Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
THE WHITE SULPHUR
PARTIES AND PRIZES STILL ENLlVeN
THE WANING SEASON.
A Delightful ChiIdrcn's Lswn'Par'S m"
observation-disclosures Chsrm'"h '"''
Gatherings at tho Cottages

,corre.noudcnce Of the Richmond Dispasch|
GaxrsrRrxn Wm1s SULPHUR, Septemoei
o-Mr Warner asserted recently 'n"'
1.-THE American deceives himself WIZ. ~ =,
saws he wants rcpose; what ne ""n"
pcrpetual change aud activity; ms peno.
Of mind il postponed until no can ge' ~
IN b;s own way" To accept resort 30
eninentlv satisfactory rs White sulphur
IN tho heartily satisfied manner cha'ao-
teris.ic of the largo crowds VINO reso,s
nor. annually IA to have very comtortI a s
s"iu,;on of the problem OF travei. ne,.
=, sncust those who crave ceas'eiiss..
an,;y;.r are INDUCED beyond their WIVES
dreams. and tho repose ana quios 90 n
tanning in September IL charniiHS
great degree r.r givon by
Mrs. Alfred 4. Harris the snssi r
were very beautiful. AT ono aan,o an ele.
can't cut crystal inkstand. win tnass'po
mead and rim OF repousse silver; NIB -
n Rovk,n won the BOBBY. an e,cgan' E
r.r shoe. horn. At the other tapIe !"
Otey Cullen won the first Pri1e. u" Nj.
,,a,t rioo,grsfte of rep0usss silver, hls.
Annie Williams won the BOBBY. an eics""'
SILVER paper-knife Of rich design.
PARTY AND pRIzEs.
urs w G. Dickson, Of Norfolk, gave
aannhtfnl stop-party at her cottage on
Wnnday morning. At one tabie MIs
Kosher won the first prize. exquisite sn ,v
bonbon spoons: Mrs. Wells won ,he oV .obis
n silver glove-mender. AT inc o o. nr;ye
Miss Annie Williams won tue nas Mrs
lanes Patton won the BOBBY. an exqu's,e
Jnines ~. "r.3 delightful lunch was
scr n re'' Wednesday evening Mrs. Philip
uaraI, cave n delightful stop-party. "A.
one iable Mrs. A. 4. Harriss won me h'st
pr,ze. q lovely picture-frane 1i SILVER ,d IA
heart shape. Miss Mamie b; Maury won
tine BOBBY, handsome oon69nnsrs "
,yro,tssc silver. At the other taDie Mie. ~, -
CON, card case mounted in silver. MTs.
Kosher won the BOBBY, SILVER shoe-put-
toner.
LITTLE FOLKS HAPPY.
Little Mss Catherine and Master VIII
l;e dickson had a lovely party on
the lawn fronting then, i fSstaso iuy Un
nile ruests enjoyed glorious time
m PLAYING delightful old-fashioned games,
after which they marched up the
hin TO n collation. served at the cottage;
zach child was presented with prize OF
bric-o- brnc filed with candy and tied with
r,hLon az so,trsRws 1t was an event re-
.,ete with glorious happiness, ana the
lawn has seldom represented more Deau-
tlful scene. One very young reno" oi'
leaving remarked-namelv, that he hau
had very good time. ana hau oeen eoou
bov /" evidently flushed with y glowing
pride ~ having fulfilled the last matefhai
Injunction. h;ro
Mrs. James Patton gave charming
stop party on Wednesday evening. AL
one table Mrs. Bosher won the nrst pri@e'
an elegant silver sourenir. Mrs. DlcK,
son won the booby, an elegant thlmble oil
,eDousse silver. At the other table Mira
Haxall won the first prize. par Oh e1'
oulslts silver 6onbon spoons. MIS-. Iei-
ton won the BOBBY. o handsome silver pen
handle.
Mrs. Thomas Atkinson gave delightful
luncheon Oh Thursday morning at ner cot
tage in Florida Row. The guests were
served at small tables. beautifully deco
rated with rare flowers. Superb American
Beauty roses were presented to each guest
Among those present were: Dlrs. r. ID
t'hrist1an. Mrs. X. II. Boykin. Mrs. Grun
DIV. Mrs. Trigg, Mrs. James Patton, Mrs
cameron. Miss Williams, Mrs. J. w. Rein
hart Mrs. Dickson, and Mrs. Wells.
oTHER LOCAL EVENTS.
At Mrs George Cameron's charming stop
| marty the prizes were of unusual beauty
Mrs. r. II. Boykin won the first prlze-a
| elegant salad-spoon with heavy rspouss
| handle. Mrs. Harris won the booty,
pair of exquisite decorated dressing Chin
candlesticks. At the other table Mrs
Levin Joynes won the lrst prize: hand
some silver shoe-horn. Mrs. Rutherfoor'
won the BOBBY. an elegant puti-box, heart
shaped, of Dresden china.
Miss Fannie Palmer's departure OF
| Thursday was generally regretted.
| AT Mrs. Bosher's stop-party handsom
| silver prizes were awarded.
| At very delightful stop-party gwen OF
| Wednesday morning silver prizes were pre-
sented by Mrs. Haxall. Mrs. 3. ID. Chris
tian won the first prize, handsome silve
shoe buttoner. Mrs. FELTON, won the BOBBY
| "a silver men.