The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21

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1s.-Four germans, an eiegsn' ploSlsSs, ~
euchre party. several coacnin4 paitos n1a
-. :, a.. O,.re the features OF last week.
re nsual saturday night german was the
r,rst interesting OF the series on account Oh
heiny the largest and gayest. Mr.. I. H.
Iordsn led The following were the cou-
,Jes on the floor: Misses Estelle courtney
OF Richmond; Hattie Avery: Waselpgton'
Mrs. Palfrey. of Louisville: MISS u'innn.
louisville, Hiss Gardner New YORK allss
Rllen Blair. Richmond MISS mefren' NYv~
Orleans. Mira. Henry Clay Watkins, Nort0lk'
N;ss Warner Philadelphia Miss Mchuon'
North Carolina: Miss WAITE, Stauntoh hlss
cn,6n Alabama. Miss Williams, OF Rich
nond Misc Wvethe. Baltimore: MISS war
wirk Virginia. Miss Watts, IynchGnrg;
Miss Wendenberg Richmond; hessIs. hoo-
insop. Willie Weisiger, Ames. GiessyWy'
Dolt. J. Parish. II. Clay MatKiue' W.
Inhnstone Dacers. Junstall, Splitter; Kan
oon The patrouesses were Mrs. ~ lson
WATKINS of Richmond Mrs. Innstall' Oh
yssbineton. Mrs Forman, OF LOUISVILLE,
A. Wvethe. of Baltimore; Mrs, avery. or
WASHINGTON. and Mrs. savage, OF Nofio'A'
Monday morning a beautiful morning GER
man was given by the young IAuieS W 'No
young men. o., -. po.;sh and
NoiJa Srm,stead OF Portsmouth, ana
Willie Weisiger. Of Richmand. gave 10
their friends another german equaIly as
eniovable. Mr.. Wesiger introducing many
new and graceful figures. lie was assisted
Inv Miss Hattie Avery, OF Washington. ms
morning the young men OF inc springs sa'o
another of the series OF morning germans;
this time to the leap year young laules'
who gave the beautiIui MoIuhy M M , -
german. The ballroom was decorated Win
-, o,-or,reans and wild flowers, making
very pretty scene. u.
Friday evening Miss McAdeD, OF North
Carolina. gave to gay party OI irlehus d
most delightful hay ride in the moonlight;
The marty started at o'clock and visited
all the pretty mountain scenery near py;-
Saturday afternoon hrs. savage OF NW-
folk rave In honor Of her sister. Mss En-
~ a coaching party to the Cold sulphur
Strings. Ii was made up OF the RaJesI "a
lie Young people, who spent the several
hours most delightfully."-. returning IN time
for n champagne supper, also tenoereo Dy
Mr. and Mrs. Savage.
Miss Hattie Avery. of Washington, took a
CAV party of her friends Tuesday evening
on another coseh party 10 Goshen. HAUL
some supper was ready for the guests al the
Allegheny Hotel and after IN impfontu
dance the party returned. ,,.
Thursday evening Mrs. z. d. Hotchkiss'
Of Richmond gave in honor OF her sister
Miss Sue Starke, "a progressive euchre party
in the hotel. The card-rOOm was paudsOlDely
decorated with flowers and ferns and ever
greens and the guests were III iull evening
dress. The little cards used for scoring the
points made clever souvenirs OF the Occa-
sion The first ladies' prize, q SILVER DOW
knot pin for watch, was won by Mrs. NC
Clure. of Washington. Mrs. Ashby Lee
Baker. Of Baltimore, secured q silver hat
min ga the second Miss Wsyte, OF Staun-
TON. won the BOBBY" Mr.. Noble Armls-
tesd. of Portsmouth. won the first and Mr..
Savage. of Norfolk. the second gentlemens
prize: Major John Z. Ludlow, or Norfolk ,the
best card player here, secured the DooDy.
There have been several fruit and card
parties amongst the matrons. given oy Mrs
Tuustall. OF Washington: Mrs. Colin seal,
of West Virginia, and Mrs. Asbby Lee BAKER
OF Baltimore.
A great addition to the company here is
Misses Judith Oleve. OF Waco, Texas, and
Miss Watts. of Lynchburg, both exquisite
musicians
Among the many recent prominent ar
rivals are Mrs. l.. Il. Neal. Richmond Mrs
p. w. Ferrel. Danville: Mrs. T. ii. Crump
and Miss Allan, of WashingtOn A. G. Gar
rett and wife Baltimore; Mrs. +. Is. Needles
and Miss Needles. Nashville, Tenn; Miss
Maud Jones. Atlanta. Ga; Miss Kate Pear
sell. Morganton, n. c.: Fannie Sproul
Stanton. Thomas ID. Ransom and j. Bald
win Hanson, Stanton; JOei Swope and
wife, st. Louis; James A. Glasgow, Staun-
ton; Major w. j. johnson and Mrs. john
son. Richmond Misses May and LIZZIE
Harrison. Paris, Tenn; Colonel j. ID. n.
Ross. Virginia; Mrs. $. T. BallauH, Alrs: j.
Il. Selden Charles ShR1ss and family. ). >;
Crenshaw, Richmond: Misses Trout, Roam
Oke, Va.