The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
THE MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE.
One Gaysty 7rtads Upon knOthsfS Heels
at the White.
TIE BALL IS DEGD--LIYE THB GERMAN.
psentlnal Cotinon and Merry Dancers-ysri
Gus social Events-Newsy Notes From
ANumbe OF Summed Resorts.


AA.AN wv
,.,ae Of elegance and beauty. The net pro-
eeess amounted to about $3.50, and it Is said
o. be the most successful entertainment ever
Gwen AZ the White sulphur.
Thelapd succession Of social events at tho
mrnes reminds one Of the prompt instalment
If rrowned heads upon the throne in tho de-
famion made instantly upon tho demise Of
ore and the accession Of another, 1.-THE king
j. lend. long live the king The ball IS
oe- long live the german
%BFAUrIFuL CornIoN.
1fr. John A. Drake. Of Chicago, ILL.,. gave a
,e- beautiful complimentary ~cotilion on Fri
IA, morning. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Reid
I.rers. of Louisville. Ky. The dance was
..aa,fi.ly led by Air. Frank Ross. OF Mobile.
Ala aud the favOrs were pretty and unique.
NM. was awarded % both ladies and gen
teuen tho winning numbers being pro-
CLAIMED we're foun 70 30 drawn by Miss Con
M sew York. a handsome necklace with
r..'.nts # foTgetme-no ts, and Judge Keith
s. rtln. 4 Virginia, a pair o. heavy gold cuff
intt. ms. The fonr chaper0nes were Mrs.
Tllp Bate. Mrs. Charles A. Pettet, Mrs. II.
p. BslOp. Of Louisville. and Mrs. Luoieu b.
Taium. Richmond.
Among the dancers were: Misses Tucker.
smith Clark, Blair. Gaines, COggill, Tut.
Aeh.e. Conner. LanghOrne, Leigh. Triplett.
Medley. horeheed. Lee, ChamberlAyne,
Gldersieeve, Tapp, Leathers, Brock, Pow
es. Castleman, Wallace, Williams. liegby.
Humo. Camm. Whitehead. Taylor, Young.
HAYWOOD. Brown. Day Carlisle, Crause, Black,
Hi. Wise. King. Wright, Miller, Bridges,
Hall. Robertson, Cullen. Rogers, Csssatt.
Dunlap, Hayes. Sloan; MIS-. BloOmer
Movies. Dickson, JOynss, and Messrs. Car
ga. Grant, Nicely. Skinker, Stuart. semmes,
Ralmsley, Blaukenship. Wright. Clarke,
N.Nlavpgap Mora lnlhraTa low ITaI
Stern. Johnson. L%egendro. Echols, Elliott.
Knowles. Sloo. Boswell. Cary, Christian.
Wiley. Ewing. Fletcher, Boomer, Speer.
Churchill, Paxton, Morris, LoDgw0rth. Rich
Ardson. Matthews. Wheeler. Heck, Smith.
Caperton. . Donnell. Pace, Martin. Haskius.
rutherford. feathers. Peasants. Wiegand.
Howard. Stern. Peters. Lamb. Paine, hndsr-
son, Lagrande. Camden. Patterson. Caring
ton, Nelms.
YELLOW GERMAN.
Our beautiful yellow and white badges.
which were the cards Of invitation, were
printed, "COtillOn, given 10y MI. and Mrs. j..
w.. Heinhart 10 Hiss Martha Bagby. Miss
irene L~anghorne, Miss Margaret Young. Miss
Nina Taylor, August :, 1891. White Sulphur
Springs
Tie ballroom, already decorated rs it lad
been for the bali, Was further enhanced in
sdornIneuts by yellow draperies on the chan
del.ers and over the hand-stsnd. yellow
table covers for the favors, oval baskets
trimmed in lace and yellow ribbons. from
which 90 distribute the f%avOrs. and beautiful
yellow boxes Of Huylsr's candy as favors for
eacl obsperOD.
The faYOrs were very handsome and numer-
GUS. and consisted of ornamental baskets.
fans. vases and bTic-a-brac Of every kind. and
we're distributed by Miss Mamie Pettet and
Ms Margie Pettet. Louisville. Ky, Misses
Mesie Haskins and g.. NJ. Walmsley. New
Orleans.
Us Reiuhsrt wore q very elegant gown Of
striped yellow silk with black lace and ostrich
pr-e,.
Ns- Bagby, a very dainty costume Of white
0g-Diie over satin. with drapery Of love
kDct acc and satin ribbons. Alr. f.. b.. Paine.
Atlanta, WAS her escort.
Mss Irene Laughorne, o very effective gown
Of Nile green silk with gold gIrdle and finish.
She danced with Mr.. Nicholas L%ongworth,
Cincinnati, o..
Miss Nina Taylor, lovely costume. pink
psuze over silk with lace finish. Her partner
was Mr.. John rutherford.
Miss Margaret Young, becoming gown Of
yellow chiffon over silk. Sheled with Colonel
j. Lane Stern.
The ohaperons were Mrs. Roger A. Pryor,
Mrs. b. NJ. Walmsley, Mrs. Philip Haxall.
Mrs. Ralph Elliott. Mrs. Thomas Rutherford.
Mrs. Gscrge Mcintosh. Mrs. John d. Vim
Mrs. h. ). Boshcr. Mrs. p. -. Christian. Mrs.
i II. Boykin. Mrs. Warren q. Elliott. Miss
Mary Lee. Mrs. B. n. Nash, Miss Mildred
lee. Mrs. K. S. Tucker, Mrs. James d. Patton,
Mrs. IMandevillo Carlisle, Mrs. Philip Bate,
Ms. Julia Tutwilef. Mrs. G.. ID. L~8nghorne,
Mrs. Clarence Knowles. Mrs. William Knowles.
Mrs. W. A. Stuart. Mrs. I. II. Semmes and
Grs. A. b. Camm.
The dancers included all the Young people
an 4uite o number OF the married couples.
A delightful supper was served after y
oc0c. and the entertainment pronounced
ore he most complete and elegant of the
va0le season.
BREAKFAST PARTY.
NJ b.. F. Watkins, Of New York, gave a
tey agreeable breakfast at fl o'clock on
Thursday morning. The table was decorated
with la France roses, and each ladies' bouquet 4
Was the same.
The guests were: Mrs. J. Herman Aldrich, |
Ne8 York. Misses Gaines, Smith, Inman,
laaga0rne. Du Pont, Carter, Tucker, Nicely,
Clark, Woodbridge aud Messrs. Watkins,
Patterson, Camden, Stern. Morehead, vii
lanson. Logendre, Peters. Reid, Spencer
Ind Munford.
COMPLIMENTARY SUPER.
Mr.. Edward Cassatt, of Philadelphia. ten
defei a complimentary supper 70 Miss Ellen
L. On Thursday evening. The table was
beautifully adorned by PLAQUES Of glsdiolas,
red and yellow. and the menu was complete
ald well ordered.
AIn LAhptfous were MIS-. IltZuuEQ Lee |
hrs. Hutchinson. Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Samm. The guests, Miss Ellen Lee, Misses
tluioi fnson, Irene Langhorne, Martha Bagby,
tmna GlldeTseeye, Gertrude Camm, Annie
loeh Camm. and Messrs. Cassett, Speer.
Buchanan. Cope. Cochrane, LeAke, Wright,
SiafE Christian. Richardson, Caperton, and
6enmes.
BOWLING PARTY.
Mrs.. r. s.. Bosher gave 8 bowling party on
thursday, IS which Mr.. W. ii. FELTON,. Ma
en- pa-, Won the first prize. a handsome en-
'deied centre piece for tho table, and Miss
Au.I tie second. a pair Of silk head rests for
= ,Aafr. The guests were Mrs. Reinhart, Miro.
iA11m Mrs. 4. II. Leary. Mrs. w. II. FELTON,,
me-. William Knowles, Miss Tuft, Mrs. Calvin
%WEtely, birs. John ID. VIM, Messrs. Ross,
wheeler. bmythe and FELTON,.
refreshments were served on the lawn.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
a bowling party Is IN progress at the pres
sstt hour, given by Mr.. Frank Ross. of Mo-
que Ala. 10 Misses Amy Triplett, Ellen Lee,
i9na Gildersleeye and the Misses Camm.
Ms Lucy Lee Hill. daughter of the late
Selefat a. +. HI. IS cbaperoned by Mrs.
'Fns Christian.
9-cge George Blow. Of Norfolk. Va. is hero.
kied.
Nrs. J. Allen Patton, Of Danville, is among
re popular young married ladies' lately ar
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