Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
The VERY HEIGHT OF a MOST BRIL-
LIANT SEASON REACHED.
rox.n. .o the professionally German
by Lonc-star observation-disclosures
IN Pair North Carolinisns.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GnrrSBarER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August 90 1890,

riety OF satin. boxes, uashV'Hi Da-o' 'e'H''''
fans with silk pockets, hand-painted and
embroidered all filed with Huyler's best
candies. The ladies' souvenirs were shaks-
peare bracelets with bows Of ribbon, en-
craved silver; the gentlemen's, exquisite
scarf-pius in every variety when llIahy
could furnish. The two leaders, MIR. John
Mallory and Colonel Stern, were presented
with elegant hand-pGinted chamois
monchoir cases. and two were presented
to Miss Mary and Miss Mildred Lee as
souvenirs of the occasion. very deIght-
ful suppor was served after the dancing, at
which Mr.. j. d. Moody presided WIN o aaj
nity and grace. The badges were gold ana
blue. and every detail OF this beautiful en-
tertaiument was complete. no.,
Tho choperons were Mrs. Walker (Ial-
weston. Tex. Mrs. wilkins Bruce, Mrs.
Ianghorne. Mrs. 1rigg. Mrs. Leftwitch,
Mrs. Royal, Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. Robert
son. Mrs. Camm, Mrs. Enders, Mrs. Adams
and Mrs. Ware.
The dancers we're all the young people
who usually compose the lI5ti Inc i lavoIs
were distributed by Miss Helen Is. floYd'
Miss Bagby. Mr.. William Hannewinckel,
and Mr. W. :. Hutchins.
The Texans have entertained In beautl,,
full and refined style here this season. and
NAV take TO their PARKWAY home the con,
sci0usness that the White Sulphur Will
ever welcome them with pleasure.
LAWN FErE AND GERMAN.
Miss Bessie Pace gave a delightful ger
man and lawn ftfe on Tuesday morning;
The dance was led by Colonel stern, ana
Mr.. CarrIngton successfully carried out
the other arrangements for the pleasure OF
the guests. At the close of the german
the dancers formed in fOurs and, led by the
4 I IL. arr Of
of the lawn. finally arriving at the love
lest spot Of all. whore tables laden Win
melons and grapes were spread and chairs
placed for the comfort Of all. A picture
of the CAV party was taken after when
charming collation. of wine, sandwiches,
apollinaris. and fruits were served ana
boxes Of Huyler's candy presented to each
lady guest.
The chaperons were Mrs. James b. Pace,
Mrs. Archer Anderson. Mrs. Luclen IS. Ia
tum. Mrs c. ID. Langhorne, Mrs. ID. d.
hardt. Mrs. Robert Whitlock. Mrs W. n.
| Trigr. Mrs. Charles Evylin Smith. Mrs. Ju-
liza K. Tutwiler. Mrs. Philip Bate, LOUIS
vile. Ky.; Mrs. w. ID. Grant, Atlanta
Ga. Mrs. Marsh, Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. w.
A. Stuart. Mrs John Potts, Virginia: Mrs.
| If. W. Fuller. Mrs. j. 5. ID. Cullen, Mrs. A.
| Is. Camm.
The dancers included nearly all the nota-
| bic bellies and beaux at the Springs.
DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. Daniel Rountree. of Atlanta, Ga. en-
| tertaned fifty friends at a handsome dinner
on Tuesday at 4 o'clock. The menu was
elaborate, consisting OF ten courses, the
appointments complete and tasteful. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Knowles chaperoned the
party. and the guests were Mrs. Willis, Mr..
| Rountree. Miss Bland Taylor, Mr.. Alexan-
| der. Miss Ellison, Mr.. Miles. Miss Willis
Mr.. Joe Semmes, Miss Marsh, Mr.. Caring
| ton. Miss Carlisle. Or. Miles, Miss Brock,
Mr.. Dennison. DR. Brock, DR.. Westmore-
| land. Miss jackson. Mr.. Jackson, Mrs.
| Adams, Air. Moody, Miss Bessie Pace, MI.
| Ed. Hannewinckel Mrs. Dickson, Mr.. VII
| hanson. Miss Leila Harrison, MIR. Goldth'
waite Miss Bagley, Mr. Hutchins, Mrs.
Foster. MIR. Paine. Miss Green. Mr.. Robert
son. Mrs. Stokes, Colonel Stern. Miss Nc
Allister. Mr.. Martin. Miss Lille Gill, Mr.
Habliston, Miss Cullen. Mss Fuller, Mr..
Grant, Miss Marsh, Miss Grant, Miss AnIie
J.. Camm, Mr.. Mallory.
CONCERT AND REGULATIONS.
Mr.. Leo Wheat. assisted by Mrs. Doggett
Miss Tarleton. Miss Grant, Mr.. LOngworth
Mr. Ware. and Mr. Schumacher, gave a
brilliant concert varied by Rotations, on
Wednesday morning III the ballroom.
full and appreciative audience were charm.
inglv entertained by RichmOnds favorite
artist aud his competent assistants.
4 pretty episode IN connection. with the
concert was the presentation OF lovely
ladv's pin To Mrs. Doggett by few of hel
friends in recognition OF the grace and
amiability with which she has given the
benefit Of her rich voice TO the guests OF
the Springs and the congregations as
sembled on Sunday IN st. Ihomas's
church.
Mr.. Rountree gave a champagne break.
fast to Miss Potter, of Raleigh. n. C.,
chaperoned by Mrs. Avera, the eldest
daughter OF Governor Fowle.
LAWN PARTY.
Mr.. Mcleod. of the North Carolina party
invited party on the lawn 10 meet Gov
ernor Fowle and his daughters, on which
occasion very sprightly and agreeable
speeches were made by Governor fowle
and Colonel A. S. Buford. and entertaining
recitations by Miss Grant, of Atlanta, and
Miss Busbee, of Raleigh, n. c., were given,
The North CaroGuians have added
greatly 10 the gayety and pleasure OF the
season and have left most delightful i'm
pressions Of the inhabitants OF the odd
North State.'
MISsTRELsY.
On Monday morning there was very
| creditable minstrel performance by Messrs
Woodson and Allen. of Richmond, Va.
whose songs and dancing. baniO-playine
and bones" whiled away rainy morn.
lng very agrceably for a good many who
| gathered in the ballroom TO enjoy the
matinee rendition.
At tho same hour Mr.. Habliston wa;
giving a bowling party of about twenty
| chaperOned by Mrs. Joseph kelnhardt.
FRUIT PARTY.
Mrs. Charles +. Workman, Jr., had avery
| bright and informal melon-party on Mon
! day morning in the upper hall of the hotel
| Her beautiful baby attracted more atten
| ton than the melons, although they too
| were greatly enjoyed. Those who were ia
| yored we're Mrs Knowles, Mrs. Reinhardt
| Mrs. VIM, Mrs. Tatum, Mrs. Latimer
| Mrs. Whitlock, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Langhorne
Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Dolby, Mrs. Joynes, Mrs
| Cullen, Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Royal, Mrs
Enders, Mrs. Camm, Mrs Tabb, and Mrs
| Hancock.
Mr.. Guerard, Of South Carolina. gave 9
very handsome farewell-supper TO some
| of his friends on Tuesday evening.
| The guests were Mrs. G. ID. langhorne
| Mr.. Thomas Paine, Miss Cameron, Mr.
| Philip Bruce, Mrs. W. A. Ware, Mr.. Cue
| rard, Miss Slocoyltch, Mr.. Habllston, Miss
| Willis, Mr.. Alexander, Mrs. Willis, Dir. w
| A. Ware, Miss carlisle, DIT. JOhn Mallory
| Miss McAllster, Mr.. j. ID. Moody.
| The company varies each day-som,
| come and Others go-but there is no per
| ceptible dimlnution in number.
LATE ARRIVALS
| Among the late arrivals: Hon. Taylo
Berry, Virginia; W. I. Mosely, Gilbert J
Hunt, A. l.. Hobson, j. l. Murphy and wife
| John Nj. Price. l.. p. George. Lewis NJ
| Griffin, L. NJ. Moon. T.. NJ. Crutchtield
Arthur 2. Clark, ID. Axtell, j. L. Palmer DR.
| G. W.P. Brock, DIR. Cullen. II. A. Tabb anC
| Mrs. Thomas L. Jeffress, of Richmond, Va.
| Hamilton Nj. Brown, Noel Paullalne, q
Snowden Andrews, Alexander Preston
w. G. Pennington, II. Snowden Marshall
Miss Della DeFord, William @. Seldom
| Mrs. A. Ii. Rutherford, of Baltimore, Md.
DR.. j. w. Craig, George Mcintosh, Horace
Hardy, Med. l.. Wrenn and wife, Howard
Shields, Miss Kate Thomas, Mrs. Masol
Cooke, of Norfolk, Va, John ID. Spencer
w. Il. Fitzgerald, o. w. Dudley. Davi'
Dunlop, Mrs. A. l.. Davis, Mrs. A. II. Thorn
as. John Edmunds, j. L. Johnson
j. Is. Anderson, X. r.. Henry, Leo. 7
Wheat, Miss Nellie Fuller, j. L. Wayt
Charles Bosher. @. NJ. Miller, A. Y. Patton
of Virginia; Mrs. William NJ Elkin, A. L
Wilson, f. Thatcher, IL. A. Yost, Mis-
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