Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
SEASON AT RESORTS.
.,rrsl the GaycSt Month at the
Spiirgs and on The SeaShore'
vlGI,G THE CLIMAX At THE WHITE.
c,s.hlne Rush Daring the Heated
,..sine Eniertainmeats--" Hen"
r,r,tes. aIars-Gasers, New features


-Chssine En'ert"io~en's--" Hen
,,-,tes. Mars-Gasers, New features.
....-,.rsnlcnce Of the Richmond Dispa'ch'l
v,.-r SupauR SPnN0s, August Is
,,.-. D.. scarce timc for sughi hut O most
'....f production 70 the people one
.,..,.. so there Is still less for the let
.,. writes regarding them. and facts
.aacies out as great trees do the
q.t.rs. The great hail on An-
..l was forerunneT OF brilliant
lhc morning following a large
s-resful german was danced
...-.rr mcmory Of poudre IN elesW
asa rouge blusncs not entire
.. fr.m laugning faces were as
o.. .unlet; as by d9zzling cleo
ft,re was as much vim ana
els. ....,.0n asl If the earlier hours
I.. Shore likewise ir,ticred away.
.. h.uriu another quarter oi en-
.....,.rl tful progressive cuchre
. ~ Mrs. 4. j. SeWncs, 81
Luscious fruit was most re-
-.Is, the game was over. Inc
v.r uy Mrs. ". Ware, OF New
silver Inns purse; Mrs. y. w
silver pen-hauile; Mrs
3D. Crter photograph screen, and
. Gold borough, Of Washing
10 SCROLL
tf. rE..1.-wINNrRs.
.... evening party which gave
rtau to an present was so AZ
4.ry rgcst won prize. Being
...u Entertainment. each lady
a Ga. L..
afshv of Clitteriug ba.. Jlcs
.I rpon piano. The most
....r had her choice OF the en-
md So on down until, like
.u 70 thristmas-trce, each one
..ppy.
.fL SOTADLT EVENTS.
,.... morning Miss Rhett. OF
o.. gave IA most CnJOyabie
.. while tho evening was
brilliant 10y a very elegant
u0I the largest german of
Some twenty-five couples
1lcl 10. Layne stern led
sAlli IN tho may figures
,..- ..ty was gwen by coterie Of
t..Icu. and WAS one OF the
events yet chroniciod. The
" won by Mrs. Charles Pettet.
. and comb; Mrs. j. ". Has
- mrror. Mrs. Ashton Starke,
.... site; Mrs Ran. Norris, glass
silva. t..t-tottic; Mrs. j. lh0mp-
s. silver uail-poiIsher; Nrs.
.. .."r eAochook; AIs. Clarence
..ey hlT-pin; Mr. {. W.
-... s.oeye-Dutton; Mr PM
..r pau-WlpeT; Mr.. Thomas
silver pcn-holder. The score
... l>- Mar-ie Pettet.
t.Semoy AND PRIZES.
r- -. Wmtlock, whose reputation
,mplisAed hostess rs always
entertained a charming cotcre
......s .u tuesday morning at her cot
... Newmarket. After the game was
...-HtIu. luucheou was served,
.r..- 4auv choice dalnties, Mrs.
lrs Charles Workman, Jr., as
.... most gracefully doing the houors.
t..- were won bv Mrs. Ashton
..... -Ii and enamel spoon; Miss
Williams. gold aud enamel spoon;
.. i.Has &. Leigh, Norfolk, rOyal Wor-
r....... Mrs. Clarence Knowles, At
l. rture-frume. aud Mrs. William
.... and Mrs. George Taylor, each a
cup and saucer.
MOONLIGHT RIDE
1.y evening one Of the most novel
.f.-.th-r delightful departures i'll
..H. .. entertaining ever INDUCED IN
.... "l..c was participated IN when a
'.t riding party was given by Mr..
H .--'g ClJrchill and Mr.. Ed. Fergus
.. .u of Louisville, and two If the
-.. NH.ar Young mrn IN our midst. Tho
ue brighter than usual for the
.t the merry cavalcade OF eques-
aui cquestrans, and after an en-
..lr C4lter through tho broad
D d.. loo Z & b
l-ht, aud again IN shadOWy
....ue- while weird ard quaint seemed
great tl'Is in the distance, at the
test If cottages, presided over by "a
ule from tine "uuld Countne, most
loious supper awaited appotltes already
.Iettei by excitement and glorious eXer-
-e. b'rs. Maurice Belkuap, of Louis
lo. was the charming chaporono,
Ic the others of the party were
SEES Caroline Wood Mayfeld, kathrine
we'll. and Mary Bruce. % Louisville;
r labb, Of Hampton Bessie Clark, Of
lmoie. aud Resale Winston and Ju-
. Darlington, of Richmond; Messrs.
..-culll Ferguson. Butledge. Specr,
..-r. Turner, Dickinson, Preston, and
- Mclaughlin. Of Philadelphia, gave
f upague supper the same evening,
r-... Was enJOved 10y siG couples.
MORNING.
t..'lor morning german occupied the
hours If Wednesday. and despite
..f % was most delightful dance.
ta. lI ty Colonel Stern.
"HKS" FATTY.
..- che dancers lad lctt the ballroom
a.. nd .h, regulation group" taken on
no ol toe hotel. many of the far
with alaCrity to q fowl party given
Misses Murray. of New York, who
t'.4.- With a rare charm aud ease. liz
....t.j sense OF the term il WAS most
ideally q hen party, though the
.f tie fun was more suggestive Of a
PARTY. 4 lavish and dainty
delightfully."- served, was any
t -t minor feature of the entertain
-uE KFoULATloS GAME.
49,. q. o.. Dickinson. Of New York, was
., - delightful ouchre purity on
evening. Mrs. Ran. Norris as
t doing the honors, and the score
..... Ir 70 sses Fannie DickersOn anu
urott, of Richmond, and Anna
'.. Dorsey If Washington. The solUs-
ESQ young ladies were exquisite
The priZos We're a silver belt
ou spoon. silver glOve-meuder,
% ..rr mhl--holder.
..- a. Ware, OF New Orleans,
.lH her friends on Wednesday
o perfectly charming euchre
. ..a wore very elegant gown OF
...I,i silk upOn the cOrsage Of
te many exquisite and rare
. was assisted IN receiving her
e NIs. Robert Mhitlock. Mrs.
.l'lertoori, Il. a. and Mrs. Ed.
-.. Wilmington, n. G. After tho
-' irsomg punch and cake were
ftfss were won hy Mrs. c. w.
~trr ,Eue-horn: 8irs. Pembroke
.'e.-tacktI clothes brush; Mrs.
-s spoon; Mrs. William
I.Ne.lpd Fa-ter- buckles; Miss
'uH-ton, silver flacres comb.
.s Iercbcnson and Miss Caring
. >D.te and received S0ig1irs
.r.-hUttuners, while Miss Ellie
NH. -persed the taliy-cards, re-
gold ia-Cie.
D.-. II Washington, gave an
rc-r.-paftv on Thursday morn
prizes were won bv Mrs. robert
t.yrr belt-buckle; Mrs.
knowles. l1t-JWl spoon: Mrs.
,'sr silver comb. and Mrs.
r. NDv Jersey, salts bottle.
r-. fcitet aud'Annie Williams
lla received exquisite hat
I.br, B1sbor. Of Richmond, Will
fesslye euchfe Thursday eve
.A ls anticipated with q great
I.pre. The prizes " II be well