New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
PARTIES At WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
ATHLETICS AND PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE THE
POPULAR DIVERSIONS.


White Sulphur Springs. Aug 27 (Specap.-The 'Vfsw.
ing had its seventh annual entertainment on FreAy
and evening At the lawn party the festivities
were opened by Quadrille on horseback Those WAC
participated Miss Mary Bruce Edward Ferguson q
Louisville; Mrs Andrew Simonds. Of Charleston. s. o.
Mrs. Randolph Norris Miss Darlington. William Hanne'
wInckle Meade Haskins Iredel Jenkins. OF Mchmondi
Miss Leila Jackson who is one OF the Lady Commissioners
OF the Worlds Fair from West Virginia; Clarence Moore
and Mr. Dickinson OF New-York. There were also sack
races and various athletic sports Then luncheon was
served In evening there was on oidiashonee eu'
followed by german.
Mrs. Warren Ct. Elliott OF Wilmington. N. o. eAW
charmlngy appointed card party on Wednesday mofnnk
her cottage. ,.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Havemeyer. Of Chicago, and MP.
and Mrs Charles w. Haskins. OF NewYork. gave pro
gressive euchre party, with handsome silver pIe'' wv
lowed by en- elegant supper.
The chdrcn's fancy bail on Saturday evening VI. .
beautiful affair The grand march was led by MISS niy
RcInhart OF Motherhood, n. j.. personatng charmnsV
the oueen Of Hearts" Herbert Havemeyer Oh 0n'ss''
was her escort ar, ~ ,.o,,c.,S
Dr. John A. Broaddus Of Louisville. KY, pfomineu:
p,ntst cler.ynan of the South recently rcgsseres
here. - r..S
Mrs Randolph Norris and Colonel and MRS A. :" Dles
nson OF New-York gave lawn party on oasurnJ s1se"
noon. 49,
.rv on Friday morning. handsome prizes were awarda'
The married women gave their second german 70 mo
Young women on Friday morning.
Mrs Lon Ford OF Richmond, gave progressive euchfe
marty with handsome silver prizes, Monday morning
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Rcinher OF Netherwood' NJ '''
cave supper party on Friday evening The floral decor
,t.on wore elaborate. The guests were Mr.. ana Mrs.
W Uaskins New-York Mr.. and Mrs Charles Have
cvcr OF Chicago II. II. whltock, Mrs. Charles f.
Wortham IT, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Donnan, MIS- W. IslDot
Mr. Chapln william Harnewinck. OF Richmond; Mr.. ana
Mrs Philip Bate Of LOuiyille KY Mrs. W. Z. DICKSON
OF Norfolk p NJ Fry OF Virginia Mr. and MIS-. bioomef'
Of Washington d. c.; Clarence Moore OF west 'rsnA'
Miss Johnston Of Alabama Thomas Paine, Oh Auan~'
and Mr. Stewart Of Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs. j. w. Renhart, OF Netherwood, N. j. gave
progressive cuche party NTH prizes from Tinanys On
wednesday morning The first prize. silver mirror w~
yo, by Mrs Lou Ford, of Richmond. Miss Nina Whie'
head OF Norfolk the second, silver bon-bon dish inc
third prize went to Mrs Jennings S. Coke, New-fofk'
silver pin tray and Miss Margaret Young, OF Louso'
Ny won the fourth, o silver punch ladle Inc cohsoS
,io, prize a silver ne, won by Mrs Harry franer.
OF Richmond. .
Recent arrivals are Mrs. Wheeler II. Peckham, W. NJ
palou Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Webb, Miss Webb A. Martin
Recklv Mrs Berkeley Ward. Mrs. Powhatan Wesiger, OF
Sew.York: Mrs. J. T.. Peck, Brooklyn; Mr. and MIS-
T. X Sargent Newark, n. j.; William 4" Rudee, Mt'
Vernon n y G.. Hubbard and w. r. Taylor, Rochester.
\ Y: w p Corse OF tie United States Geological Sur
voy: W. p Davidge, Miss Davdge, Mrs. L. X Jasey
Miss Casey NJ. c. Stone, Miss Stone, washington
James Wentworth Brown and Miss Brown. Boston.