The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
p.,hr,sgs alum Springs.

Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va, sept.
o-Tbe season at the Rockbrldge is near
lv over still there are a good many
who will linger for some time.
ON Monday morning, horse back
marty from 6 to o, was given by MI.
Catesby ap G. Jones, of Baltimore, IN
honor of Miss Ellen Blair, of Richmond.
The following couples were ID the
prrty: Mr.. Jones and Miss Blair, A1r.
Ccss and Miss Wlittle. Major Ludlow
and Miss White, Mr.. 5. III. Jones and
Miss Annie White, Mr.. Payne and airs.
PAYNE, Judge Lacy and Mrs. Lacy, Mr..
Glenn and Miss Warwick, Mr.. Robert
son and Miss Graham, Mr. Gibbs and
Miss Fetts, DR.. Harper and Mrs. Frazier:
The party went to Goshen IN the cool
morning air and returned in time Tor
breakfast.
This summer Major Ludlow has been
noted for his bowling parties, and his
hospitality in general. In his latest party
there We're: Messrs. Ludlow Nhte'
Bacon, Fiffot, Graham, Hudson, Stol-
worth, Newton. McKcllor, GoOdwyne,
G.. w. Z. Smith, BaEkhead and Misses
Wsrwick, White, McCan, Graham, Whit
tie. Howard, Starke, Mrs. Straus, Mrs.
Lacy and Mrs. Parke. The prize for
the best lady roller was awarded to MISS
White, a beautiful diamond pin. Inc
gentleman's prize, a beautiful pair OF sil-
yer link cuff buttons. was awarded 10
Mr.. White. The ladies consolation prize
was awarded to Miss Howard, box or
Huyler's candy, and the gentleman
BOBBY was given to Mr. g. w: L. Smith,
a box of candy. During an lntermlslon
of the game, such refreshments as claret
punch. sherry punch, lemonade and cakes
were served.
....l,t IN, 1n srln I
trail Hotel, Mrs. Straus, of Richmond,
gave a most delightful six-handed euchre
party to some of her friends There were
three tables that played, and at the lrst
table were: Mrs. Parke, Mr.. Cotesby
an c. Jones. Mrs. Payne. Major Ludlow,
Miss Warwick and Mr. White. At the
second were: Miss White, Mr.. Glenn,
Mrs. Straus. Mr.. S. Ii. Jones, Miss
White and Mr.. Payne. At the third
table were: Mrs. Clarke. Mr. Clarke, Miss
Harrison. DR.. Harper, Miss Cathh ana
Mr.. r. w. Shelton. Each table played
independently of the others. and prizes
were awarded as follows: AT the Irst taDie
Mrs Parke. Mrs. Payne and Mr.. Gates
nv an G.. Jones won prizes. Mrs. Parke $
prize was a pretty silver ornament mar
pin. Mrs. Payne's prize was me
Russian leather card case, and Nj.
Jones prize was a handsome set OF bosom
buttons: at the second table, Miss Whit
tie won a very pretty gold pm, MISS
White a book of poems and Mr.. >. II:
Jones a silver match box. At the third
fable consolation prizes we're awarded
TO Miss Harrison. Mrs. Clarke and MIR.
Shelton. After the game refreshments
were served
Mrs. Frazier gave q stop party at her
cottage a day or so ago, which was much
enioyed by those who took part. Pretty
prizes were awarded, and claret punch
and lemonade were handed around.
Dr. Harper a recent graduate OF the
University of Virginia, and Mr.. Catesby
ap G. Jones went on an excursion TO the
Natural Bridge several days ago
Colonel Parke, of the United States
Army, and Mrs. Parke, are some OF the
recent arrivals.
One of our distinguished guests here
is Judge Head, of the Supreme Court III
Alabama.
DR.. Chancellor, the resident physician,
leaves tomorrow for n day or so to at
tend the meeting of the Medical Society
of the State of Virginia. which meets IN
Charlottesville. DR.. Chancellor is a
member of the State Examining Board.
Miss Ellen Blair, of Richmond, is now
visiting in Lexington. Miss Blair was
the decided belle here this season.
On about the Goth the ROckbrldge Alum
Springs will close for the season OF w.