The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE.
THE SEASON AT IT'S HEIGHT AT
OUR SUMMER RESORTS.

Holding Their Own-A Merry Round Of
Delightful Pleasures.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ". Va, Aug.
lG.-lspccial. The 10th Of August-said
TO be the height OF the season has come
and gone, yet gayety continues the play
thing OF the hour Entertainment after
entertainment has been given, and be-
come thing Of the past-the number
q last week. Girls have their "day" alt
during the season, and the children are 10y
no means behind hand. as preparations are
already beng made for grand fancy ball
to gwen on Saturday night, the 23d. The
only thing LEFT undOnc is the baby show
which as yet seems unthOu-ht OF. People
however. who aie willing and anxious TO
spend time and money on the pleasure Of
others. seem incNhaustible. Next week
promises if anything 10 exceed this in 81
rush Of gayety and all kind of pleasures are
on hand. The married ladies have had
their turn in the brilliant bal poudre
The little ones will come % The front.
though, as soon as there Is time a. think of
anything besides germans. balls. dinners.
and Kindred amuscmcnts. In such round
Of excitement and amussmea, one would
naturally suppose that somebody would be
~killod in The crush" or Jeff" in
the rush. but the White sulphur Us The
incest place i'm the world fer girls o.
have good time. Naturally some are
greater bellies than others. as the first law
Of nature is inequality; but TO one is ever
allowed To- feel zen out in The cold. u.s.
almost always there is some kihd
friend who h3uls zap a man or an eN-
D.. Hon - 81
present Mir. ~o-aud-So. "who all day lOng
has been askn- go meet you. as Boz is anX-
iOus 20 know ia hc is coming too late in in0
day 90 beg that You viii dance the ger
man with him. True, the individual
SO-and-So often wears iunereal expires
sion or sich.y smile when introduced.
However. The summer girl must NOT
notice This, but should smile as pleasantly
when asked at S o. dance the german az :.
rs if she had had for weeks an engagement,
with the incest man on the place. This
must Doe the real philosophy Of popularity
10 accept the inevitable with perfect COM
placoncy and an air0f supreme satisfaction.
Ihapcr0uCs tell tine girls that d. they have
no engagement they must not say 90, i.l
often eo-calied bellies Slip iu hy the .kiii of
theirteetI 40 thc last moment. yet ID u0tl-
ing is said on ihe subject every Olc VIII
-ay. "Of course, she always has engage
mtnis for everything
ii is said that this is Cf aii places Gle
greatest for -chemiug, but 20 must H. deeply
and darkly done. ior cn tbe surface ill runs
smooth. This has been q particularly -l.a
season FOR many reasons. uui more e--
peciahy because ihc mru have been largely
in the majority, aud continue 60 come ly
every train.
\ very enjoyable concert was Given n
the ballroom on Wednesday hy Nr. L.o
Wheat. ably assisted hy Nrs. 4. D1es.if.
Mrs. Talbot, OF columbus. d.; sire. Long
worth. oil Cincinnati. and Miss M@uh ltrie-
ton. Of Baltimore. luo proceeds were Used
10 finish paying 90 II. lnomu- church
debt.
Oae az th- SWEETEST things of The season
was the coiill0n given Ly Tie "Gcntiemou
Of the Presidents Cottage ON Wednesday
NIGHT, and ied Dr. Mr Scotf Carrintlon.
The Dadg of rcd and yellow satin ribbon
we're inscribed with ino names az the chap
er9nl-. Mrs. Clarence Knowles Nr-. John
More head Mrs. Ware. Mis-. iiU-h Garden.
and Mrs. G.. u. Laughorne. and with those
of ihc host, OF The evening. Mc--r-. stuart
Fairfax. Jackson. Paine. Grant. Sparks.
Anderson. Carrington. De0d.. and VIII
liani.on.
,rtur.dav n,ornir0 Miss U4udar-ao. o.
Io>,i-vul. .-at.a lsr,. progressive e,scl,.
nartv. f1e Twelve ttoics being -et iu the
ballroom. The guests were Miss Cham
berlainc. Miss Baale. Misses Brown, Mis-
Mcintosh. Miss Alexander. Miss Carlisle
Mis-. Cullen. Miss Whlthomc. Miss Ilarri-
SON. Miss Jones. Miss rink. Miss lauI-
Mis-. Johnston. Miss Tarct0u. of Baltimore:
Miss Ni.hsl,.. Mrs. Uu.s Garden. VI SIS
Ca,irer Mis-. Eos1I,o winston. Mis-. Grant.
Nr. E,yali. Mrs Churchill. Ni-. Bf~h.p.
Nii.s Hickman aud 'les.r-. Iu-.oii. N.f
gard lLu Gaines. Grant. Williams .r.
u..ro,yinrL4l. Halle. Puiiir.. Perry. Elu.
i.tt pfooL- ED.Gin~ Pare. tarriu-f.n.
~i,o,t Ar.lar.~r l.h,'- Urfclir- Wood
>.i.,,i.f and I.a,.H. no I..f .r.la-r
silver Shoe horr-was won at Kiss Will
fb,rro oft Arkansas.
Mrs. N. A. In0iua-. % Baltimore. gave o.
a.ii,bttnl Iadie, nIuch 90 her cottage o.
.ronslls row ,n Thursday morning. Mrs.
ri i,'',, ,a. g..iei'l i'm rec.f,nr b. Nr-.
runner Ms. Turner and Ali,, Goae.iDyD
rrrm,s I'M. r0e,u. and porcne. of lha coi-
ta.e were prc.tilg decorated with cut low.
err. and growing plants. Lunch was SERVED
from ~ ID ,. Am0ug the ladies present
v.prr. Mrs. Fulton ANA Miss fulton. o'
Baltimore: SIR. John u. Wnn Mrs. Jos
Tajnbsr, Mn. W.D. STOKES. Alr.. ~. d.
Robertson. Of Ney York. Sire. Ware. Ms
Az. C3mm. Mrs. Willis. Mis-, Willis. o.
Tav4e. Mis-. Druea Miss Man. Cam tIN.
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