Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
GAY AT THE WHITE.
Heg TIE Many Guests Pass Away
- ,.,ae Z. the Hours.
PARTIES.
PLEASANT CARD
Prcrarin= for the Meeting OF the
3 Bnr ASxocintion--Thc tsuni N"""er
of Attractive Giris-pow'ihS III"
y Other Aususemcnts.

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= sGHEr.NBRIEE WHITE SULPHUR
AUGUST s.-The week at the White has
been nlled by entertainments OF various
kinds card playing Will ever hold sway
n, the White. and at all other pleasure
,.sor,s. In addition TO the delightful
invited eanes here each morning there
have been games OF whist modern and
antioue,. six and seven-hand euchrc
hearts. grabouche, and poke" mot poker
played in the drawing-room every eve
ming. The White sulphur IL the most
independent place In the world. one may
be grave or gavin or out OF the soeiN
llfe-as preferred.
,rbe members Of the Bar Association
and the many attractive wives anu
daughters accompanying. are conihs ia
from every section Of Virginia inc
LAWYERS love TO meet at the White ana
are received with cordial hospitality. ms
Executive Committee Is here making DR.
,angenents in advance for their reeep
ton. and, with their abe cha'i l NO..
take the lead. the comfort ara
of the association are assuIeu, =,
The speech Of Captain Chafles VI
sglackford. president OF the associatlon,
viii be delivered ON Tuesday MOI i,ns
~ n nclock. and will doubtless be IN
.crssting not only to the laWy-rs' D"t ~
a general audience. which the popularity
Of the speaker will attract III Iuii mum
bers. ,..,..o r,o,,er 4
on wednesday morning Juuge i'oe' v.
PRYOR viii deliver the annual otd'oh'
which Is anticipated with great interest,"
and pleasure. Judge Pryor Is sincerely
snpreciative of this call from ms ndtIse
Sc and will doubtless give his audience
an hours entertainment anu lhs'I ~
zion never 10 be forgotten, Tor inc ga
6 able and cultured as a man anu a"
orator Of acknowledged power anu Wv
qacDce. ,.,,e
ATTRACTIVE GIRLS.
The usual number Of attractive sli,s
Is here. and the NUMBER OF oed"S
oho,t equal The men present now
- are making the most of their OPP
ro.tunitles knowing they VIII nave
nbundant competition in a few days
The Rar Association viii bring its usual
Quota OF attractive beaux, ana they
may reasonably expect an en'husldS''0
reception. -. 90 tho
1rnere is treyidation on the part oil 'ie
rirJs. as 10 their ability 10 cope WIN ''e
brilliant stellar combination OF youhs
lawyers, who are 10 grace me ocCdsioi''
and some are improving the shiIilns
hours by committing 10 memory "hoie
I,oks of familiar quotations with when
90 astouish the erudite Benedicts ana
d,snoI any unfavorable impressions as TO
fheir accenpl,shmenszi QlAeE words, IN
o.kr that they may BE- tsSTnttsing Ike
s. match for the eloquent pleaders, they
are TO use the words Of a satirist, I'm.
,ro--ing what they are pleased 10 Call
their minds" The indignant mascuhhes'
or birds in the hand lett TO thelr
own resources while this dealing IN iu-
lures If going on. have betaken theih-
selves 10 quiet spot 10 bewa4l 'heir H.
adcquateness.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Card-paTties have been the ehief en-
,ertafnment Of the married ladies during
the uast-wcek. ... On Monday morning
Mrs George II. NJ. Gibson, OF baltimore
ep;er1atned delightfully."- a number OF Ia
dies at progressive euchre. She was as
sisted BY Mrs. II. L. Parrish, OF Virginia.
The first prize tan exquisite Vase) W@S
taken by Mrs. John j.. Winslow. OF ON
,sinnati. O.: the second tan emproidered
linen ana satin pincushiom' by MIS-.
Thomas H. Carter. Washington ID. 81
third (a red Russia-leather photograph
folio Mrs II. w. Fuller
Mrs. Thomas N. Marshall, Pittsburg.
pa. Mrs. Fl. ". Fuller; Mrs. William
Etone Albert, and Mrs. Thompson OF New
York. have entertained almost the same
ladies' on consecutive mornings in the
large drawing-room, and tasteful prizes
have added Zest TO the game.
The ladies thus charmingly entertained
were Mesdames ". James Walker,
Frank w Christian, Ed. s. Latlmer, II.
nor
Marshall, r.. i. Thompson. a. v. Cana,
i. c. Woodward, j. M. Ifeinhart, j. A.
White, James d. Patton, John II. Win
ston. A. w Stevenson. John II. Potts,
I'D. d. Christian, q. Il. NJ. Gibson. j.
w. Allison. John a. Preston, -. p. Bes-
tor W. 5. Albert Southgete Lennon,
Ralph Elliott, William Elliott Johnston,
IL. l.. Edmonds. Thomas H. Carter. G.
w. Stevens, Thomas S. Martin. A. Il.
Donnan. Charles f.. Smith. Dwight Kin
ney. VI. s. Valentine, J. w. Warren, W.
&. Dickinson. w. Dalton Warren. and
Clarence Knowles. .tr'N'
BOWLING PARTY. iA
A delightful bowling party was given
BY some OF The young men on Monday
morning. at which several prizes were
awarded young ladies. aud a light
luncheon served. The guests OF the occa-
sion were Misses Lizzie Clarke, Matte
Clarke, Claudia Palmer. Lucy Chamber
layne, Carrie and Katherine Eeinhart,
May Warine. Grace Bestor. Lucille Full
,er. Nellie Harrison. Fannie Lennon.
Annie Tenant, leannie Rosa The hosts
were Messrs. Thompson, Cana, Reid.
Lee. Baker Stacy, Williams. Van Buren,,
Eeokham. and Clarke
The party WAS chaperOned by Mrs.
Thomas s. Martini Virginia. and Mrs.
John ID. Spencer.
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor gave a charming
O'Clock tea at her pretty cottage on
"Wednesday afternoon. IL was re-
cherohe little entertainment the literary
features OF which were especially at
aractive. Mrs. Pryor reclted an original
poem: Miss Lizzie Clarke read paper
entitled The History OF the White Sui
phur." written by Mrs. Pryor. and Mrs.
Thomas $. Martin. rected an original
poem in charming style. Thoee pre-
sent were Misses Grace Bestor, Claudia
Palmer. Fannie and Hattie Ross Carrie
and katherine Reinhardt, Achsap Pres
ton. Efie Branch. Eva de Treyille, May
Howard. Lucille Fuller. Helen Christian,
Jean Albert, ana May Wariug
Miss Pryor arrived from New York on
Saturday. p p"
The Misses Reinhart gave a charming
stop party on Thursday morning on their
cottage portico. There wereIsix prizes
. taken. aud IA delightful morning was en-
5oyed. The guests were Misses Waring.
. Clarke Fuller. Ross. Morse. Cana, Pal
mer. Thomas. Bester. and Harrison. Mrs.
Qhomas S. Martin assisted. g.
Miss Bagby, OF Richmond. and Misses
Dangeriield, OF Alexandra. are charming
additions TO the young society.