The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
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Budgst-PeraenaI und General.
Life at Elue Ridge

6, the arrival Of Gov. OFeTralll.
ms charming wife. two chiii-
chesterman. The Governor had not been
mere many hours before he was caiieu
upon TO deliver little speech on the
presentation Of a large box OF Huyler
candy by Miss Mamie Lyon. of Durham
N. G.. to the guests The Governor. OF
course, was fully equal to the occasion
ana on the spur Of the moment deIl'-
ered his address With fueney ana no g g.aGie
Ihe week past has been .ull OF saIety.
First on the program was a large german
on Thursday night. on Friday evening
hay-fide TO Coyner's SPRINGS was mn i
enjoyed by all who participate; Inc
haSs. ana bells. and amid cheers ana
yells started off on this frolicsome expe-
dition. They were met at Coyners py
the ballroom. on Saturday night pro-
greSsive euchre party was on the pro.
gram. Eight tables were filled. and at
II o'clock the tapping OF the DeiI an n,
the game. The ladies first prize was
solid silver and mother-0f-pearl paper
cutter. won by Miss Mamie Jones, OF
81: Louis; the ladies' second prize, D
Mrs. w. W. Martin, Of Atlanta. The
ladies' booby-a bottle of "Catch-Up"'-
was awarded to Miss Stemple, of Lynch
burg. The gentlemens first prize-a pair
Of solid silver sleeve links, was won by
MT. X. Il. Lyon. OF Durham. y. c.; the
S second Prize-cigars-was given to Mr.
WIZ Judkins, OF Danville, and the gentle |
ers with brace pa" upS printed in 'G large
letters all over them-was justly won |
by Mr.. Geo =. Walters of Richmond, |
va; as he only made one game out of |
On Sunday night Mr.. Polk Miller gave
us some beautiful sacred music and he
was aided IN this pleasurable service
others on Monday morning. a prize ten
BOWED: The ladies head rrize was car.
RED of by Miss Brownie Pettit of Rich.
piece Of white and pink The BOBBY was
a large breakfast roll" tied with ribbon.
won by Miss Hunter Ferguson. OF Rich.
m no va solid silver match safe
by Mr.. Saunders. of banville' va.
ON Tuesday 4. NJ some twenty-five or
more guests were invited by Mr.. r. T..
lyon On and his daughter Mamie to a picnic
oyaDie event OK the entire season. me day
was perfect and all started out in great
gee chaperoned by Mrs. n. 3. Stone,
'h. W, ". Martin, and Mrs. J. 1. Prit-
on Thursday night Mr.. G. ". Jones. Of
u. Louis, gave a Donkey Party" to the
lttle ones which Of course was the occa-
Ion OF much merriment TO all Mr. and
jrs. Jones have added in so many differ
Mt ways to the pleasure Of all that they
re universally beloved.
Inc ilrst prize at the donkey party was
'on by Gov O'Ferrals little daught-
E Helen; the BOBBY, by Mrs Talbot
alke's little girl Arnold, from Norfolk,
y. Master Giimer Minor (sOn Of g.. g
linor' or Richmond, Na) carried off the
oy's first honor and Master Jack Har-
son, Of Brooklyn. the BOBBY
Arrlvals-Danville; J. ". Boswell Geo.
{ Wilson +. X. Burton and wife, Mrs.
hefton, j. II. Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs w.
/. Judkins. two children ard nurse; J. j. y
ritchett; Richmond. Va: Mrs. Ohio |
wens. Miss Brownie Petit and Miss -
rownie Benson LynCnbCrg: Sidney | y
irother, and J. w. Bliey: RCar oke: Jas. y
tchell and X. s. Gale: Baltimore. Md J.
P. j.. Taliaferro and J. T. Buckingham: "
alvcston, Tex. II. Il. stone; New YORK: y
Gorge G.. Walters Washington. D. C.: i,
isses McCauley and Di Jerega. u