The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
BEAUTIFUL AUGUST DAYS
Brine Forth a Rush Of GaieIieS at the
GreeIbrier White.
INDIVIDUALITY OF RICHMOND HEN.
r, A.. Like Norfolk Girls-A Morning
German Given by Miss Keinbarf, oil
New Jersey-Many Eichmond
People Present.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. aug l-Special.-The August
DAYS have been ideal here and the month
has brought its usual rush OF gayeties;
so many are they that ! scarce know
where 10 BEGIN nrst 10 describe them 10
my readers. Tor no sketch can give more
than faint shadOwng OF the various
pleasures in and out OF society az TINS
brilliant place. with riding. driving ger
mans. cotlllOn. teas. cards. golf and tennis
the bright beautiful day goes without
your realizing that it has passed.
think al the White this summer will
DO found some beautiful women, and
plenty Of those that follow naturally IN
her train. who ever love TO bask in beau
Tvs smiles.
Ia the parade OF beautiful women, along
the veranda, IN and out the ballroom al
night. L notice Miss Katherine Remnant
OF Plamneld. y. D., Miss Alice Pritchard
Moore. OF New Orleans, dainty Miss SIN
clair, of Baltimore, Miss Roy Eilerson OF
Richmond. Miss Annie Mcclure, OF Rich-
mond. handsome Mrs. Sturart, OF balth
more; Miss Terry. OK Norfolk. who Is
tail graceful brunette; Mrs. John Potts,
of Richmond, who is always gowhed
prettily. and Mrs. Upshur from Nortoik'
who is both attractive and popular. These
are only "a few, but OF many that 50 TO
make the swaggcr set here.
Mrs. Andrew James gave a pretty tea
on Wednesday TO introduce Miss Post or
Baltimore Mrs. Keyser served at the tea
table and Miss Jackson at the chocolate.
Their invited friends were Misses Under
wood. Misses jackson, Miss Alice Prltch-
ard Moore. Miss Roy ENersOn, Miss Rein-
hart. Miss May Narng, Miss Scoville,
Miss Terry, Miss Tunis. Miss Lemon. Miss
Burke. Miss Dangerheld Miss Baker,
Misses Mcclure. Miss Gather, Miss Nor
RS. and Miss Krumbhaar. from New Or
leans.
THURSDAYS GERMAN.
The petite soupers' that were given
after the Thursday german added greatly
to the enjoyment OF the evening. Miss
Gertrude Scoyile and Miss Alice Pritch-
ard Moore. were the hostess 10 these oc-
casions Miss Scoville's friends were
treated 10 q tempting supper of salads.
sandwiches, beer and ginger ale. Her
friends were Misses Sinclair, Burke,
Dangerheld. Underwood Virginia Under
wood, Mamie Saunders. Nandegrift. Tunis.
Mrs. Upshur. Mrs. Burke. and Mrs.
Scoyille Messrs. Baird, Dabney Tilton,
Burke, Peters Boswell, Dangerhed, Or.
Mcclure. and Alr. Sinclair.
Anne and Edith jackson, Fannie and An
ME Mcclure. Katherine Reinhart. May
Waring. Hrskln kOdH. Gather, Roy Eller-
son. Mrs Pritchard and Mrs. Moore.
Mcssrs. Cabcll. Dangerncld. Anderson,
Walack, Richie. Fam Grant Bodow,
Baker, Stray. Andrew Jones Ridgley and
George Gibson, and a.. u. Williams. Miss
Moore entertained her guests with banjo
picking, and negro songs that She renders
in an irresistible manner. With her dain-
IS supper she served champagne punch.
The regular run OF amusements has
been varied this week by the lecture OF
General Dabney ii. Maury on his "Recol-
lectiOns Of General Forrest" which was
a treat 10 those that heard him. And by
Miss Bette Burrell Bookcrs song recital.
on Friday morning. Miss Booker has
sweet beautiful voice, and hosts Of friends
that are always eager TO help her IN her
noble work. And ON Wednesday with the
laughable and ever jovial Polk Miller,
with his Old time negro dialect, chaIac-
! teristic songs and banjo picking.
Mr.. Scovlle's friends In Richmond and
Lynchburg Will be glad to know that he
! is improving daily here and they Will be
delighted 10 have their genial manager
among them once more, as his improve
ment promises he will be soon.
The children's hop on Friday night was
very pretty, and with the assistance Of
Professor Zeberly they went through the
| fancy dances beautifully With especial
grace ala Miss Gladys and Jennie Heal,
of Lynchburg, dance the skirt dance.
RICHMOND MEN.
The Richmond men gave a german on
Saturday evening, and 1 believe 1 can
safely say it was one OF the most refined
and enjoyable OF all that have been given.
The young ladies' were enthusiastic over
the perfect hosts they made. There is an
individuality about Richmond men. ike
Norfolk girls. you can tell them where
ever you see them. Mr.. Arthur Willy led
with Mrs John Sturart. Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Sturart's pink satin gown fitted her
superb figure perfectly Messrs. G. w.
williams. Jr., Lancaster Williams,
George Gibson, VIM. ii. Parrish. W. o.
SHELTON. Arthur WHY John Currie, Dr.
Mcclure. Adrian Grant, Patterson,
Frank Blankenship. Vaughan. Arlington.
Ed. Robertson. Lee Bragg, Jas. Ruther-
foord HabnstOn. and John Bryan, were
the Richmond men.
Mrs. Lownds. OF Charleston. gave
seven-hand euchre party on Saturday
morning Mrs. Remnant won the bon
bon dish. I'm respousce silver, Mrs. Tain
ter. the tea caddy in cut glass, and Miss
Ross "a flower tube In Venetian gold glass
Mrs. Lownds prizes We're by long odds
the handsomest that have been given.
Sandwiches. salads, ices and champagne
was served. Mrs. Richie, Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. He'd Crumps Mrs. Keyser Mrs.
Reinhart. Mrs. Lemon. Mrs. White. Miss
Ross Mrs. Dulaney Mrs Ware. Mrs
woodward, Mrs. Sturart Mrs McGaree.
Mrs. Yields. Mrs. Potts and Mrs. Elliott
Miss Alice Moore. Miss Louise Burke and
Misses Triplett. were the party.
Miss Mamie Saunders also ushered In
the eayeties on Monday with quite an ele-
CANT card party. Miss Norris. Of Balti-
more. won the first ladies' prize. n juvel
casket: Miss May Waring the second,
silver chate'aine. and the BOBBY prize. sill
YER salve-box. was won by Miss Under
wood OF Morristown. n. Y. The first
gentleman's prize by Mr.. Boswell, Of Dan
| Vile. a scarf pin. and the BOBBY by Mr.
W II. Parrish. silver plpe-clcaner
/ Punch was served. Her guests We're:
Misses Underwood. Virginia Underwood
Anne and Edith Jackson, Roy Elers0n.
| Sinclair. Louise Burke, May Waring,
| Katherine Renhart Mary Anderson Rein
| hart. Hume. Manning, Triplett. Scoville.
| Norris. Baker, Gather Kock. Elliott
/ Cook. Moore. Vandegrlft, Tunis, Terry,
| White, Upshur. Annie and Fannie Nc
| CURE. Lemon, Boykin, Tainter, and Pen
gle. Messrs {. W. Williams. Currey
Vaughn, Arlington. Blankonship. Ruther-
ford, Habliston. Dabney, pangerheld,
Milhado sublett. Burke, Baker Parrish,