Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
WHERE WILL YOU GO?
THIS ouesT,oNsNow ENGAGING THE
ATTENTION or SOCIETY BELLIES.
Vhe Difference between Northern and
Southern Ressrts--wrote Love Verses
for rrises-psrsonal Notes.

question every one ~ asking. 10 tnoso
who arc not conservative and annually
choose different pioasure-ground II is
most perplcxine. Constitution" says
the autoerat Of the breakfast table, should
decide ono in choosing summer residence.
Comfort Is essential 70 enjoyment. You
must cut your climate toyour constitution
60 much as vonr clothing 10 your shape.
After this consult your taste and oonve-
nience. But If you would DO happy IN
Berkshire you must carry mountains IN your
brain, and II you would enjoy Ma haut you
must have az ocean in your soul. Nature
plays al dominocs with YOU; you must
watch her piece OF she will never give IL up
10 you"
Notwithstanding this wise advice ID is
not 10 be denied that personal happiness
has more weight than constitution IN the
choice OF summer resort.
NORTH AND SOUTH.
To spend the season North means happi-
ness, inasmuch that you are absolved from
the cares of an elaborate wardrobe; that
you will enjoy braclng atmosphere, which
will be most exhilarating. But as far as
social life goes. unless you import your
party or already know a few friends on
which TO build your further &C.
Quaintanccs, you are apt, like Milton's
angels. TO sitapart." The vigorous out-of-
door life--yachting, tennis. and other sports
90 Characteristic Of northern resorts
Is far more sensible and health-giving than
life spent at fashionable southern resorts.
Here dancing is the fetish-the diversion
par ezceil,ace--and since discoveries are
announced momentarily IL is comfort TO
know that there will always remain
question unsolved by scientists. what
L. Il 10 oil Tho yiunr a. T..
pended by White Sulphur morning ger
man?"
SOUTHERN GIRLS AT BAR HAEDoR.
IL Ia not often that the southern girl,
albeit she is eminently equipped ~ TO at
Effectiveness, possesses tho sole-rellance 10
brave the untried shores Of o northern re-
BORT, A few years ago. il is recorded, two
queenly bellies, probably inspired with the
desire for conquests IN new fields, went TO
Bar Harbor. Their chaperon wasa northern
LADY, who had tho ea'ree OF the exciu-
awe sets and who was intimate with tho
cottagers. She, however, with all these
attractive attributes of chaperon.
possessod the flaw Of being fond OF etten--
ton herself. SO every day she would send
her proteqes, the southern girls, handsome
bouuuets, but there her attention ended,
tor she would never introduce them to any
Gentlemen, and would say. regretfully:
il "
here-really there are not enough TO go
around"
THE GIRLS CAME HLcK.
OF course girls with any spirit could not
stand that sort OF thing, so they returned
10 one of their own southern resorts and
spent the season, f6ted and toasted as their
charms deserved. This all happened IN
the pioneer days of Bar Harbor, few
years after it had been discovered by the
wealthy and exclusive Philadelphlans, who,
1t is said, are quite Disguised that so large
O portion of the outside world has now
found il ont. Quite recently several OF
the representative young ladies of Rich
mond have visited Bar Harbor to their
supreme delight and satisfaction.
The exodus to White Sulphur this season,
it is predicted, will be larger than ever.
MRS. cLDELLs LoyE-FEAsT.
Something charminGly unique and de-
lightful in entertaining was the love
FEAST gwen on Friday evening by DR.. and
Mrs. Il. G.. Cabell in honor of Miss Stafford,
of New York, and Mrs. Thorpe, of Meek
lenbugg.
The guests were provided with diminu-
tive hearts Of white paper, on when
ye~7e descriptive Of love was TO be written,
and for the best prize was to be awarded.
1t is impossible TO tell the great degree OF
merriment, wit. and fun this occasioned.
Miss Mas Stafford won the first prize-an eX-
qulsite tray of rePOussee silver with love
feast. NAV l5th,n engraved upon It,
Mr. Philip Bruce won the FIRST prize Tor
gentlemep-a silver matchbox.
Mrs. William Talbot won the BOBBY
prize-a large green frog, deliberately gar
nished with green ribbons. Very appro-
pirate as her verse was: :" A Frog lie
Would A-Wooing Go.
MIR. 10. Lane Stern won the BOBBY prize
tall donkey. tied with green ribbon.
THIN TRY FAD SUPPER.
An elegant collation. was served after the
prizes were awarded. The table was deco
rated with green and white flowers, green
end white candles shed n soft radiance
over the lovely scene, ropes OF smilax were
twined from the chandelier to the ends OF
the table.
The guests were Mr., and Mrs. A.. T.
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. William Talbot. Mr..
and Mrs. William l.. Royal, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Enders, Mr.. and Mrs. William p.
Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ID. Christian. Mr.. and Mrs. J. y.
Branch, Miss Fife Branch, Miss Mary
Cooke Branch. Judge Staples, DR.. Charles
Carrlngton, Messrs. Henry Cabcll, Frank
Williams. Beverley Munford, Blair Boil
ling, Fred. Peasants, Williamson Ialley,
and James Anderson.
liz CAPTURED NORTH CAROLINA BRIDE.
The Wilmington Messenger of Thursday
publishes the following account OF the
marriage Of Mr.. G. 4. McCrav of this city,
which took place in Wilmington last We'd
Mr.. c. A. McCraw, Of Richmond, Va,
formerly of Wilmington, was united in
marriage last night at 8 O'clock to Miss
Eva j. Anderson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Il. Anderson. OF this city. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Il.
c. Beaman and took place in the presence
of quite gathering of relatives and friends
at the residence of the brides parents, 2lS
Castle street. The attendants were Mr.. Q.
+. Williams with Miss Lila S. Lee and MIR.
u. Scott with Miss JEANNE st. Claire.
After the ceremony had been pronounced
Mr.. and Mrs. McCraw were the recipients
of very hearty congratulations. They re-
ceived many handsome and valuable pres
ents, and the climax of the happy event
was a magnificent Wedding supper.
Mr.. McCraw and his bride left on the
1926 train last night for their home in
Richmond.
BRIEF NOTES.
The Junior German Club will give a
barge party at WARWICK Park between the
lst and 10th of June.
The Friday German Club will give their
entertainment next FRIDAY at warwick
Park. Great preparations have been made
20 insure its perfect success.
Personal Points.
A.
Mrs. Armistead, OF Petersburg, is the
guest Of Mrs. Robert Whitlock.
Miss Mamie Dallam Atkinson. of Hen
derson, n.y., Is stopping at 9lb east Frank
lisa.
Miss Mary Alfriend is in Chicago visiting
relatives. and will probably remain there
until early IN July.
b.
Mrs. c. G.. Bosher is visiting her parents
In Norfolk. Va.
Messrs. W. o. Burton and W. B. Isaacs
were In Roanoke Thursday.
Mr.. A. g. Bergheimer has left for an
extensive trip through the northern cities.
Miss Victoria Bland. of King and Queen
county. is visiting Mrs. j. ii. Mauck, 704
east Clay street.
Miss Ellen Booker, an accomplished
young lAlv Of North Carolina, who has
been in Roanoke teaching and visiting
friends for some time past, is now the
puest of her brother IN this city.