Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22

a., ,u,o entertainments Of dse w.
There vera twelve tables, anu I'D
cou,nodate go large party o cod
az the ,pacIous dining-room was the
W,.s clarke. of Charlottesvilie' "o' ,tr
ergt lodv'a prize, n beautiiui zero
80 - ,be second lady's prize INC
40 lie between Mrs. Judge oth
ri, ami Miss Estelle Courtney 10
~ rylrhmond. Each, however .nhor-
a prize--the former cut-siasa wy
holder. and the latter snS - arst
holder. Colonel Fry carried OH all
goptIcman's prize, the same peing a,s
co. ,,otch-box. The second gentieii.,r,,n, .
Mic was won by Mr. A. i. FOX I,,,n
r.s cut-giass mucilage bo,us' W."
silver TOP. The BOBBY prize. a ha nan ,no,,
ba,d-nainted china card-case. Win 20"
~ cards. fell to Mrs. Jud5c ~ /. -
n, louisville. Dr. Curran Pope reSe'
the guests prize. .orv
MRS. RUSsELLS EUCHhb rA 49,.
ON Thursday evening Mr. and MIS-. I'l
cell OF Memphis. gave a seVei-n SEVERN ~
euchre party. Those present W. tIoit
DANES Frazier, Pope LOWS hai, focrres
yvoolfolL Camp. Fox, Gates, anu -,
and Ncssrs. Fox. Lewis. Holt, anu 80 -.
tn. favors 81 glass and silver sais
and yinsigrette were won, respe0' ,,ar-
by Mesdames Frazier ana 'oA
the game punch was serveu. .o ., the
In this the gayest week thus Ia naa IN
season. the children have not lai Tr,o
have their share in the amuseiii'7nss and
hay rides, progressive eucni POI seyeral
,onrt, Tournament. besides seVeIai
smaller entertainments nave DC" -
events in which they exclusively No.
taLen mart. Master Alexander Ia" oo,
ON Monday afternoon celebrated MS Ioen
birthday by giving a hay roe W -
of his Young friends. The tilp was 80
IN Goshen. and the little misses anu - 49,.
enioyed themselves only as ch.luiel -,
Among those in the great hay-w"sCo..
,vero Misses Cora Younger. Leonora SWile -
I,ucia Lee Jones. Virginia hller ,,,,-ai,a.h
FuuJxhauser, Jane Woodson, ~
Woodson. Bertha Leonard, f-iii.Ia -,
burn. and Masters AlexanooI Iobn
Beckwith Lawton, George SHttT ~
Davis. Julian Jones. Spencer MiIer'
cone RItzwoller. Camm Dorsey, ben
WHITLEY. and Mr.. Clifford Swift: MI.
custaff Johnson and Miss Barbara Heai'y
also accompanied the young ioikS @.u
helped to keep them out Of mischiei' ne
hic wagon rolled I'D TO the hotel duou'
$50 o'clock on the return trip, ana ~,
the tired though happy htlle - -
oIighted they gave with a Will 'hiee
cheers for Alexander"
CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT
The second children's progressive eucIre
Marty of the season occurred WEDNESDAY
afternoon. Miss Leonora Swift, OF 20
Iumbus. Ga, again proved that she s'fIlus
r,,thout n peer the champion euchre-
r1orer among her "set." She carried OH
The first prize. losing only one gam am,
The boys prize was won by NIilloIS s
Swift. Miss Birdie Pennington oplui0
the BOBBY.
All of the boys at the Springs are
Greatly excited over the tennis tourna-
Tnent In which they are engaged. In the
double sets Master J. Jones was the VII
ner. At this writing Master George
swift Is leading for second place. Inc
nIavers are Mesters Jones, Swift, Pop
ham. Miller, Dawsey, Jeffres. Gates
Ritzwoller. I.awton, and Whitely.
Among the guests here now Is Mrs.
Alexander r. Lawton, OF Savannah, Ga.
Mrs Lawton IS the widow OF
General Lawton. well known as com
mander in the Confederate army, ana
who. during Cleveland's first admlhlstra-
ton. was appointed Minister 70 austria.
Mrs. Ritzwoller won the first lady $
prize in the progressive euchre party held
on the lawn Monday. Mr.. Shepherd
won the gentleman's prize.
The "tacky party of Friday evening
was n most amusing affair, and was
greatly enjoyed both by the participants
and spectators
The regular Saturday evening german
was, as usual, largely attended.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Among the most prominent arrivals TINS
week are General John Z. Roller and his
| charming daughter, Miss Lennie, OF Har-
risonburg Va.
The following are the recent arrivals
| from Virginia: Miss NJ l.. Baker, Nor
folk; George Barker, Old Point; PM.
| Letterman, Charlottesville; Jackson Mills,
| richmond; John G. Wilson, Mrs. Will
son, Miss Lotte Wilson. Smithfeld; j.
| Il. Primer and wife, Suffolk; Blair T.
| Brockenbrough. Virginia; Mrs. J. 3.
Brockenbrough, w. p. Reid, Eau
duier county; l.. L. Tribus, Nor
| folk: Miss A. Coleman; Roanoke; II
| NJ. Lofts Natural Bridge; r. i. owen
lexington j. A. c. Groner, Norfolk.