The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-05
DELEGATES or THE "WARM."
Birthday Celebration OF Mr.. Glover - a
Heart Part '-TbOso Present.

WARM SPRINGS. VA, Aug 4.-Spe-
clal.-"The Warm" which is only warm
I'm its welcome and its bath, WAS on Mon
day night I'm its mcst gala attire. The oc-
O. sion was the birthday celebration OF
MIR Glover, the junior proprietor or the
place, and as he is stll young enoush
for the recurrence 90 be source OF con-
graduation, nothing was spared 70 MAKE
A. a perfect entertainment MIS- Eubahk,
the moving spirit Of the place whose
executive ability and refined taste "Vulu
succeed IN any such etfOrt, Qutshon" her-
self. and the decorations and Viands We're
even an Improvement on the eVeryday
daintiness In house and dininB-rOOm thal
so charaCteriZes the ace.
Invitations We're not only extended 10
the guests but 10 many at the Hot' ana
tie surrounding country To this pfogfes-
sive heart party, and while 10 many IL
was only the quiet pleasure or LOOKING
on, sXty-four ladies' and gentlemen drew
cards which were beautifully hand-paint-
ed hearts. designating their various seats
at the tables. The room decorations were
hearts always two together), mantel-
pieces and beud-stand were gracefully
draped with hearts as their medaIloh,
r lovely design was suspended from the
chandelier that was q heart as large as
It's owners. and holding the prizes pres
entity to be distributed 10 the success
In 4 corner an elegant silver punch
bowl in wreath, heart-shaped, OF
daisies and ferns. and nanked by four
large silver pitchers heirloOms I'm the fam
lily. helds punch and other delicious DeV-
erages for the refreshmcnt Of the guests.
on each table three hearts, united IN
artistic design, formed receptacles Tor
almonds. bOaDOns, and mint drops, wnlie
the cards which graced each player 3
prrsOu was an additional beauty. True,
some Of the gentlemen wore their hearts
on their sleeves, but they were soon lost
to their fair opponents, and the game
went merrily on
grace. assisted by Mrs. John Crawford,
OF South Carolina: Mrs. George Gibson,
OF Baltimore; Mrs. Ii. T.. Davis. wash
ington, D. c.. Mrs. a. J.. Donnan, Mrs.
Brydon Tenant, and Mrs. Ashton Starke'
Of Richmond, and soon the unkle Of a
little b.ll called the players 10 their
seats. Inc costumes Of the ladies were
all elegant. too much 50 10 select any
out Of the many beautiful ones, and the
brilliantly lighted hall was indeed thing
Of beauty.
At the close Of the hour Mrs Brydon
Tenant, Of Richmond. was announced
TO be the successful winner OF the irst
prize, a heart-shaped bOnbon dish, MISS
Anne Cochran, the second prize; ME
Weisingor, Of Louisville. the hfst gem
tiemen's prize, and Mr.. Gau!bert Oi
Louisville, the second.
Delicious refreshments were served III
heart-shaped receptaclcs, beautiful IN de-
sign and workmanship sandWlches,
cakes everything In hearts, ana one
could find hearts each way ne tuImeu
In every design. quantity ana 9udi'y,
only one form not there, VIZ, Dloheh
heart After refreshing the inner man
the tables were by magic removed,
lovely dance finished the evening, ana
all retired with many thanks and con-
an entertalnment. 1 wish Mr.. Cover many
happy returns. and may / always be
there 10 see them. VISITOR.