Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

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Wmf1 eu1rBun Srnrxos. September "a.
Fam Nolrost.p We know By tho authority
of che inimitabls scctt, was q scene Of
feudai reRality and festive grandeur. yet
IRE va impre<s;vcly told that 70 500 Il
es1eht We should view II by "the pale
moonlight Tho White saiphur. not less
associated with reveIry and mirth. we afro
Is much Convinced 70 be eeen Alright
should DO aeon BY tho ruddy glow OF
eutumn's Hight, WHOM no phantoms OF arli-
ociai pleasure are obstrnotina q naturally
9xeplendcnt view.
Tie glorios of this particular time arc
tRoee OF the aftermath Of the sunset, and
hence. retrospective. People and events
that have occapied the preceding gay
8 week Ole before the memory and there IL
time 70 nationally consider them, and 10 Is
"a Interesting study TO see how distinctly
dc dtdersnt types stand out like siiho-
uettes. strong In their Characteristic ont
fre& There Is the blindiy absorbed
manuuvring mamma who stops you IN
enywhere. when .you happen % be tired
or IN hurry, TO dilate of "my daughter"
She wonders that she doesn't die; she
knows it is going 10 kill her, ell this ex-
cltement. She gets no sleep; can't eat
anything. So much candy in her room
enc VIII DO III, &c.
cHAsniSo THO.
Then there Is the tired young man
couldn't dance moro than twice during
the evening. The sole outlet, to his
energies came in q warm SMILE after
volley OF sparkling conversation
from the most charming girl. Tho
never-tired girl was bis extreme--tne
ever visible. constantly ubiquitous.
always really smiling creature, whose NOR
A. II -.
thing Never realizing that she endured
nine even I. for the probable enjoyment Of
4hetenth. And the old beau-biess his
], hearf--with his firm. old-fashioned courte-
sizes, his pretty compliments, and mex
pressible talents as q chaperon-how
many modest flower. blushing unseen,
does he force INTO radiant bloom, talk der
MP to the boys, present half-dozen swal-
low-talls TO her at once. And how does she
reward his diplomacy BY escaping him
af every turn should be crave one engage
ment or court smile ali for himself.
BEILE AND NOT BELLE.
Then there is Enthusiastically the hustling
summer girl. who knows the ropes OF fakir
bellcship. so 10 speak. in springs parlance.
Can't you see her standing on the portico
after dinner. when the crowd is assembled,
talking yolubly to silent hands-in-trou-
sers-pockets man. and at speedy intervals
casting ont her line to catch anything else
of the masculine persuasion that swims
near her whirlpooll TO one she says, en-
.passant, " have something 70 tell you" y;
10 another. Don't look at me that way.
but come and tell me about it, and so on
until, eurekal she.is surrounded and her
aided belle.
And don't ron know another girl who is
not success She Is sweet, pretty, and AHA
bic. but seemingly TO no effect. She, alas
or otherwise. has never gotten over the old
maxim ground in during the childhood
days-"spesk when spoken to "-and be-
ing reserved maiden she finds her tongue
most silent on the subject of these en-
pagements she has not; and happening TO
be polite little lady introduces all the
beaux she has 10 the other girls. IN conse-
quence OF which blind errors she pays the
penalty of not being belle. and so on:
One might enumerate whole. gallery OF
such pictures that the summer has etched
upon the memory.
LOVELY AUTUMN.
Undaunted seems the spirit Of iollity at
the White this long and successful season
Bowling parties. card parties, and candy
stews have made the rainy days bright
and flesting, while driving and riding tili
the clear, cr1spmornings and afternoons
with an exhilarating pleasure to be en-
ioyed nowhere as in the mountains. The
foliage upon the great hills and IN the
small and picturesque vail ,ys is turning
brilliant crimson and gold. while that
dearly loved nutting time 10 almost at
hand.
CLOSING TRIUMPH.
The last and seemingly best party Of the
season was given on Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Pembroke Jones at her cottage to
celebrate the tin wedding of Mr.. and Mrs:
Harry Frazier. A charming and most novel
entertainment paid tribute to this popular
young couple. Each guest presented their
Commitments with gayly-beribboned tim
ware. the ornam entail as well as useful
finding its way among the mementoes
Music and all manner OF enliyening
games were INDUCED until supper
was served. The most delicious imng-
Unable. Champagne frappe ne'er tasted
so well as II did out of tin cups tied with
pink and blue ribbons, while the other
delicaces were doubly enjoyed out OF tin
plates, each being marked F., 1891" The
evening ended with fireworks and recol-
lections of a jolly time that will never
fade. Those present were Miss kenan,
Miss French, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazier.
Mrs. William Talbot, Mrs. William
Dickson. Mira. Robert Bosher. Mr.. and Mrs.
George TAYLOR, Miss yirgie Brook. Miss
Martha Bagby, and Miss Judith CARING
ton.
SUCCESS TO THE NEXT.
improvements for next season are al
ready occupying the proprietor and his
competent force. so as this closes in sue
cess the future promises even greater
strides in means of making this the great
est of southern summer health and plea
sure resorts, an Elyslan field which all viii
eeck,