The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21
SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN
ohY WEEK Ar SUMNER RESORTS.
IT.. OLA white EnJosing - Gals season
ps.pit. the opposi'ion OF Old SOL
Other Resorts.

,,o,.,on OF tho White Sulphur sum-
mer sojourner az present. NO ono
At the springs has done 80 much
o., the pleasure Of the gay company
q Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Of Wilmington
NC The beautiful german given by her
ON last Tuesday morning has already been
deaoribed. On Saturday morning last 0irs'
Jones WAS hostess of one OF the handsonest
card parties of sho season. Her artistic cot
teee was more than usually attractive. Upon
ZACH table Jay fonr bunches OF astcrs Oh
every hue tied with large bows OF flooonS,
40 that the players started out nbueI 'Ho
happest of auspices. after the ea" S,
collation. was served with fine wines inc
,,,,1es yyers very handsome and were won
Rv Mrs. Robert Bosber. silver mirror 'Is'
Philip Bate. Louisville, silver pln-tray'
Mrs. Charles Workman. Jr., silver SCISSORS
Ma Thomas Rutherford. cut-giass INK
stand silver top Mrs. George Boomer
silver and glass vlnaigrette. Inc scoIe
was kept by the following young iaules'
esch of whom received an exquisite souEo-
mir. Miss Bessie Hopkins snver QUITE NJ,
Miss Annie Williams, silver ouoAle' nliss
Margie Pettet. enamel hat pin: MISS Juulth
Darlington. silver hlagree COMB.
The same morning, Saturday, very
haudsorne breakfast was gwen by three
nronineutand popular young men OF LOUIS
viUe-Messrs. Edwin j. Ferguson, Cfisty
Churchill and Arthur Butedge; AT II
O'clock a charming party gathered around
a Lengthy aOle flashing with rows OF clear
glass, winch reflected the FlVlu eol9's -
huge bowls Of flowers and stands or Tlcn
fruit Not until the afternoon Gid the
feast end. when a shade tree upon the lawn
lured the party TO its picturesque SPOT
where the group was photographed. Inc
marty was ohaperoned by Dir. and Mrs. 10
zier Dulaney snd Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Eimonds. while the others present were
Misses Caroline Wood, May fleld, kCsaiie
Winston. Mary Bruce. Kathrine Caldwell,
Tucv Tabb. Annie feathers. Virginia Coop
er. Margaret \ Dung Eugenia Remnant, Ju-
dith Darlington. Hayemeyer, Mary IlHy
Kenan Clara Rich and Margie Pettet;
Messrs. Ferguson. Churchill, Rutledge'
Cbilds. Dickinson, Christian, Norton, Willis,
stern. MrAllelly. Hitchcock, Payne, Stew
srt. Moore, Turner Semmes and Cooper.
A DELIGHTFUL CARD PARTY.
The first event Of the week was most
deIiobtful card party given by Mrs. Edward
Iatimer. of Wilmington, \. c.. IN honor OF
Misses Renan. TaDb and French. AT IL
in the morning the draWlng-room was hlIeo
with an animated assembly OF charming
hostess entertained with great cordially.
Tbe prizes we're won by Miss .dargie
Pettet. Louisville. exquisite slyer-mounied
card case: Mrs Thomas ii. Carter. enamel
bow-kpOt brooch: Mrs. Robert H. " hltiOck.
silver tape measure; Mrs. Maginnis, New
Orleans. bonbon spoon; Mrs. 4. j. Semmes.
bonbon spoon: Mrs Ran Morris, gold and
enamel spoon. The score WAS kept by lit
tie Misses Kitty Reinhart and Helen Chris
tian. who received each white enamel iieur
dc lis pin and box OF candy. Champagne
punch and waters were served and much en-
joyed.
The handsomest subscription german OF
the season, led by Mr.. Joseph Semmes.
was given by the married ladies OF tho
springs to the young ladies. Il was II leap
wear affair which has All added interest for
the gentlemen. and each young lady re-
ceived an exquisite silver sOuyenlr-so tnat
pen-handles. hair-pins, smelling-OOttles,
hat pins, &c, were tue attractive memen-
toes All the matrOns were chaperOns and
graced the event in elegant costumes, bur
those who inaugurated the entertainment
and made il the brilliant success that 1t was
were Mrs William Talbot, Mrs. John ID.
Potts. Mrs. Allen Donnnn. Mrs. Andrew
Simonds, Mrs. George Bloomer and hrs.
Pembroke Jones.
Again leap year german was given
by the young ladies' on Monday evening
which WAS led by Mr.. 10 Lane Stern. 30
generous was the subscription that fund.-
remained suf' cent for another german on
Thursday m ruing. IL was gracefully led
by Mir. Stone Ware, of New Orleans. who
after the dance was over entertained
some fifty friends in the restaurant. Souye-
Mrs were drawn for and won by Miss Fair
leigh of Missouri, pearl scarf pin, and Mr.
William Ferguson, pearl scarf PIN.
POTATO PARTY.
A most novel and charming affair was q
potato party given by Mrs. Ran Morris in
honor OF Miss Fannie Dickinson. The lawn
in front OF this cottage presented q PIC
turesque scene and the g!ee over the attempt
to pick up large Irish potatoes in a silver
teaspoon was very great
The fun was augmented by the gentle
men running races and the entertainment
OF the crowd by charming recitations IRON
Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Judge jackson anda Miss
Matte Clark. The prizes were won by Miss
Judith Darlington. bOnbon spoon: Mics
Carrie Shields bonbon spoon. Miss Anna
Vernon Dorsey, glove buttOner; Miss Rosa
lie Winston, piece OF brlc-a-orac Judge
Bruce, OF Louisville, silver penknfe;
Semmes. glove httoner; Mr Rich silver
key chain; Mr.. Howard Smith, piece Of
bric-a-bfac.
Mr.. William FELTON,, of Macon, Ga. gave
q handsome progressive euchre party on
Tuesday. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Richard Goldsborough, OF Washington,
silver brush and comb; Mrs. James A.
WEIGH, silver candlestick; Miss Mamie
Pettet silver buckle; Mrs. George Boomer,
tho consolation prize. silyer-mouuted cut
glass vlnalgrette.
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter and Mrs. Richard
GOldsbofough entertained Oh Wednesday
evening at one Of the most delightful card
parties which has been given here. The
prizes we're won by Mrs. T. j. Semmes,
repousse silver flask Mrs. George Taylor,
silver hack clothes-brush: Miss Mamie Pet
tet, bonbonniere: Mrs. Barton Grundy, bon
bon spoon. The score was kept by Miss
Fanny Johnston, one Of MaryIand's fsirest
daughters, who received gold and enamel
spoon.
HANDSOME SUPPER PARTY.
A handsome supper party occupied the
late hours OF tho same evening, when, at
the invitation of Mr.. Norwood Huske, of
Wilmington. n. O.. JoyIal party gathered
in the restaurant Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Latimer. Mr. and
Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Misses Annie Leath-
ers. Clara Rich, Lucy TGbb. nj. l.. Kenar,
French and judith Darlington; Messrs.
harry Walters. Fred. Kidcer. Bodies. Bor-
den, Emple. Ware and General Charles An
derson
Mrs. Warren c. Elliott. of Wilmington.
N. O., gave a handsome card party at her
cottage on Wednesday morning which was
enjoyed by all present. delightful lunch
con was served after the game The prizes
were won by Mrs. Ashton Stsrke, silver
mounted card case; Mrs James y. WEIGH.
silver buckle; Mrs. james o. Leigh. bon
bonniere Mrs. Andrew Smonds. silver hair
pin. and Mrs. Harry Frazier. gold and
enamel spoon.
Mrs Charles Workman, Jr. OF Rich
mond' gave Il most entertaining party on