The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-12

horne, Virginia. Mr.. Clarence Knowles. Geor-
gla General Charles J. Anderson. Virginia.
Mr. Ralph Elliot, Georgia: Mr. Skipwith VIII
mer, Baltimore. Nd; Mr.. J. W. Reinhart.
Boston, Mass; Mr.. Charles NJ Blackford, Viz
gina Mr.. wilkins Bruce, Virginia: Mr..
Thomas Rutherford. Virginia. MIR. 4. ID.
Christian, Virginia.
Arrangements for the ball are progressing
smoothly, and all the indications point TO sue
cess. There - no reason TO anticipate the
slightest difficulty in the way of financial
and social triumph.
BOWLING PARTY.
Colonel James X. Crenshaw and Mr.. G. w.
Branch gave bowling party on Thursday
morning IN honor OF Miss Irene Langhorne
and Miss Martha BagDy. The contest was
spirited and interesting. and resulted in each
size winning game
nice luncheon was served after the exsr-
clses which was enjoyed by the whole party.
lhose present were Misses Langhorne, Bagby,
brown. Riggs. Carlisle, Williams, Coggill.
Jones, McMurtru, bryan, Mrs. Reinhart,
1anm, Elliott, AXtell. LanghOrne Harris,
Whitley, and Messrs Harris, Christian.
Rutherford. Riggs, Waite. Jones, Riggs. Wiley,
and Bohem
MUSIC.
The music in the reception room has been
greatly enjoyed by many appreciative guests
each evening. On Wednesday evening Mrs.
4ftNdLuI AANtli. whose pure soprano voice u
rendered dOublv sweet by her Oblging desire
T. give pleasure to others, rendered several
charming solos. with piano accompaniment by
Mr. Percy Fletcher and violin obllgato by
Mr.. II. I. Iaube. Messrs. Iaube and letcher
give great deal of enjoyment by their musj-
cal recitations upon the violin and piano,
which evince great skill and taste IN rendition
and selection.
ABsFNTERs.
Some Of the faces who have frightened the
White Sulphur for several or many seasons
past are greatly missed and often spoken Of.
Their places are filled perhaps. but those who
enjoyed their presence still feel the absence Of
those with whom so much of the pleasure Of
the White sulphur IS associated. Among
those are Mrs. X. H. Whitlock. Mrs Charles
T. Workman, Jr.. Mrs. John Potts, Mrs j. II.
Ellerson, Mrs. William l.. Royal, Mrs. +. ID.
Christian and others who have been central
figures IN the social circle for so long.
PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. wilkins Bruce were welcomed
by their friends on Wednesday
Alr. and Mrs Thomas Nowlan are in
Colonnade row and in their old place in the
dinng-rOOm.
The family of DR.. c. w. Wormley Of King
William county, Va. including Miss Sallle
Wormley W. b. Wormley and Miss Kate
Rouze, arrived on the sth. and are in their
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Herbert, Miss
Herbert. Miss Bryant and Mr.. Herbert
Bryant. of Alexandra, arrived on the sth..
A large party from New Orleans arrived on
the 1Oth-Mrs. Walter Pugh. Miss +. C.. Pugh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grima, Edward Grlma, Alfred
Grma and Mr.. Edmond Souchon.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dickson and children.
Norfolk, Va, arrived on Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, j. A. Martin,
Hugh Martin and Miss Martin, Paris. Texas,
are here.
Mr.. John Bohlen, Mrs Bohlen and Misses
McAIurtrie torn an agreeable party from
Philadelphia, Pa
LATEST ARRIVALS.
II. NJ Carter Baltimore George c. Carter,
W Il. Stauworth, J.. j. Grayatt Virginia ".
d. Urner. Baltimore: a. j. Sprague, Illinois;
Mr. 4. j. Heating Columbus, o.; A. S. John
son and wife, Topeka. Kan; Mrs. j. H.
Siegrist, Missouri; Miss Lucy Vaughan, At
lanta, Ga. Miss Ellsworth. Indiana: c. G.
Mclain Georgia; Miss Langdon Indiana; j.
f. Chiffon, West Virginia; c. j. Manning
Virginia. b. H. Oakley, West Virginia, Miss
Crawford Miss Magee, Missouri G. H. Coffin
and family, Chicago. CHLoE.