The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02

rirIrart and delightful
Tbeeeeessi1n of attractive people who rep
r.e.rf ihe legal profession, with their TRENDS
astglanced the charm of society greatly
ArouE the ladies Mrs. w. 4. Meredith. Mrs.
ID MCGUIRE Mrs. Frank Christian MIS-.
lie ~aussure. Mrs b. II. Nash. Mrs. James
li,as.ufs, Mrs. John A. Coke, Mrs. y ".
Trarers Mrs. John Hancock Mrs LIB iaium,
Nrs Charles NJ. Blachord Mrs; CrocAer
.lrs Parrish. Mrs. A. A. CampDoll. NIs. W.
Minor Lie. Mrs I. ~ Carson, Mrs 4. ,.
Bulord Mrs W. G.. p Breckenridge. Nrs II.
~ George Tucker, Mrs. Mcaiah Woods, Mrs.
L. H. Cooke, Mrs Levin. JOynes, Miss Maggie
Johnson Miss Kosa Harrison, Mrs. ". W.
Henry. Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs. J.. t. Lewis.
Miss Lewis, Mrs. Il. h. Smith, Airs Judge
Robertson. Miss Robertson. Mrs. Colonel j.
II Carter. Miss Carter. Mrs J. j. White, Mrs.
j. II. Cardwel Mrs IT, Bruce, Mrs. .. Paul.
Nrs. x. s. Thomas.
BRILLIANT GTRsfAS.
Tho first elegant german Of the season was
given Thursday morning by Messrs IbomasJ.
bemnes, Jr., and B. VI. Waimsley, OF New
Orleans. The favors we're numerous and Gle
giant. the champagne punch al that could be
desired and the fresh costumes % succession
4 dainty forms ia musfns, mulls and or
candies most beauteous 20 behold
There never were so many beautiful girls at
tho White Sulphur. The german was beau
tifully led by Mr. Claiming Wiley. % Viz
The badges We're pink for the ladies and white
for gentlemen. and upon them was printed
the names Of tho young gentmen giving the
entertainment and the chnperous below. Mrs.
r. II Walmslev. Mrs r j Semmes, Mrs. r.
S Tucker Mrs j. NJ Carlisle Mrs Roger A.
Pryor, hrs. X. S. BosheT, Mrs. D. ". Rein
hart Mrs Clarence Knowles, Mrs. julia
Iutwiler. Miss Ruiiu, Mrs. InInan, Mrs.
Camm.
The DANGERS were Misses Carlisle. Lang
borne, Payne, Fauder Hume Wright Cog
GIL. lnmQu. smith GliGersieevO lee, tolcn,
Csmm, Tucker. Williams Boiine. Mehio,
Young. Brown, Powers Taylor Whitehead.
Lathrop, Leigh, hing Blair. Gaines ieafhors
Robertson. Pryor, Morohesd. John ton. Clark
end Mes-rs Wiloy Semnes Walm-ley Stuart
Riggs Brown. Christian. LsughoIne. ale
Elliott. Morton NiegGn. JTtrecho, hutncr-
ford Ae!ms Patterson. Iatton, bfker
Robertson Gordon, Morris. Leoke. elliott
Clarke. Hall. Lcach. Yancey. Mcdonald, BOs-
well Fry and Breckenridge
READING AND HEoIrArlov
Big Thomas Nelson Page rendered CON-
Illueutary reading 90 Mrs Knowles at Ter
cottage sunday evening al which were present
about fifty guests Nv Page read lu hi5 best
style selections from ms dialect stories aud
va- heartily applauded
ttier the reading rcfTe hments were served
end the party was bright. cOngcnai AID ap-
Ire alive. Among Che guests were Alr. and
hr. /. H. Mcclure Mr. ami Mrs W. Il.
Meredith, Mir and Mrs lie Saus-ure Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Christian. Err. and Mrs. =. ".
Jraycrs. Mr. and Mrs L. IS. latum, Mr.. and
Mrs J. W. keinhart MIR and MIS- Charles
III. BlackfOrd, Ex-Governor Lee. Nr3. 3. II.
Carter Miss Carter. Mrs. Levin JJyues. Mrs.
Willie Dickson. Mrs Mcintosh, Mr. aAd Mrs.
c. D. Laugl1rne. Nix aud Mrs. Ralph Elliott,
HRS. A. r. Camm. Misses Nina Taylor Mar
garet Young Martha Bagby. Emma Glider
all. D Hon 80 -f "a a ga e.
Camm. Annie Williams, Julia COgglil. and
Messrs. Frank Ross Wheeler, omythe and
Rutherford
Mr Page read and recited 10y request, in
the ballroom Friday morning. or The beue-
1T Of the Rosemary Library. O. brilliant and
appreciatyo audience. tbs reading vi the
tender and pathetic story of Marse Chan,
brought tears o. the ewes Of many men and
women who bad often read it before, but Lad
not been thrilled hy the voice ot tho author
IN giving bis own version. one hundred and
twenty-five dollars was realized for the
library and much pleasure was afforded by
the entertainment.
PROGRESSIVE NrEDLF rAHIY
A novel entertainment under this title was
given on Saturday morning by Mi6s jamie
smith, Of DaDvlio. Va. and Misses Bessie
and Sadie Tucker, Of Raleigh y. q. Twenty
six tables were placed on the lawn near sthe
music stand aud around each four chairs az for
q the game is o. thresd twelve needles before
the bel rings. otherwise the pair go down one
table. Littio gold bells with ribbons tied are
pinned 20 the score cards II tic winners,
silver bells ~ the losers.
great deal Of merrimont is the result of
ihis unique entertainment. and prizes num-
bering !. Z. 3, for ladies and gentlemen, are
awarded. At ! o'clock when the band began
81 play. the tables were cleared and "a delight
iul luncheon served The players included
al the young element. and the chaperons
were Mrs LIB. Taium. Mrs Calvin Whteley.
birs James Y Leigh, Mrs. Is. III. Nash, Mrs
g. ID. laughOrne Mrs James -. Patton. MIS-
Jeinhart, Mrs. 4. ~. Semmes, Mrs b. NJ
Walnslev. Mrs SutLeylm, MIS-. Lefeve. Mrs
Tucker Mrs. Clarke, Bars. Knowles, Mrs
Camm.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
Miss jamie Blair gavo q very charming pro-
gTessive euChre party on Friday evening.
which WAS chaperOned by Mrs. 3. II. Nash
and Mrs H. b. latum. The guests were
Misses Williams, Powers. ianghorne. lutt,
hing. Wells. fuckers CoggA, GldeEsleeye,
Brown. Dupont, Leigh, Moreheed, smith
Wells Young Bagby, CamW and Mrs.
Whitley. aud MesSrs. Stewart stern,
cake. Saryay. McCue, Semnes. Nalmsiey,
Wogapd, Ross, Page, helms ClaTko, Brown. I
Haskns, 0wathmey. Leigh, Fletcher, Fry, |
lalLAtTs 1lhl wv " t.tt++tA'f AA++-t+'3 '--+~
Iatum.
AFTERNOON EFCEprI0N WITH DANCING.
Mrs. John D. VIM gave handsome after
noon reception this evening IA honor Of /
Misses Maggie lult. Bessie Chamberlain. jamie |
Blair. Gertrude Capm and Annie Leigh /
Camm. About two hundred guests we're as (
sembled in the ballroom. and Che band dis /
oOursed sweet waltzes. Fruits. ices and /
punch were served. Beside the y0nng ladies t
honOred the hostess was assisted IN receiving /
By Mrs Ralph Elliott. Mrs John {. King !
Mrs George Mcintosh Mrs. Warren Elliott, !
Mrs. L. Is. 1atum. Mrs Clarence Knowles /
Mrs, Is. n. Nash, Mrs c. d. lanehorne, Mrs /
Willie Dickson. Mrs. Joseph Reinhart Mrs.
Ds saussure. Mrs. Philip Bate and Irs. Camm.
1--WE o0LocK rEAs.
Mrs. Levin J0ynes and Miss Coggill have
given two very charming afternoon teas dur
lng the past week for ladies and gentlemen.
Ga the first occasion Misses Bagby Glider
sleeve and CaInm assisted Miss Coggill ~ SeiY-
ing punch and cake TO the guests, ana on the
second Misses Carrie Cohen and Ellen Lee
were her assistants
Mrs. James Allison and Mrs. James Patton
a number Of friends at then cot
tege on Thursday evening. They were as
\. ted by Mrs. Clemens and Alrs. Noin =.