Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
ruAT FROM RESORTS.
III, Brilliant and Gay Season Of 80
Reaches lis Highest Point.
f, SWELL GERMAN At TUB WHITE.
-. Rsvelry at Rock Aiam-Novei
E'ss' ,.ms,,s and New Features at
IN oar wasering-rsaces.
,.oc.o, the RicnmSaa Dispa,ch.l

.,s,ceoi the Riehmond Dispatcn.l
tooTr',.,aY Arrx SPRINGS, August TO-
kooNo', = suggestion Of autumn in the
There y go and the deliciously cool
eT''P p.'' 0nr sportsmen who 90 in quest
svsn'DA' =, an early hour in the day en-
Of ga.', .romselyes IN overcoats, Organ
v'.ope ,,u.lins have fallen from their
DE, a"a So and scrgcs and Asnnels are In
ssD n is the season OF mountain ram, am,
i.'". =. horseback rides, for tennis ana
pr 80. All Of which Am'isemen's are e@-
tsysiS,'2 9,otber bowling party, Tor wnicn
SUI r"ilow stood spouse, ana az which
haV. a,I other reireshmenlS were SofNeu'
pnp III on Wednesday morning. lmme-
G, snccoeding IT was 9 eueni1 P1MasS'
e.ls5,.,5 10 her married irienos ny 'i'S'
ten s-,th. Of Kentucky.
stm,s '.t,f1l auxiliary in the weeks en-
de,ss.,ss Mrs. A. u. Bakers hay-ride,
i0yuen, Nor OF her sister, Miss Lucy
gwen Two immense wagons were
NcA1ts.,.s ,,o re0uisitiOn, aud were filled
H'nt-' an es the mythic shoe inhabited
eli'e ~ CONAN and her wonderful pro-
s. iar pm p, -SerTy Young folks and not less
sen N'-..roYs. Tho pight--a glorious
msfp vocal with their songs and
~ n'.r+er.apd the sound Of numberiess
oae -. te one almost fancy that santa
ho'I, ,,.sn'acing his calendar, was making
Ss.srr1raI visit az midsummer.
ArHrGrEE PARTY.
5.,.rture IN tho limo OF enter
Nv Al. MF.of bfa fhaa nQrfV
hut' 49,. Mace on Thursday evening.
va.'D Ms, Wyeth received their guests
~. s-.-.rrnUv IL one OF the parlors at
.t.-9 Hotel. after which the party,
ils u'-.o Eue proceeded to the billiard
lo' ---tsrs a minstrel performance. n
lN+ 'y fanny. was IN progress. The
it,. Al "a full dress, were as follows:
,,..h Of Baltimore. Mr.. Savage
US. Miss Wyeth, Mr.. Catesby
Nr Charles Wyeth. MISS FL
!l. ~ Avery. Mrs. Hotchkiss. Mrs.
Mss Starke. Hon. Greenlee
~, MIS-, Warner, Mr.. Armstead, Miss
~! Nr. Parish: Miss Courtney, Mr..
AIM. Miss Blair. Mr. Barbour: Miss
f. Wbus. Nh Johnson; Miss Whlttle.
,s.'5.,3,vsy: Miss Foreman, DR.. Pope;
H. y. 49, Warwick. Mr. Ames. Noticeable
-ta costumes was Partisan gown
~. snk net, prOiusely covered with
80, blossoms embroidered by hand,
.., VI. worn by Mrs. Avery, OF Wash
.l.l11. -, .t., ,,oya.r of Tbure-
5.-.var,rr was Mrs. James Smiths stop
,.-,y go which elaborate refreshments
,- .,,.4 Mrs. Smith has the knack OF
.,., tae right people together and
..- Nem have good time alter
TALLY-Ho PARTY.
tmor- le events Of the week none was
,H-rsuchv enjoyed than a tally-ho
,.r.r 10 -le C1ld sulphur. gwen by Miss
. f.ntt. Il Norfolk. Gnyly-capari-
81 horses and the usual accompaniment
l..-. horn, aided In the festiylty OF the
o...ar. Every body was IA high spirits,
I'D orr c.-co comprised good yocallsts
- --.r4,rrs. Ii was chaperoned by Mrs.
n X.r of south Carolina. Mrs. Wyeth OF
p..m.rs Mrs. Avery of Washington, and
a.. n mrs Watkins OF Norfolk. Those
80. -1ulsed the party were "a follows:
..Cogr,U-y and Mir. Shelton, Miss Doug
i,..I mr. Parish. Miss Avery and MIR.
i-~,-t.,i. M,-, BLAIR and Mr.. Ames. Miss
J...t and Sir. Wyeth. Miss Whlttle and
M : H. Jones. Mr. Savage, and Dir. Hen;
TrLatbius. supper at the Central Hotel
wrli Up tle evening.
Amos, hilarious AFFAIR was bay-ride,
Dq,.l treat. gwen by number OF the
ttIlrsr a. the Alum on recent alter
boon.
TIE SOCIAL EVENT.
One Of The most brilliant social events
offta season was the young mems ger
man. Mr. Charles Jordan, of Philadei-
Ma was telegraphed to act as leader on
occasion. and responded III person 70
Die invitation. leading with Miss Estelle,
Courtney. Mr. Jordan is "a ilawess leader
Ni the figures were beautifully executed.
la- german was chaperoned by Mrs
H1'ctkis Mrs. Tunstall. Mrs. A. l.. Baker.
lr, tucson Watkins, Mrs. IRWIN Watkins,
lr Charles Y. Baker. Mrs. Cosby, Mrs.
iraman. Mrs. Frazer, Mrs Marlborough,
f3 Mrs. James Smith. A champagne
tlnqer was served at its CONCLUSION.
Do dancers We're Us follows: Misses
Courtney. Wayt. Watts, Wyeth. Foreman,
Nsliubure. Williams, Blair. Avery. Mer-
H.. Warwick. Satphin, Elliott, warner
fmmarll. McAden. Mrs. Palfry, Mrs.
Pony, Watkins. and Mes,rs. Jordan, Tun-
t'sI Sal. Wyeth, Robinson. Ames, Sa-
v.ee. Glasgow. Armstrong, Dold. Letcher,
Henry Watkins. Parish, ATmstead, Mimi
90, WyetL, Spitler. DR.. Pope, and DIR. j.
H. Nspp.
Oar,eryices on Sunday morning were
lu.i,l by Rev. Mr.. Gallaudet, of
Honda In the evening Rev. Mr.. Me-
lr.-. ~ Lexington. delivered a lecture
or che Bible. 4 sacred concert, in which
l.-, Watts. OF Lynchburg (sald TO be one
o. che finest voca'ists ia the State), took
PAX. SO, another feature oil the evening.
ANoTHER GERMAN.
On Monday morning at 1890 O'Clock the
aug ladies gave german, IN winch the
{ lowing ladies aud gentlemen took part:
A--e, douglas. Williams. Courtney, Mayt.
GARNER. Satphim. Wyeth, Foreman, Blair,
NrW.cs. Mendenburg. McAden. Raub,
N-. Henry Watkins aud Mrs. Paltry, and
Ns'-> Watkins, May. Robinson, Welsi-
j.. Savage. Cosby. Jones, Johnson, Arm
'-la. sale. Parish, Glasgow, Tunstall,
A..- halh. bold. aud Dr.. Pope. The
r-a was beautifully led by Mr.
EaD Watkins and chaperoned by
N-.. larh1r0u-h, Mrs. James Smith,
N't Frazer. Mrs. Foreman, Mrs. Cosby,
l-,. A. J.. Baker. Mrs. JudsOn Watkins,
4,. Charles +. Baker, Mrs. Irwin Wat
A, Iuustall. and Mrs. HotchklSs.
l..'e va still another german on Monday
"'lc, gwen hy the young men, who
.4't been untiring a thor efforts TO add
@ 'tr pleasure Of the guests. II was led
T IN. N,slger, Of Richmond. and no
'l.l thar has occurred tins season had
fe yl,-d OF beautiful figures. The
g., GO, were most happy in the choice
g '.rr tunes. which blended boauti-
'e-y Ni'1 each other.
CoACHING-PARTY.
.la Tuesday evening Miss Avery gave a
g--slrul c0aching-pArty 30 Goshen.
Us, tv-fy's guests on this occasion were
-s'' l-iells Courtney, Nellie Elliott,
'g.AS Ellen Blair. Sue Stsrke, Emma
-ir-4r. Lydia Warner, G. =. Whittle,
sr7. larbrough, Gray, Tunstall,
Au Me.s ger. Noble Armstead, Sale.
sw Parish. Thomas Shelton, CatesbY
..'" ana Savage. Mrs. Avery. Mrs.
N''.e sui Mrs hotchkiss chaperoned
.-' l'r. Mrs. Avery had telegraphed
''. % tould be IN readiness upon our
'... and sc supped IN royal style at
'' elegant new hotel at Goshen. The
-'-.i "a, a glorious one. MyTiads OF
studded tue heavens like Jewels. Re
'e Is iLs season has been with delight
pm e'elis the expedition will stand out
lle canvas OF our memories as pre-
evidently charming.
hECENT ARRIVALS.
among the guests as yet unchronicled
!. NI. Armstrong and mis- sister, Mrs.
rN smlth, OF kentucky, who eontri-
much % the culture of society here.
@I Armstrong has travelled extensively
- Aa' many interesting Alaskan ex-
"th,e' 70 relate. With this party is
Aeifiil. who is deyoting herself TO
s.lolg the Door IA New York city.
PASS Nellie Elliott, Of Norfolk, GAS made
= ',l 'harmlng impression here, and il
s-.'''suiy popular not only with the OPP
lex Out WITH her own.
a. ',' 'yery Of Washington. is pretty
49, t'4-aat, with e dainty little figure
,..s multiplicity Of the most fetch
'- clstumeS