The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
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August 9.-Although this lovely spot has
been moderately reserved as to newspaper
notoriety this season 1t does not follow that
il il so far behind other much-talked-of re-
sorts in point of amusements that she has
nothing to say.
Her gay season is fully on and the hotel is
full Of guests from all points OF the compass.
Before the number swelled TO such proper
tions six-hand euchre. the ten-pin alley and
riding parties whiled away the summer hours
quite cheerfully. but with the innovation Of
lovely girls and pretty dresses these les
ser amusements were quite ecllpsed.
Hay-rldes. fishing parties. tally-ho,
euchre and whist has set us all in motion.
and there is no such thing as quiet for the
merry party who make the day and night
one ceaseless round of fun and who out
shine the moon in brightness and beauty.
The Misses Borum. OF Norfolk. Va. &C
companied by their mother and charming
young friend, Miss Waddy, also of Norfolk,
have recently added much by their arrival.
On Saturday night very interesting pro-
gressive euchre party was given oy these
young ladies' in honor OF Miss Martin. Of
kentucky. The prizes were handsome and in
perfect taste, and the fortunate winners
were highly congratulated ct their good
luck. Miss Jennie Borum, a graceful. viva
cious brunette, did the honors OF the even
ing with charming ease, beautifully sttired
in scarlet point desprlt with garniture OF
carnations and diamonds. Miss Delle
Borum, budding debutante. was innocence
absolute ia snowy null with white rosebuds
in her soft dark hair Miss Martin, OF Ken
lucky. was tsstefully arrayed in black lace
with rubies and pearls. The evening will
be remembered as one of the events OK the
season.
Tuesday night ushered in the grand ball.
IL Il
guests at the hotel were present. There
were many handsome costumes, and the
ballroom was scene OF bes ~, with It's
whirling walters. the dainty flowing
drsperies and tiny slippered feet keeping
time TO thesweet strains OF music. The CHAP
erons were there. too. IN handsome toilets,
and while il would be impossible 10 men,
ton all we can recall among the number;
Mrs. Christopher of Cincinnati, o.. whose
stately dignity was heightened by very be,
coming dress of black silk lace with pearl
and jet ornaments.
Mrs. Simons. OF st. Adams, W. Va, in
black lace en- train, with diamond orna-
mnts.
Mrs. Cleo Moher. of Anderson. W. Va. a
soft French gray with silk trimming, trained
skirt and pearls.
The Misses King. Toledo. o.. twin sisters,
beautifully dressed alike in rich black lace
with flowers in the corsage.
Mrs. Bradley. of Stanton, Va, was re-
gal mstron IN a dainty hellotrope silk with
velvet trimmings aud exquisite point lace
and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. John F.. Hager of Kentucky, IN
black and red silk. opal and rubles.
Miss Jennie Borum. of Norfolk Va, was
most becomingly dressed in yellow India
silk with yellow lilies at corsage and topaz
ornaments.
Miss Halle Waddy, Of Norfolk, Va. was a
bewitching little belle IN white silk with La
France roses and pearls.
Mrs. Theodore Rogers, very interesting
chaperon. Of Norfolk. Va. was stylish
figure in black silk with splendid diamond
ornaments. Hair pompadour
Miss Addie Rogers. a beautiful girl in her
teens was much admired IN very fetching
gown of bright red silk with the same bril-
liant hue down to the bright red shppered
foot and silken hose.
Little Miss Yirgie Rogers, graceful dark
haired sprite of twelve years, was consplou-
ously charming in a Greenaway costume or
white and blue. her tip-toe dance would
do honor 10 a professional aud IS grace itself
when so perfectly executed.
Miss Maud Christopher. Of CINCINNATI, D.,
q queenly brunette with splendid eyes and
lovely brow. was handsomely attlred IN
white and gold silk with ribbon gsrnture.
Miss AIDA Christopher. OF Cincinnati, was
a lovely figure in handsome black lace toilet
with autumn leaves, diamonds.
Miss Laura Wheeler OF st. Adams. ".
Va. Juno-like figure, was very beeom-
ingly dressed in cream silk null with
maiden-h hair fern in couture and corsago,
pearls
Miss Martin. Of Kentucky, white and pink
brocade silk. pearl and ruby ornaments.
Miss Della Borum, OF Norfolk. Va. belio-
trope crepe DO chine deoollette. with pansies
and diamond ornaments
Miss Rose Stansrd of Goshen Va. Dlack
lace dancing dress with white rosebuds IN
couture and corsage.
Miss Gerte Nickel OF Alderson, ". va
a lovely brunette and a graceful dancer;
was much admired in decollette dress II
white silk. with white ribbons and rosebuds
for garniture: pearl necklace.
Miss Lulu M0hler. Of Anderson, W. Va,
was a pretty little miss in white baby dress,
with satin ribbons about the waist and pink
rosebuds that greatly enhanced her blonde
beauty.
Miss Flossie Crawford. Millboro Depot,
a charming little blonde was very lovely In
light blue crepe de chine decollette with
pink roses. diamonds.
Miss Oracle Brown, young rosebud. was
daintily dressed in light blue baby cos
tune of India silk, with broad blue sash.
Among the gentlemen We noted Messrs.
Morrison Lemmet, Johnstone. Wood. Cham.
berlain and others from Goshen, Va. also
Nessrs. Davidson, Harper. Thomas, Miller,
Nickel Of Millboro. NJ. Pugh. Washington,
ID. O.: Mr John f. Hager, Kentucky; Mr.
Bradley OF Staunton. Va; Nessrs. Jones,
Nickel and Martin of Clifton Forge. Mr.
Orr Nickell Anderson. w. Va, and many
Others who gave zest to this charming en-
tsrtainment That ii may be- repeated at a
very early date is wish shared by all the
happy company at Millboro Springs, and
may this fne Old place always enjoy the