The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
The Gayeties Began in the Afternoon and
Lasted Until 2 O'Clock in tho Morn
inR-An Equestrian Quadrilie.

Every figure was gone through with
much grace and precision and oft there
would seem tang.e OF steeds and eQuestIl-
ans. vet with unfailing symmetry did the
maze resolve itself into grand chains. BAL
sncing and right and left through.
Mr.. S. n. G.. Stewart. formerly Of Eng.
land. now Of Columbus. o., As captain 81
the band. managed his troops with sueh
skill that no errors were made and literally
no faux pos taken. Those who rode IN the
ouadrille were Miss Eugenia Tenant. Mr..
Clarence Moore. Mrs. Andrew SlmOnds,
Mir. Thomas Paine. Mrs. Marstyn. Mr..
Jredell jenkins, Mrs Randolph l.. Norris,
Mr.. A. e.. Dickinson. Jr., Miss Mary Bruce,
Mr.. G. W. Haskins. Miss May tleld, SIR.
I'd. H. Ferguson, Miss Lille Jackson ar.
Christy Churchill, Miss Judith Darlington
and Mr.. William HanewinckeL
Zach Of these young ladies received sill
yer hnirpin souvenir.
THE MKT on TIKI PROGRAMME.
Next upon the programme was an egg
race run by several young ladies. The feat
consisted in riding q certain distance with
a raw egg in a wooden spoon carried at
arms length in the right hand. The VIC
tors were Miss Mary Bruce, who won a
gold hair PIN Miss Judith Darlington.
gold and enamel brooch, and Miss May
Field. gold spoon; Dir. Earnest Have
meyer, gold sleeve buttons.
The gentlemen next raced. when some
daring riding was done by Messrs. Churchill,
Furgusson and John Sharp, of Louisville.
Moore. Paine, Haskins and lredel jenkins.
A sack race by the darkies was intensely
amusing as was also "a potato race. The
sports were followed by collation. served
upon the lawn. Not until night bad fallen
did this merry party adjourn, and then for
but brief recess. At 8 O'Clock the same
band of jewellers joined hands IN the ball
room. whore the climax of festivities YVES
reached in a general ball and then german,
A silver souvenir was presented to each lady
present. The committee who managed this
brilliant event consisted of bessrs. 10 Lane
Stern. s. III. G.. Stewart. G. W. baskins W.
A. Havemeyer, j. w. Renhart. Clarence
Knowles. Thomas Paine. Clarence Moore.
Ed. Ferguson. Cristy Churchill, Phil Bate
and others.
BRILLIANT GARD PARTIEs.
Brilliant card parties with the most costly
and elegant prizes still oontinue'to occupy
every morning and evening.
Mrs. J. w. Reinhart was hostess of a
very charming gathering for progressive
euchre on Wednesday morning. The prizes
were superb and were in Iiffany's latest
and most exquisite designs. The fortunate
players were Mrs. T. +. Ford who won an
elegant silver mirror: Miss Nina Whitehead |
repousse silver bon-bou dish: Mrs Jennings
Cox. silver pin-trs,G Miss Margaret Young, |
silver and gold punch ladle; Mrs. Harry |
Frazier, silver nail-polisher. The score |
was kept by little Miss Helen Christian. who !
received q silver nail-hle, and Miss Kitty !
Renhart pair OF silver scissors.
On Tuesday morning Mrs. T.. T. Ford |
gave delightful card party in The drawing |
room which was enjoyed by oil present.
She WAS gracefully assisted in doing the |
honors by Mrs. Whtlock and Mrs. WOr- |
than The prizes were charmingly Sc
lected and were won by Mrs. Warren G. FL
lott. silver hat brush: Mrs. Rich silver nail
file; Mrs. George Stephens silver pin tray;
Miss Carrie Shields. cut glass and silver !
viniegarette; Mrs. William Talbot. photo
graph scroll.
Mrs. r. J. Semmes. OF New Orleans. did 4
the honOrs on Friday morning at another
delightful progressive euchre. After a most |
exciting and enjoyable game the yictOrs
were announced: Mrs. Noble. half dozen
gold and enamel coffee spoons; Mrs. Charles
Workman. bOubOn spoon; Miss Ellie Bosher,
gold hair pin; hrs. X. H. Bosher, silver
boubOn tOngs.
The score was kept by Miss Florence
Maginnis, OF New Orleans, who received a
gold souvenir spoon.
CHILDREN's FANCY BAIL.
The children's fancy ball on Saturday
evening last was one Of the most beautiful |
sights ever witnessed in this famous ball
room. The beautiful march was led by
Miss Carrie Remnant and Miss Gabriel
Page, while the Others in costume were:
Marie Potts as La Tosca." Constance
Knowles as Red Riding Hood" Clarence
Knowles as a Marquis Bessie Bosher as
Folly" Lewis Bosher as a Baker" Ann
Talbot as Daisy" Elizabeth Shirley as
Spring" Andrew Norris as Little Boy
Blue" Saliie Mcclure as an old Fashion
ed Girl" Lucy Baylor as Violet" Mary
Baylor as a Daisy" Katherine Dickson as
a Wild Rose" May Crenshaw as "A Tam
BOURNE Girl Helen Stevens as Little Bo-
Peep" kittie Reinhart as Queen of
Hearts" Mary A. Reinhart as Maud Null
Ter" Frank Remnant as an English Peas
ant" Bessie Iunstall as a Gypsy. - Charlie
Tunstall us q Baker" Richard Tunstall az
Little Boy Blue" Mary Leigh as "Yei-
low Rose" Jennie Wrenn as Little Bo-
Peep" Marguerite Taylor as a Daisy
Benie Taylor as a "Buttercup" Lizzie
Elliott as Red Rose" Marguerite Elliot
as a Pink Rose" Laura Rutherford as a
Butterfly" Sadie Jones as MARY. Mary
Quite Contrary" Sally Melbourne as
Carmen. Bunny Melbourne as 'Follv.U
Vera Hsyemeyer as Folly Ethel Have.
meyer as Spring" Ruth Haskins as "Tita-
MIA" Bessie Frazer as Quaker GLADYS
Frazer as a harchioness," Harry Frazier
as Sailor"
Three large germans during the week past
created the most energetic'gayety, while a
very delightful morning german was given
In honor Of Misses Bruce, Field aud Cald.
well by Messrs. Baker and Fair. of Chicago.
Mr. Garter Branch gave a delightful little
luncheon on the lawn on Monday to Mrs
Saliie Caldwell Rutter. Those present were
MT. parton parton Il: Grundy. Mrs. X II. Whit
lock, MISS judith Carrington, Messrs. VIII
liam Hanewinekel. J. S. Crenshsw and 10
Lane Stern. Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. Elliott
entertained at supper on Tuesday evening
in honor Of Mrs. Atkinson. of Baltimore
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Pembroke
Jones, Misses Kenan, Tabb and French.
Messrs. Hanowinckel Walters. Empie and
George Elliott
FRITZ
Mrs. Sadie Caldwell Rutter, of New York.
together with her mother. Mrs. Santos s.
kuonra. will give fete upon the lawn this
afternoon. |
Mrs, Barton Gruudy will entertain at
cards IN the dIawing-room tomorrow morn
ing.
Everything points to charming Septem-
Der. Many Of the guests will remain during
that most perfect OF all the months for
mountain enjoyment. while hundred new
arrivals are looked for its first week.
. - ~ 1uo hlenlhonu people lately added |
70 our company are Mrs. and Mrs. John NJ
Taylor. Mrs. Frank Christian, Mr.. James
l. Anderson, Mr, Frank M. Parker. Jr.
Mrs. Charles Bosher. Major and Mrs Gus
A. Drewry. Mrs. A. 3. Camm. Miss Baebv
and the Misses Cullen are expected to.mor-
row.
Allegheny Springs
ALIEeHANY SPRINGS, August 27.-Tbe
2tahu columbian bal poudre. given by
Ne Jlnies 4. Leigh, lady manager from
NOffOik tor the hauaft - a.. - /