Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
WHITE SULPHUR's SEASON.
4 Number of Charming entertainments
Distinguished Guests, Sc.
ICorespondenceo Of tho Richmond DLsoalch.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlsoatch.l
GREENBBIER WRITE SULPHUR SHRfNGs,
July o. The season is daily growing
brighter. Already the ball has been set IN
motion, and several charming entertain
ments have been given.
On Wednesday morning Mrs. George W.
Stevens entertained a number of ladies
most delightfully."- at cottage card party.
The decorations and table-cove were all
in yellow. DAISIES. aud wild flowers in yell
low, and nastuTtiums IN profusion made
the pretty cottage-rooms and portico artis-
TIC and attractive. The SOUVENIRS were yell
low fans for each lady tied with yellow
bows. A light collation., at which even
the cheese and beer carried out the yellow
idea, was served by the Misses Camm
upon the card-tables. The company cop-
prlsod Mesdames Rhett, VIM. Citizens,
Bosher, De Russy, Frazier, Semmes, Potts,
Allison, Waller, Haxall, Townsend,
Clewens. Patton, Stanford, and Camm,
and Misses Eakle, Darlington, Whitehead,
Ingram. Bosher, Brown, and McMurtrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drydon Tenant gave
lawn party at Gray Cliff" on Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock to a number OF chill
dren in houor Of their little son. The ex-
quisite view from the lawn aud the PIC
turesque surroundings made 1t lovely
scene The children were driven over in
wagonettes, accompanied by their nurses,
and were as happy as possible. Among
them were Misses Gladys and Bessie
Frazier. Berta and Barbara Trigg. Marie
ard Nell Potts, Nay Dabuey, Mamie Pat
ton, Matte Montague, and Masters Cecil
Dabney. Willie Trigg. Cecil Montague,
James ID. Patton, and William aud Harry
Frazier.
JOLLY BOwLRRs.
The iolliest bowling party of the season
was gwen on Friday morning by Messrs.
l.. ". and Edward Hanewlnckel, George
II. Anderson of Washington, ID. g., John
Currie. David CurrIe. rrevylan Townsend,
Clarence Townsend of New York, Eugene
Massio. oud Colonel Stern TO Misses Ethe
mcfarland, Grace McCoahe. Judith Car
Annie Leigh Camm, and Mrs. n. 4. Rutter
of New York Mrs. Camm chaperoned the
party.
A committee to make arrangements for
the encampment of the Fourth Regiment
visited White Sulphur during the past
week. IL was COMPOSED OF Colonel g.. A.
Nash. Lleutenant-Co Colonel II. Hodges, Nor
folk; Captain G. W. Wright. suffolk;
Captain Robert W. Tomlin, Norfolk; Ser
geant Lemlor, Norfolk. va.
oun ZONE MUSICIANS.
Voelker's Band is doing noble service in
furnishing satisfactory and delightful
music on the lawn and IN the ballroom.
Fsnecially enjoyed are the compositions OF
AIR. Voelker. which the dancers call for
every evening" Will o the Wisp" waltz,
American Bellies polka. and The Lit
tie CORPORAL" march. Strangers remark
each evening upon the beautiful selections
OF dance music and admirable time in
which Il is played.
Professor Laube's dancing class meets
eyerg morning, and all the accessories OF
Measure for the Young and grown-up peo-
pie are at hand.
Prince. the photographer. IS IN nls art
gallery. and the old man. With soupen'r
canes haunts the basement halls, and the
tiger . has been known several times to
give audible proof OF his presence.
AsPssIsH oRAsDRx.
The most conspicuous guest at present
il the Marquis OF Vielalobar. Secretary OF
LEGATION and recently transferred TO the
M,nistry OF state, from Aadrd. He Is a
descendant OF Ceryanie,, his family name
being Saabedra, and he Is q grandson OF
the distinguished spanish statesman and
scademician. the Due de hivas. he will
saii very 5000 tor Spain. i.
Mr.. George Burgwyn Anderson, OF
Washington, - also here. lie has lately
returned from Jepan, where he was pro-
lessor OF English ia the Mobiles College at
Iokio. He nas received the appointment
by the President of Secretary OF legation
AT f,o do Janesro TO hinister Thomas
Thompson. of California, and WI sail on
the 2ssh Of July.
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Among the ypuhG ladies' here 81 Dresspt