The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

able which has been enjoyed this sea-
son.
Mrs. Badger Brown. of Baltimore, a
very beautiful and accomplished wo-
man. with her attractive and pretty
daughter Katherine John Brown, Is To-
Gated in Cottage -, Baltimore row. Mrs.
Brown is an indefaugable entertainer,
and has already issued cards Tor sew
eral entertainments for next week. 10
be given IN honor OF her guest MISS
Mabel Boggs, Of ChillicOthe, a very band
some brunette, with fascinating manners.
Mrs. Edwin Dole gave charming par
ty on Saturday evening, at her cottage
b, South Carolina row. lt was one OF the
most delightful functions OF the week,
and enjoyed by the smart set Mrs. Dole
has numerous compliments on her beau
~ and wit. She leaves next week 20 oe
one % a yachting party Tor New York.
Major and Mrs. John Ludlow gave
very enjoyable fruit party on the lawn
Wednesday morning. A profusion OF the
delicious fruit and good wine was dis
pensed. Mrs. Ludlow has made host OF
friends here She is remarkably clever
and agreeable.
The fete chanpetre for the benefit or
the Virginia room at the Atlanta Exposl-
ton will come off on Saturday. and !,
now the topic Of conversation. II prom
isos TO be a success. Mrs. G. G. McPhail,
one Of the lady managers appointed from
Virginia, being in close mourning has
deputized her friends 10 work IL up,
which they have kindly consented 20 DO.
The arrivals have far exceeded those
Of last week, and Mr.. James A. Frazier
and Major William Parker are taxed to
their uttermost To care for their guests,
but they are most successful, and the
season is eclipsing any previous one IN
the history OF this resort for many
years.
The regular Wednesday euchre party
came off on the lawn, twelve tables be-
ing occupied. The prizes were handsome,
and were won by Miss Supele, OF Nor
folk; first lady's, an elegant silver and
gold belt-buckle: Mr.. L. q. Sullivan, the
gentloman's. handsome silver knife.
There are some very enthusiastic Oicy-
clists hcre-Alrs. Branch Cunningham,
Mrs. James 4. Wclch. Misses Ballard and
Cowling, Of Louisville. The weather ~
very seasOnablc for this pleasure, ana
every morning these ladies can be seen
spinning giddly arc ind ana around the
lawn, watched by the crowd on the hotel
verarda.
A party visited the White Sulphur from
here ycsto rday-Mr. l.. 6. Sullivan. Geo.
Cunnii CHAM. Mrs. J. MAJ siield Brown,
Mrs. 7. J. Williams Miss Williams, and
Mrs. Edwin Dole. They spent a charm
ing day. and returned this afternoon.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Among the recent prominent arrivals
are Mr.. and Mrs. Branch Cunningham.
She is remarkably clever and handsome.
Her gowns are all importcl, ana selected
with great taste and elegance. She is
quite an acquisition 10 our circle or
agreeable women. Late arrivals include
William -. Hart, Florida; Mrs. J. =.
FCrsee and son, st. Louis; w. G. Shep-
pard. Richmond. Va; y. +. McClery and
wife, Virginia; j. s. Davis and family.
Texas: Mrs Jane Supcle and Misses SUI
pele Norfolk: Or. and Mrs Isaiah
White, Richmond; a. L. Garrett. Wash
ington; j. l.. Young. S. J.. Figgatt, B.
Vaughan Lexington; Mrs John Enders.
Richmond; Mrs. VIM. Byrd. Miss Annie
Byrd. Winchester. Va; Misses stephens.
Virginia.