The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
Ia ono OF the most popular OF the young
ladies' among the recent arrivals.
Allegheny springs.

ArrvoHArY SPRINGS August 6.-The
most brilliant social feature OF the week
was the Tuesday german, many handsome
women aud beautiful girls participating.
Among the most Conspicuous figures were
Miss A. (ioggan. Galveston. handsome bru-
nette. gowned in white cashmere, deep sill
Yer fringe, diamonds. who led with Mr. Har-
den Colhoun.
Miss 4. Simpson. San Antonio. Tex.
strikingly stylish blonde. in superb toilet Of
lavender and ivory striped satin. en- train.
,oint lace and diamonds with Mr.. James II.
bowman, New York. we'll known IN Rich
mond Mrs John A. Hancock, Richmond,
regal in red mousselalne DO sore. diamond
ornameuts. with Nr. Harry Haden, Calves
ton Miss NJ. Mitchell. Louisville. piquant
IN pale blue crepe de chine. with
Mr. ri. G.. Guarard. Savannah; Miss q.
whitehead. Norfolk. pretty brunette unique
dress of CANARY crepe de chine with Mar
puertte pnrlands. with DR.. Darlington, Rich
mond. Hiss A. Colhoun, bewltchlng IN yell
low taTeta skirt black Spanish lace ever
dress. with Mr. John Buiord. Pulaski.
Some Of the beaux were W. =. oKlhner Dr.
John Haden. N. Hill. II. Stone. l.. III. Nor
Ger Savannah: j. Holt. burlington. n. g.;
r. Colhoun. John A. Hancock. Cowsn.
Meyers. Tyson and many others too nuIner-
Ous 10 mention.
Mrs John A. Hancock gave a charming
banio marty on Wednesday evening. and
cooling beverages wero drunk 10 tho health
of the fair hostess. She gives most re-
cherche bowling party next week. with her
handsome wardrobe ana gracious manner
she has won all hearts.
A lovely moonlight hay ride is eagerly an
ticipated tomorrow, and in the morning
Torpsichoreans will indulge in german.
A charming addition TO society are Miss
Lucy Lee Hill, of Lexington. and Miss VI.
Michel. of Louisville, with their chaperon.
Mrs. j. B. Sellus. of Lexington. Miss Hill
is the daughter OF General A. i. Hill. aneice
OF General John II. Morgan and OF General
Basil Dukes wife, also the Worlds Fair COM
missioner from kentucky. With .her rare
personal charms, radiant and bewitchIng
face and lovely figure, she Is the cynosure
of al! eyes.
Among the recent arrivals are: @. r.
Strother. Roanoke Mrs. T. T.. Sangstop,
Mrs. NJ. P. Cooper. Mrs. S. II. Bacon. Miss
A. Bacon and Master f. Bacon. Washington.
ID. g.. MRS. j. =. Skinner. nurse and child,
Galveston: John Howe. Dublin; c. q.
CLARKE. Yazoo CITY. Miss: w. S. Trace. C..
b. Willis, Radford; A. A. Berille, Waco.
Tex; T.. Balm and wife. Portsmouth. Va;
Mrs. James Deyerlie, Salem; W. Il. Savage
and wife. Mrs w. II. Parrish. j. II. Burton,
Mrs. NJ. c. Rahm Miss Rahm. Richmond;
w. ID. Sayre Montgomery, Ala; Misses
Dislake Miss NJ. Norman, II. Norman.
Lynchburg: Mr.. and Mrs i. b. Moon,
Misses Noon. Miss RsQsdale, Chatham, Va;
j. 0. Whitehurst. p. w. Wright. G. b.
Ackiss. Norfolk; Miss Scott G. T. Brookett,
Miss j.. Brockett. Atlanta. Ga: Mrs. Hickey.
Miss Hickey Danville: Miss Taliaferro.
Salem: Mrs. Taylor and Miss Nary +. Wade,
Christiansburg H. Msrrone and wife, Mont
geometry. Va; Mrs. Worsham. Chatham, Va.
Tourists, after a sojourn at other Virginia
springs. deem this the gayest and constant
ly return. Number of guests present, 200.