The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

4 Unique Party al Kawley springs-A
Delightful Bal masque.


Delightful Bal Masque.
RAWLEY SPRINGS. VA, August FL
special-The crowd and gaiety at Rawiey
have reached the highest point. Guests
are here from every part Of the United
States. Every available space in the ho-
tel and cottages is filled. and the Ques-
tion is where TO put those VINO sun
come.
A most delightful euchre party was
given on Monday morning at IL o'clock.
There were seven tables set on the long
veranda I'm front OF The house. The game
was played with great eXcitment until
o'clock. when the prizes were delivered.
Mrs. Marburg. OF Baltimore. won the
first prize. a cut glass vinaigrette, ana
Miss Marion Robins the second, a silver
knife.
ON Tuesday night a merry crowd OF
books" came together in the ballroom
to a book party" given by the p-9prie-
tors There could be seen the -. a.
on Man" cOnsOrting with 'PlckWlck IA
pers." or "BetwiXt Cupid and Croesus'
with the Spectator" Among the best
representations were Her First Appear
ance." G.. Randolph Hamburger; $. A.
ON Man" AIR Frank Perry; 'rhe HeaV-
only Twins" Misses Jessie Hunter and
Jennie Boyd. "A D-n Bead" Miss Ward.
Little Misses Jean Brent Annie Perkins,
Mary Grattan. and Polly Robins made
very dignihcd and important Little Wo-
men" with their hair tucked high. and
with frOcks TO their feet. At il O'Clock
the party broke up and all. the little
women especially, declared Hey had
"lOts OF fun'
on Friday night at o'clock q delsht-
ful bal masque' was given i'm the ball
room. A crowd Of mysterious shapes.
drapcd i'm pink cheese cloth, fitted
through the dances. and chartered I'm
high falsctto voices. Two young ladies'.
who received a great deal of attention
from the unsuspccting masculine element,
turned out when the unmasking time
camei to be Mr. Winfield Light and
Mr.. Randolph Hamburger gracefully at
tired I'm white muslin and pink ribbon.
They had borrowed false curls, etc. from
AN their friends. and made most beautiful
and fascinating young ladies. They were
especially complimcnted for their caress-
ing ways and sweet manners. Among
the masked ones We're Miss Jessie Hun
ter. Miss Whitman. Miss Slineluf, Misses
Marion. Ruth and Elizabeth Robins.
Misses Jennie and Lizzie Boyd, Miss Mary
Lyons Mayo, Mrs. Sam Brent, Miss Ma
tilda Jones. Mr.. -. O. Deckert, Mcssrs.
Thomas Male. George Grattan, Robert
Grattan. Dollar, Morton, Weaver. licne-
berger. Brown. Austin BrOckenbrOugh,
ard many others.
A party Of wheclmen arrived here on
Saturday night from Baltimore As all
others who hail from Baltimore, they
are exceedingly pleasant. and were well
coined cordially 10y an the feminine popu-
lation Of the springs.
Among the recent arrivals are:
From Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. w J..
Marburg. Miss Slnghun. Miss Jesse Hum
ter. Miss Whitman. Warner Lewis Tabb,
+. L. Whitman. Henry Kennard, and
Frank w Phelps.
g.. A. Buchanan Mr.. Winged Light
Mr.. Robert Grattan. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch and child, Louis
lana.
A. Ellis Uincburger. Charles NJ Deilar
ID. o. Dcckert Harrisonhurg.
Mrs. T.. T. Male. Miss Nalle. Nessrs.
Thomas and r.. Male. Washington. -. q.
Mr.. Charles NJ East. w. J.. Morton.
A. S. Morton, J. Baldwin Ransom, Staun-
ton.
Miss Eliza southan. Hampton, Va.
Mrs Betty MINI Kentucky.
Mr.. John Graham Norfolk.
Mrs. Frank Hume. Misses Alice and
Emma Hume. Miss Mabel Graham, Alex
andria.
Miss Notify Fitzhugh.
Miss Martha Encrson, Ellcrson. "a.
Miss Martha Jones. Rapidan. Va.
Mrs T. :. Keller. Mrs. w. e.. Johnson,
Miss Johnson. Charlottesville.
Major \. II. Drcwry and VIE. west
over.
Mrs. Archer Anderson, Miss Kathleen
Anderson. Mrs. Edward Mcclure. Misses
Lizzie and Jennie Boyd. Miss Baghy. Mrs.
c. T.. Boiling. Mr.. William l.. lanccy,
Mr.. Charles II. Brown. Mr.. Austin Brock
enbrough Mrs Nash and J. Pope Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virginius Han. Julian Skcl-
tor. Irving Campbell Miss Caroline Spar
row. william II. Robins. and Miss Mary
I vans Nfavo Richmond.