The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
Rookbridge Alum Springs.


PocxuprpoE ALUM SPRINGS. Va, July
2s.-The principal features since nly ias'
latter have been the german Saturday night,
a tailaho party 10 Goshen Pass on Saturday,
Mrs Watnns' card party 10 her lady friends
and a bowling party amongst the young
nsople early yesterday morning. The ger
man proved most delightful. IL was led by
MIR 4. L. Graham. Of Lexington. Among
Others noted the following couples on the
floor. ,,n IL
flowers with Dir. Gidds Miss Fallen, ~.
Iouis. blue MULE and ribbons. with MIR.
Bovce. St Louis: Miss Harris. St. LOUIS,
chanpeable silk. with DR.. Hereford, st. Louis;
Mas iSranam, Virginia. white silk ohifion
with Mr. John Cartlord: Miss AcAdoo,
North Carolina. white organdy, with ny
Greenlee LetcheT; Miss Warwick, virginia
yellow chiffon and ribbons. with Mr. Clay
Ton. Miss Warner. Philadelphia, green or
CANDY and flowers. with Mr.. Smith; MISE
Watkins Virginia, mauyo organdy,' with AIR.
Alexander Thompson: Miss Powers. virginia,
anricot silk and ribbons. with Mr.. Hotchklss;
Miss Hay, Chicago. colored Blk with MI
Irene: Miss Faulkner. rose coiored crepe
with Mr.. snodgrass; Miss Jordan, New VI
leans. very pretty ia white orgGndy and Mare
chat Neil roses. with Mr.. Peyton; Miss Fat.
ton. Now Orleans. yellow china silk ana
chiffon. with Mr.. Dayton Mcleod; MISS
Annie Coleman Kentucky. cream SILK ana
flowers. with Mr. Hooper; Miss Bowen.
Brooklyn. red chiffon audribbons. with Mr..
Clayton: Miss Parsley, Ohio, PINK
mule and gold girdle. with Mr.. Tutwiier;
Miss Gray, Ohio, green taille and ribbons;
Natchez. white MULE. with Mr.. Crompton;
Miss Gertrude Jones. of Chicago, white
ak and flowers. With Mr.. Melvin: Miss Rob
bins. of New Orleans, Nile green.sllk and la
France roses, with Mr. Stewart; Miss A. 4.
Graham. black silk and chiffon. with Cap
tain sterrett; Miss Fitz, of Virginia, Me
green silk, with Cadet Keith; Miss agnes
Graham. white silk with Cadet Gooorell;
Miss Bridges. of Maryland, very pretty IN
blne China six and chiffon. with Mr.. Robin
son: Miss Lilly Coles, of ST. LOUIS, PINK
mule, with Mr. McChesny: Miss Ray OF
Atlanta. white silk and ribbons, with Dir.
Catesby Jones; Miss Margaret Graham
white silk. with Mr.. +. l.. Graham Miss
Gordon. of Florence, Ala, cream mule and
ribbons. with Mr. Glasgow; Miss Bally' OF
Staunton, Nile green silk. with DIT. /. W.
Shelton; Miss Wayte. OF stanton, very
pretty in green fsille and ribbons, with Dir.
Baldwin Wayte Miss Warwick, vi Virginia,
white mule. with Mr.. Martin.
One of the gayest features of the week
among the mRtrons was a progressive eucnre
party given by Mrs. Judson Watkins and
Mrs. Irwin Watkins. of Richmond, 70 their
lady friends, on Monday morning
The first prize was won by Mrs. Samuel
Martin. Of Richmond. and the second 10y
Mrs. Ashby Lee Baker. of Baltimore.
The bowling party presided over b. Miss
Annie White, of Lexington. was much en-
joyed. everybody feeling thoroughly repaid
for having to rise so early ID the morning.
The party consisted of Misses Annie White.
Lila Bridges. Letcher. Harrison. Warner
and Messrs. Ransom, Harrison, Cochran,
Ludlow and Martin.
There was O tallaho party TO Goshen
Pass and the Rockbridge Baths on Satur-
day. Mrs Ashby Lee Baker. of Baltimore,
assisted by Miss Maggie Baily, of Staunton,
did the honors. The party consisted of MIR.
and Mrs. Ashby Lee Baker Of Baltimore,
Mrs. James A. Frazier of Virginia, Misses
Baily of Stanton, Warner of Philadelphia,
Warwick of Virginia, McAden Of North
Carolina, May of st. Louis and Kilby Of
Staunton: Messrs. May. Keith. Martin,
Shelton, Wayte, McChesney and Tate Ster-
Tett
Staunton sent over quite q delegation
Monday. headed by Mr.. j. Lewis Bumgsrd-
per. Among the party are Messrs. Bald
win Wayte, j. Baldwin Ransom. Joseph 5.
Cochran, L. Darlington Harrison, Mennifee
sud Tom Hogshead.
Among the arrivals are: Messrs. Ross of
Richmond. Foreman of Louisville Harris
OF St Louis, who came here from Old
Point; Letcher of Lexington. and Wray of
Atlanta. Amonst the men Messrs HRrda-
way of Alabama. Keith Of Missouri Tur-
nell of Atlanta. Graham of Lexington.
Gibbs Of Virginia. and Catesby Jones Of the
Baltimore American. are prominent society
men.
Misses Graham and Lila Bridges of
MARYLAND have decided to remain over two
weeks longer