The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

"sound OF Revelry by Night'-An Gay In
ALLEGHENY Many Gue.ts

"sound OF Revelry by Night--An Gay In
Allegheny Many Guests.
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
VA, Aug. 20.-SDecial-
There was a sound Of rsvelry by night.
And all was gay in Aleghanys' capt
tai"
Last Monday was the day which sug-
gests this quotation. for on that night the
young ladies' c0ntrived TO favor the young
gentlemen with a "leap-year" german.
ana II was indeed scene worthy OF an
artlsts brush and an editors quill Nor
aid we steal off silently TO ourselves. and
keep the affair matter OF secrecy. but
many ~ our frendt rom the "Old
SWeet came over 10 make merry with
u.s. ana night OF gaycty was Joined
20 one Of good fellowship. Between the
dances delightful refreshments we're serv-
ed 10 all, and. OF course the gentlemen
could only show their appreciation OF
them by never saying NO" And what
q delightful time We had A repetition
will now be longed for. although our
motto IS not. Let us eat. drink. aud he
merry. FOR to morrow We die" but rather
There is only one girl In the world
FOR me- and Somebody loves me-"
william Bryant OF Alexandria. had
charge OF the dancing. and many Of mis-
figures called forth much applause from
'iA' NRf'Nt AOA - NAlNr lUNhhfs OF fN1AAl-
more. was his partner and well did she
grace her position. The other dancers
were Miss Keech Of Baltimore. with Mr.
Selden. OF Richmond: Miss Dobie. OF
Norfolk with Mr.. Osborne Of Norfolk
Miss sue Whitehurst of Norfolk with
Mr.. lockwood of Washington. Miss Ac
ton OF Alexandria WITH Mr.. Gage OF New
York; Miss Kinnlrey OF Sweet Chalybe-
ee with Mr. Edward OLD OF Norfolk.
Miss Lawson OF Richmond with
Mr.. Shafer OF Richmond: Miss
Schoen Of Richmond with Mr.. Harry
Converse OF Louisville: Miss Henry Of
Norfolk with Mr.. Frank Converse OF
Louisville; Miss Annie Old Of Norfolk
with Mr.. Rutherford OF Rictmond Miss
Howell with Mr. Barley. both Of Alexan-
dria. Miss Mcleod. Cincinnati. with Mr..
". w. Old. Jr., or Norfolk: Miss Ethel
Whlfehurst OF Norfolk with Mr.. Tahb
or Richmond. Miss Bryan Of Alexandria
with Mr.. tairbank OF Richmond Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Sch0en. OF Atlanta Miss
Margaret old OF Norfolk with Mr.. White
OF odd Sweet. Miss Serena Fisher OF
baltimore. with Mr.. Gaines OF Richmond:
Miss Mary Boykiu OF Baltimore with
Mr.. Arthur Bryant OF Alexandria: Miss
Mary Marshall OF Alexandra with Mr..
l'ohle of Norfolk. Miss Wales Of Norfolk
with Mr. Bernard Converse Of Louisville;
Miss Mollahan. or Charleston, W. Va.
With Mr.. Gaines Of Charleston: Miss Ruth
WV I1i'Ah Ut Y LIItAAtnA WIN MI 4 NIfe
or stanton. Miss Gage Of New York
with Mr. orse OF "Oll Sweet: Miss
Morse. OF Mobile. with Mr.. Barker. Of
New York.
on Tuesday night while the band
nHr fi~Duurrirc sweet music "a, the Old
Sweet, a arge party assembled in the
ballroom for the purpose Of engaging in
a festive ca-ne OF Progressive euchre
Fourteen tables were filed by those who
Ike TO while away the hours by play
Ing cards and when. az u o'clock. the
last whistle sounded from the head table
10 was ascertainei that Miss Sue White
hurst. Of Norfolk. was entitled to the
first ladies' prize: while the second fell
20 Miss Serena Fisher Of Bap imore.
Miss Thalhimer. OF Richmond had the
pleasure or receiving the ladies' BOBBY
owing 10 the small number OF men who
plru ipatoi most of whom occupied
themselves IN other wavs. several ladies'
took the part ~ gentlemen and Mrs
Rcnsf0rd OF Anderson. W. Va. secured
10 0ret p~lzo Mr.. Hnmphrcs. 81
Stanton. was not far behind an1 eClzei
upon the second. while Mrs. Howell, %
Alexandria, gracefully received the
BOBBY.
on SAT- rday night a large concert will
be given. for the benefit OF the poor in
tho neighborhood. and IL will undoubted-
Is be fhe event Of the season. Miss ElZ-
aheth A. Taylor OF Norfolk. and Miss
Tvie Lawson. OF Richmond, will take
part iu the singing. while the whistling
Of Mr. Strause OF Richmond. will be
one OF the features.
The fun programme will be given In
my next letter; so. until then, adieu.