The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
G1ILTY Ar COVINGTON.
Two Progressive Euchsr Parties Last
We. lI-Erlx. iIinners.

CONVICTION, VA. Sept Especial
The gaiety at the Intermont, instead Of
diminishing. az AT most mountain resorts
az this stage OF the season, IS steadily
increasing.
Two progressive euchre parties have
bren gwen, ana ID midsummer carnival
Tor the benefit Of the Emmanuel EpiscO-
ph churcn at this place. All ot the
young men seem 10 have chosen their
companions for the summer from the
most Of beautiful girls, and rivalry Is
quite common. but the sexes are about
evenly matched and every one seems to
DE happy but few fOrOrn stays, VINO
spend their time in writing letters to
imaginary girls, so as To make the i'm
preston that they are suitors in other d.
recu0ns beautiful progressive euchre
LOBBY OF the hotel Monday evening. The
room was beautifully decorated, and
every one had on welding garments. Ten
prizes were given tive to ladies' and five
10 gentlemen. The first ladies' prize. an
elegant silver shoe buttOner was won by
Mrs. Luther Warren. Of Richmond. The
second prize, beautiful silver sugar
trhy, Was won by Mrs. Walker. of Cal
weston, Tex. Tine third, a cute little
umDatella marker fell to the lot Of Miss
Mary Macgill Drewry. the beautiful and
accompIi shed daughter OF Dr. 5. =. Drew
~ or Covington The fourth. a dainty
Fttle silver book mark. fell 20 Miss Marie
faye, Of New York city. The NTH. an
ornamental silver veil clasp. was carried
tl4 ~ Mss UElild l'IfNrN. ~ kltu-
moud. The first gentlemans prize,
handsome silver Matchbox. was won by
Or samuel y. Drewry. OF Covington.
The second prize, an Ornamental keep
ring was won by Mrs. Tyree. of Siaun-
ton, who played as Il gentleman. The
third prize, "A fiigree silver pencil hOlder.
was captured by G.. Macgill Drewry, Of
Coyinston. Va. The fourth prize.
ri hmond Aaury OF Danviile. Va. The
ntin prize. an ornamental silver scarf
holder. Mr.. +. r. Warren McCabe called
his own. After the prizes had been de-
livered by Mr. Dodge. Of Little Rock
Ark. refreshments. consisting OF coffee
sandwiches, lemonade and cakes. were
served. Then every one went 10 bed
dreaming more Of the refreshments than
the company.
Miss Matte Johnston, Of Philadelphia.
Pa. gave very pretty euchre party
Monday morning in sun parlor. Eliza
beth Boiling won the first ladies' prize
and Alex. Tyree the first gentleman's.
The midsummer rnval ven by the
ladies for the benefit Of the church was
long 10 be- described. The lectures Of
the entertainment We're the two reclta-
lions, the chariot race from Ben Hur
and Moneymus by Miss Walker Miss
Walker is said 10 be one Of the finest
recitationalists I'm the country.
taily-ho party consisting Of Messrs.
NJ. Brydon Tenant Hanuewinckle.
Mrs. Rutter, Mrs. Allan Donnan spent
w tfnee0ty ana fTlddN nights on their
way from the Hot to the Sweet and
back
Mrs. buckingham and party, from Mem
phis. Tenn. are here for the summer.
Major Clay Drewry IL spending his
vacation with his family at the Inter
mont.
Major a. H. Hennlng and wife. OF
Wcstville. are here.
Many lawyers have been here during
Circuit Court, among them Benjamin
Haden. Of Fincastle. Henry Taylor and
Jacks Guy. of Richmond: a g. Brax
ton. Mr.. William Patrick and Major
Thomas Elder, Of Staunton
Mrs. T.. G. Nenahle ald family. NJ
Petersburg Va, passed through Coving-
ton Monday evening en route to the
Hot
Miss Starke. Of Natural Bridge IS Wis
ting the family OF Colonel W. a Gil
lam.
ington Tuesday evening. with his pretty
young bride. who was Miss Bright OF
Lewis burg ". Va.
NJ Dcford. Of Baltimore. is at the
Intermont for a few days Mr.. Deford |
Is the proprietor Of the large steam |
tannery OF this place
Mrs. Thomas A. Goodman left for Rich
mond Thursday morning. Mrs. Goodman |
viii be missed by her many friends here |