Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
WARM SPRINGS ENTERTAINMENTS.
High Teas, Germans. and Very Clever
CIover-Party by Mrs. Eubank.

ClOver-farty Dy mrs. EuDank.
rjorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WARM SPRINGS, Va. August 20.-Enter-
tainments have quickly chased each other
through the days of the past week. Miss
Moore's deligh tful tea TO the younger peo-
pie was followed by the watermiilion
feast given by Miss Dickinson, Of Rich
mond, and this in turn by the moonlight
marshmallOw and lemonade feast" OF
Miss Baker.
The most charming event. however, of
all and the most elaborate was the german
given Monday night. Dancing began at
half-past 9, but this was only the pre-
Jude. Refreshments were served at ha,
past II and at midnight, at the shrlll cali
of Mr.. Gibson's whistle. the couples, twen-
ty III number arranged for the whirl;
The fayors were exquisite AFFAIRS and
nearly all the work of Mrs. George Gibson
and her corps of charming assistants.
Arranged upon large screen at the end
OF the room, these favors presented q
pretty effect.
THE DANCERS.
The COUPLES who danced were Miss
Bruce Williams with Mr.. Perry, Miss
Wright with Mr. Dunn. Miss Lee With Mr..
Baker, Miss Walthall with Mr.. Mckinney,
MISS Carryl with Dir. Wallace, Mr.. Bate
man with Mr.. Campbell, Miss kappelar
with MIR. Agelesto, Miss Chamberlayne
with Mr.. Glover, Mrs. Dunn with Mr.. An
derson, Miss Boykin with Mr. Stinson,
Miss Archie with Mr.. Ingalls,. Miss August
with Sir. Adams. Mrs. Gibson with Mr..
(Iraudy. Mrs. Bateman with MIR. Gibson.
Miss Lucille Fielles with Mr.. Short, Miss
Johnson with Mr. Cunningham, Mrs.
Graudy. Mrs. Short, Mrs. Cook, Misses
Bayard and Miller. and Messrs; Boy kin,
Joynes, Short, Beauclerk were also among
the dancers. =.
On the Reception Committee we're Mrs;
Gibson. of Baltimore: Mrs. Earle and
Mrs. Graudy, of Norfolk; Mrs. Tiffany, of
New York: Mrs. ii. w. Fuller, OF Wash
ington; Mrs. Cunningham, OF North Caro-.
lima; Mrs Boykin Lee, of Baltimore, aud
Mrs. O. w. Short OF Ohio.
q MRS. KUnASK's PARTY.
The "clover party" given by Mrs. Eu-
bank on Wednesday was an unique and
pleasant event. The invitations, the
prizes. and the menu cards were all hand
some AFFAIRS gotten from Philadelphia.
The invitations and menu cards were on
paper on which was stamped dainty little
four-leaf clover. The invitations ran thus;
"Your hostess bids you come
To q little kettie-drum;
Noxt Wednesday is the day,
At hali-past 3, they say,
And then twill DO just the thing
On the lawn or by the spring
To hunt tho dainty littlo
Four-leaved clover"
Tables were spread under the shady
trees. the centre tables shaped like a
clover-ieaf, and handsomely Decorated. AZ
the hour appointed the guests spread over
the lawn and the hunt began. When the
cornet sounded the retreat tho hunters
brought in their spolls. Miss Hardce took
the first lady's prize aud Miss Walthall the
second. MIR. 1T. McAllister took the first
eentleman's prize and Mr.. Boykin Lee the
second. Mrs. Roundtree and Mrs: Joynes
took the other two prizes; The nrst four
prizes were gold four-loaved clover !"
pms. The other two were mouchoir-
case and emers-case; The supper was vas
served at 7. of winch nearly az or the
hotel guests partook. Among the other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gather, and Miss
Wright. from the Hot Springs, and Mr..
and Airs. Lanier Dunn.
Mrs. John s. Wise, OF New York, -
among the recent arrivals.