Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
AT THE SEASONS TOP.
FAST AND ROBUST eAeyTyAT THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Va c..,.,,on 70 the Germans. cnrd-PHr'
ties, suppers. Luncheoos, ana Hi'"
s,ons-Children's Tsucy Ball.


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tcorrespoudonce Of tho Richmond p'sp''o-'
CprrspnrrR WHITE SULPHUR, Angus, IT,.
Gavety Mt the White seems OF 700 49,.
nature 20 allow cessation. A oriiiian.
man was danced last night by over -
countless led by Mr.. Wybe, OF hoanoAe
MIR. Cope gave handsome suppea The
wards TO Miss Brown, Of IenneSs Sc. Nh
cnes.s were Mrs. Lucien 1atuni' D NJ
drad Carlisle. Miss Nicely. OF Mempn''' m,
Ds;d and Mr.. ]. Andres Urtecho' ~
AL decorations were PLAGUE Oh VIZ
sr,,,ao as the centreptece ana pou
",s ~ white buds at eacn p1 Te.
S.r,dav evening Mr.. and Mrs. IL. q In
t,mer of Wilmington, n. u. eave ne Mr.
mo supper party. Their suvd Mrs. Fin.
and Mrs. ": g. Elliott, All, m,s az" Ware. New
e,spn, Mrs. Churchill, Louisville Mt Hai
,.l,ia Irs Underwood. CIncinnatl Coi-
Mel's nd ID Mrs. Morehead, of Chariotte'
ORE or ond Mrs. Phil. Bate. KENTUCKY; III.
m,i Mrs Felton,, Macon. Ga. MI honlas
PM HEREFORD. Mrs. Bradford, new CiIoan''
NJ 81. Julian Ravenel, South Caioiina'
BnzAKrAsT PARTY.
On Saturday morning Mrs. James Waae,
90 Nav Orleans. gave an elegant pIeakiHst
varty in honor of Miss Lena JACKSON; VI
Nv Orleans. whose escort was nlI. Sl"S
Cbamblin. of Richmond. The iorai de gt
ratjons were elaborate and hanasoia M nno
nests were Mrs. Bradford, Mr. lhomas
Somnes Miss Slehle. Miss Common Mr
Thomas Slow. of New Orleans MISS irene
tanghorne. Miss Nellie Fuller, Mrs; II. W.
EnIIer. Miss Nicely, Memphis; Mss Games
~ Teyas. Colonel 10. Lane Stern, william
" Allison. W. s. Darlington, OF Ken
nond William Williamson. of savannah
Clorsnce Moore. Henry Stuart, OF west
Virginia. ,,a,.
,rorninr given bv Mrs. James Allison
~ her cottage Mrs. Wyndham Meredith
won an elegant bonbornier, the first
prize.
PROGRESSIVE KUCHREs.
Mrs. e. s. Iattimer. OF North Carolina
gave delightful pr )gressive-euchrep party
on Monday morning To married ladies' and
Young girls. The prizes were very elegant.
Champagne punch and waters were served.
Mrs. Churchill, Of Kentucky, won the hrst
prize. an elegant gold comb for the HAIR !;
Mrs. FELTON,. OF Georgia, won the second
prize, lovely piece of br'ic-d-tidc OF new
glazedware; Miss Lilly Morehead won the
third prize, handsome sevres vase; Dlrs:
Pinson, of Nashville. won the ladies'
BOBBY, gold heart-shaped key-ring.
Mir. Lucien Tatum. who has so grace
fully announced the rules at quite all the
entertainments az which prizes have been
awarded this season, was presented WIN
handsome gold scarf-pin. Miss Julia Risk
man and Miss Castieman, who did the
marking, were presented with boxes OF
Huyler's candy.
A VIRGINIA GAME SUPPER.
Mr.. Ross. of Mobile. entertained about
| forty guests at an old-fashioned Virginia
| hot-game supper on Sunday evening OF
| Ury Creek. An enthusiastically good time
| was experienced. Sprays of eladlolus
| were placed mt each plate. Among the
cues+s were Mrs. Philip Haxall. Miss Amy
| Triplett. Miss Berta Wexford, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wyndham Meredith. Mr.. and Mrs
| Frank Christian. Mr.. Henry Cabell, Miss
| Bacby; Misses Tucker, of Raleigh; Miss
| Juiieite Carter. Virginia: Misses Pettltt
kentucky; Mr.. Wheeler, Mobile; Mr.
! Slow, New Orleans; Mrs. Robert Bosher
| Mrs. j. W. Reinhart, of Boston; Miss Blrch
| Messrs. Hanewinckel, Mrs. Blshop, MI
| Archer, Indiana DR.. Page, MIR. and MIS-.
| William Knowles
WARMLY WELCOMED.
Major and Mrs. A. II. Drewry are warm
ly-welcomed guests. Mrs. Barton Grumpy
/ ana InnlllN are Itlc lDi tAiN 'N"'>A'
and Mrs. Warren q. Elliott gave delight
| fuI excursion on their car on Saturday &c
| Kanawha Falls. An elegant lunch and din
| ner were served en- route. Among the guests
were Mrs. James Leigh. Mrs. j., w. Reln
| hardt, Mrs. Clarence Knowles, MISS bessie
| Chamberlayne, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lattimer
Mrs. Clarence Knowles won the mrs
prize-a hand-painted puff-box-vat de
i;ehtful came Of SIX handed euchre. given
bv Mrs. John ID. VIM at her cottage Oh
| Tuesday. @
Mrs. Henry Simonds, of Charleston. )
q whose exquisite French type OF beauty
and charming gowns are an exact reminder
of O picture by Vatican. gives specuia
ton party on Wednesday afternoon on INT
lawn.
AT THE PBEsIDENT's COTTAGE.
An elegant supper was given on Saturda.
evening BY Mr.. w. Scott Darlington an
MIR. l.. y. Jackson at the Presidents col
taCe.
Miss Kitty Remnant was the charm
ing little hostess at O progressve-eucnr
marty for Young people on Monday after
noon Mt her cottage. Miss Helen Christian
won the first prize, a hand-painted candle
stick. ~ :,
Miss Elinor Browning. of Camden, n: D.
| won the second prize, an apple-plncusniot
Master John Leary won the trst prize,
silver card case. Master Langhorne Lewl'
of Iynchburg, won silver button-hoos
the second prize. Refreshments wer
served. -,
! The children's fancy ball will be. give
, on Wednesday evening. The march WI
be led by Miss Carrie Reinhart.
A STOP PARTY.
Miss Carrie Remnant gave very pleasar
stop party on Tuesday morning. Mis-
Mary Leigh. of Norfolk. won the FIRST priz'
a silver candle-stick. Miss Helen ,Chri
: tian won the second prize, o gilt bask'
, | tied with orange ribbon. Miss Elmo
browning won the third prize, han'
: painted match safe. Refreshments wei
| served.
4 DR.. o. A. Crenshaw has arrived and
Q | cordially welcomed by his many friends.
Mr.. /. II. jackson, Of Chicago, gave a
{ elegant dinner on Sunday evening to fe
q gentlemen friends. The floral decoration
S were of American Beauties, and an exon
: ate rose was placed at each plate. !
q guests were Colonel Langhorne. NJ
Scott Darlington, General Anderson; III
Clarence Moore, of West Virginia III
7 Thomas Paine, Mr.. John Grant, Mr..
Julian Rayenel, of Atlanta; Mr. Wlllial
Williamson, of Savannah: MIR. Hem
Fairfax. MIR. Henry Stewart, of Virginia
: Mr.. Columbus ODonnell. Colonel Brei
g Arnold. and Dir. John Sherlock, Of Clnci
Y natl.
=. Governor Pattison, OF New Jersey. W
:, arrive ON Friday.
e GERMAN AT VARIETY SPRINGS.