The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-09
RESTFUL ALLEGHANY
How the Visitors at This Old Resort
Pass Away the Summer Days.
The MODERN YouAG WOMAN is THERE
Ever Giving Proof or Her Right 10
she Claim OF Being she Superior
Product OF shc AEe-Germnns,
Euchre and Bowling Parties, Ri.
ding and DrivinS-PersonsI.

Eucbre ana bowling Parties, Ri
ding and MISUNDERSTANDING.
A1leghany Springs, Va, August t.
(Special.)-The most admirable part Of
our adanced modern cultivation is the
modern young woman. Her comprehen-
sion of what Is seemly and fitting. her
cultured intellect, and her mastery con-
troll of time and circumstances make her
unquestionably the superior product
of the age. Every morning we find
these girls grouped together with their
fancy work. chatting and discussing the
topics of the day, while others are max
ing up bowling and other parties-siX-
teen 10 one-thoroughly independent
and happy, Notwithstanding the scarcity
of beaux, which is marked at all re-
sorts this season, owing to the political
and financial warfare throughout the
country. Allegheny has Its share.
On tuesday evening an enjoyable ger
man was given. Sixteen couples moved
gracefully to the inspiring strains OF
music. The ladies costumes were dainty
and lovely. The young gentlemen were
in full dress, and the scene altogether
was most pleasing. The couples We're:
Miss Alice Owen and Mr.. John Blu
ford.
Miss Lavinia Robinson and Mr.. Nor
timer Wisdom.
Miss Stewart and Mr.. Thomas Moore.
Miss Lilly Brockett and Mr.. Pollard
Cardoza.
Miss Jean Dreyfuss and Mr.. -
Newton.
Miss Rosa Dreyfuss and Mr.. Robert
Booth.
Miss Annie Colhoun and Mr.. H. b.
Stone.
Miss Belle Norton and Mr.. f. C. VIVA
ling.
Miss Mabel Vaughan and 2lr. L. d.
Colhoun.
Miss Sadie Griffin and Walter Elliott,
Mrs. e. w. ApcCurren and DR.. Brock
EFT.
Major w. L. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill.
MIS- Or. Styll and Mr.. G. Il. Elicit.
another of those delightful and socia-
BILE progressive euchre parties was given
on tuesday morning by Mrs. E. A. Bau-
cner, OF Atlanta. A large table from
Whlch punch and lemonade Were served
was beautifully and profusely decora ted
an vines, palms, and cut flowers, which
MADE pretty background for the as
senbled guests, who enjoyed the eS-
elting game, which resulted In victory
LOT MRS. Read, OF Camden, N. J.. the
nrst iadys prize, a lovely jewelry case:
WIS; Robinson the second prize. DR.
Il crockett won the gentlemans sec
ono prize, while Mr.. Pollard CARDIAC
OF Richmond. received the first pen,ia'
mans prize, a handsome silver ci9aretto
case. '''ei cigarette
Punch was served by Mrs. Lee mn
Wiz WIZ Miss Martin. The little Misses
pune Gp o1 and Bauchen gracefully
OF one that will remain impressed on the
AignhorS OF all that were present
Iii Inc MISSES Dreyfus. of New York.
Mi NH give card party soon. and
Eiva YIN; II. Barney. of Mobile, will
y ,.ax-t :
a NE IN compliment to her lovely niece
MISS MSS Withers. and friend, Miss Stewart
me past week has been filled with
Ssa aInri1es for the little ones. On last
houn celebated her fourth happy birth-
GAY by party. to which ali the little
cnildren were hidden, and which WAS
enjoyed with all the blissful ecstacy of
SGin n Many best wishes were
!isped. The refreshments. the real
party part" of the party. were served
on the lawn. A beautiful initial cake
was sent by Mrs. f. L. Bradley, and
several presents We're received by the
pretty hostess.
MRS Bradley, gave a candy pull on
monday afternoon, which all the chill
oren enjoyed, and many of the grown
peopie. Every evening the ball room /.
RiVen ND from to to the children
PERSONALS.
Ih!S AFTERNOON MISS Alice Owen, VIII,
is Frightening the cottage OF Mrs. How
ard by her presence, will be given ;
complimentary Drag Drive over TN,
Mountains" This is Miss OWENS frs
visit here. BY her genial and swee
disposition she has already won a vas
number of friends.
One of the most attractive and popu
lar married ladies here is Mrs. E. NJ
McCerren. of Jackson, Miss He
charming personality is appreciated 10,
numerous friends that she has mad
during her brief stay.
The guests make rush ever
evening for the parlor to hea
Miss Maud Porter sing. Her voic
Is a thoroughly cultured and sweet one
She Is always obliging and Is happy il
making others happy.
G. F.. Read. wife and son; @. A. Pen
lex: wife and children: n. B. Hanfor
and Wife. Camden, N. J., are here fo
the first time, and are delighted wit
the place.
Mai. W. II. White. of Petersburg. an
M. l.. Holt. of Surry, arrived this wee
for a lengthy sojourn.
Mrs. DR.. Styll is one of the most popu
lar married ladies present
ATE TEE ROEKDRIDGE ALUM.
There 10 No Lack OF Gaiety at Til