tanner. Mrs. Churchill, Mrs.
Ranlett. Mrs. Ware. Mrs. Morehead. Mrs.
John ID. Winn. Colonel and Mrs. W. l..
Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Tatum. Mrs:
Willis. Mrs. Seigrist, Mrs. Camm. and
Messrs. Moody, Phinizy. Marsh. Grant,
Carrington, Muuford, and Hanewinckel.
AN ELEGANT REPAsT.
After the german on Tuesday evening an
elegant supper was given to fifty by Mr..
W. ID. Moody. OF Galveston. lex. TO his
sisters-in-law, Miss Willis and Mrs. Rich
ard Willis. Everything which could make
the elegance and pleasure of an entertain
ment was there, and the occasion was one
to be long remembered. Those present
were Misses Bruce, Templeman, Taylor,
Willis, Bagby. Carlisle. Winston, Calnm.
Cullen. May. Berry, Cooke, Willard. Burns,
theirs. and Messrs. Thompson, Henneberry,
s. Bruce. Hanewinckel, Geurard, Dunnavant.
Semmes. Ware. Aston. Chaplin, Taylor,
Schley, Stern, Thomas, Ainslie, Russell,
Grant, jackson. and Payne. The chape-
rons were Mrs. wilkins. Mrs. Bruce, Mrs.
Doggett. Mrs. Ware. and Mrs. Camm.
THE BELLEs-AND THE BELLS.
On Wednesday morning brilliant ger
man was given by Mrs. William IL. Plstte
and Mrs. Julia X. Tutwiler in honor of Miss
Mary Meade Platte, of Petersburg. Va.
Miss Bessie ChamberlaiDe, OF Norfolk, Va,
and Miss Orline Alexander. OF New York.
and about seventy-fve other guests pres
emit. The distinctive feature OF this en-
tertainment was that it was called "a bell
german" bells being the only favors
given, but two handsome prizes-one
to lady "a handsome silver-link
purse, the gentleman's handsome scarf
pin-each determined by the number, on
his or her badge, so that there should De
perfect fairness. The badges We're the
daisy colors-white and yellow-and were
presented by Mrs. Reinhart and Mrs More
head. Refreshments were served in the
ballroom, and the large company was de-
iightfully entertained. The chaperons
were Mrs. Plat. Mrs. Tutwiler, Mrs. Rein
hart. Mrs. Morehead. Mrs. Stuart. Mrs.
Mrs. Camm, Mrs. Tatum, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs.
Roehlng, Mrs. Bate. and Miss Mary Lee.
Among the dancers were Misses White,
Carlisle, Taylor, Berry. Mcintosh, Nicho-
las. Eakle, Baylor, Ellison. Thomas
Leathers. Whithorn. Glasgow, Cullen, Holt
Camm, Chamberlain. Alexander, May
Winston, Hobson. TempleInan, Ellerson,
Humphrey. Platte, Fink. Grant. willard
Williams. Cantrell. Carter, Marsh. Shields
Newman, Mosby, Willis. Henderson, Mrs.
Dickson, Mrs. Royal. Mrs. Garden, Mrs
Knowles, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Stokes. Mrs
Hancock, Mira. 1abb. Mrs. Workman
Messrs. Roebling. Tucker. Baldwin, Gait,
Henneberry, Whitridge. Robertson. stern
Willis, Ware. Wiegand, ingalls,. Crawford
Perry, feathers. Stuart, Waitress, Fry
Thompson, Gerard, Fairfax, Moore. Selden
Dunnavant. Hannewlnckel. Williamson
Taylor Russell. Echols, Morehead, Payne
Grant, Darlington, Chaplin, English. Halle
Sparks, Schley. Longworth. Hall, ingalls,
Philips, Jackson, McCabe, Johnston
Baskerville. McGibbon, Semmes, Kent
Moody, and Munford.
THE MISSES MosBy HoSogED.
On Monday morning riding party wa'
given by Mr. w. A. A. Stuart in honor OF
the Misses Mosby. daughters of Colone
John S. Mosby. These young ladies are a:
admirable horsewomen rs migat be ex
pected from their illustrious fathers pre-
cept and example. The party consisted o.
Miss Stuart Mosby. Washington. ID. G.
Miss Delphine Hall. North Carolina; Mis-
Lucy Beale, Botetourt county. Va. Mis-:
Splitter. Stanton; Mrs. Easley. Halifax
and Messrs Ryan. Loudoun county Man
igault. South Carolina; Colonel w. T.
Tanner, and Mr.. Stuart.