Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
THE IyTERMOET.
4 Large Company Present-Am"se-
n,ents of Young People.

THE INTERMONT, GOV AO4''
VA. August 7.-(SpeciaL)-It Is bright
cheerful, and comfortable at the
Intermont and so many people nave
found II out that there Is full house
and more TO come
There are games OF whist and euchre'
fancy-work. novel reading In parties
drives and drives. walks and dahclhs'
tennis and croquet-all the national ~
versions Even theatricals are engaging
| the attention of an enterprlslhg parry VI
vounc people under the able supervision
| ~ one of the LADY guests, whose skill
and success in carrying such things TO
| a successful conclusion is the guaranty
| Of the brilliant final presentation OF TINS
| The play is by r. J. Williams, and Is
! brioht little one-act commedietta, 'lcl
| on Parle Francois" IS in daily rehear-
| sal and Will be presented on Monday
evening in the ballroom.
The object is TO raise a specihed sum
] for the Episcopal church at CoVlnstoh'
/ ond the indications are very fattering
az to results.
\ HANDSOME ENTERTAINMENT.
The MANAGEMENT gave very handsome
progressive euchre party on THURSDAY
| evening 10 tho guests, and a NUMBER o.
| soreaablo Deople in the town ana vicinity
| we're invited 10 meet them. Ihe prizes
were very handsome-hrst ladyS a peau-
| tiful little French clock; second lazy s.
a handsome pearl and silver paper-kniie'
| third a silver moistener for n desk; hrst
! eentleman's. handsome whisk-orooin'
| silver mounted. in leather case; second
q cut-elass pocket flask with silver heau'
| third a silver pencil end.
Among those present were Mesad ny ny
| Morris. Guild, Peyton, Shanahan' Parhet ,
| Nelson, Tuke, Edwards, King IaI -. ii9Il'
| Osborne. Rinehart, Walker Dodge, Sro-
munger. Etchison. Isaacs, Johnston, hlnB'
| Voicht Pickeren, Livingston, Watkins
| Camm. Garrett, Gum Nettleton. Rollins
Wallace. Venabe hurry, Roland row
Ter wyatt. williams, Payne, Legare'
| Grice. Rinehart. Gooch. Biggs, Philips
| CargiU Davidson, Montgomery, Wallace
| stewart. Bailey; Misses, Godfrey, KUN
hold NIiunotree, Bossieux, Livingston
| perkins. Camm, Harper, Carpenter
! Skeene. Parkinson, Williamson, Hume
| Peyton. Mckinney, Stevenson, Cope
| TinstaH Thorn, watkins, Foster Eng
land. Martin, Sadler; Messrs. Nenapie'
McCabe, Grice, aPrrish, Rumbold'
Gorsuch. Parker. Gum, McAllister, Mc-
! Chung, Athey. Fudge. Bossieux, Nettleloh'
| Skeene. Gooch. Wallace. Gordon, Payne
! Williamson. FlnckeL Smythe, Morris
| stewart. Gunckel. Sterrett, Ellis, Merry
Seaton, Cargill. Kenna. and others.
CARD PARTIES.
Card parties increase in size and IN
terest. Chip-in card parties are very
nopular here. and were charmingly I'M
tiated last Tuesday morning, when SIX
teen players took part in game oil
hearts. The prize Il handsome silver and
cut-glass salve-box, was won by Mrs
Guild, Of Washington.
The drives here are a charming feature
Of this place. On Tuesday afternoon Miss
Mary Hatcher, Of Richmond. took party
of ladies driving through these beautifu
mountains.
LATE ARRIVALS.
Among late arrivals are Mrs. Grice anC
her son, DR.. Joseph Grice. Of Portsmouth
| Va.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Bailey and son anc
| Mrs. NJ -. Fowler and family, OF Grimm
| Ca. have arrived.
The friends of Hon. John Goode wei
coined him warmly for a short visit.
Mrs. Camm is spending the week OF the
State Bar Convention at the Hot Springs
Miss Gertrude Camm, of Richmond, Va.
is here. and is most cordially welcomed
by her many friends.
Seven charming little girls played Z
game of hearts Thursday morning, anC
the prize. a handsome silver case f0l
court plaster, was won by Miss Els'
Parkinson, of Richmond. Va.