The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

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third. Manila; fourth. TIptop; nth, Para
dsse; sixth, Home.
Tho course begins at the Ball building
and ends In front OF Central Hotel. max
ing It as convenient as possible for the
players.
THE SCORES MADE.
Tho lowest net scores made IN the
games described above were made ~ the
scratch men I'm gentlcmen's singles ana
the scratch lady. these gentlemen being
the Kentucky Cardinals" as Mrs. Alien
POLK Houston very wittlly remarked.
Ths club Is called appropriate Old Sweet
Golf Club. The Board OF Governors or
tho club have compiled and posted in a
frame on the bulletin board the local
ground rules. in ell other cases the
rules Of the United states Golf Associa-
ton apply.
The morning was perfect when the play
began. and feeling OF interest and posi-
tive excitement rervaded every veranda,
hall and gathering place. All who do not
play are beginning TO understand the
game. and indeed. golf clubs are seen
everywhere.
Tuesday evening Mrs. a. Il. White gave
a charming progressive euchre party
More than fifty guests assembled In the
ballroom parlor at o'clock. and were
ifiE4NfA
tiers. Mrs. Ernest White and Miss Stella
White. and soon the play began
The guests were Mrs G. w. Donaldson.
Mrs. w H. White. Mrs. W. ~. white,
Jr.. Mrs. Arthur Middleton Rutlcdge Dr.
and Mira j. u. Winston. Mrs. A. A.
Smith, Miss b. II. Smith. Ms. Conway
Sans. MIR Biscoe Hindman, Mrs. George
Couch, Mrs. John Patterson. Professor
John Patterson Mrs r. 4. Palmer Mrs.
George Baurman. Mr.. ". W. Chamber
layne. Mrs. Christopher Tompkins. Miss
Mcdonald. Or. Richter. Miss Howard.
Mr.. w. Cainus. Mr.. A. p. Houston. Miss
Flora Harris. Mr. Frank Potts, Miss Bar
nett, Mr. Charles A. Calhoun, Miss Alder
son. Mrs. H. NJ. White Miss Riley. Mr..
Duane J.. cobb. W. r. Tucker Mrs.
Cousin, Miss Tompkins. Miss Ferguson,
Miss New, AR Redman Grubbs. Mr.. j.
A. Ferguson, Mr. G. O. Patterson, Mr..
Frank Barker. Miss :. T. Miles. Miss
y. y. Miles. Miss Cutchon, Miss GODDARD,
Miss J. W. Watson Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Lawrence. Miss Lillian Hancock. Miss
Strange, Mrs. +. V. BaItzer. Mrs. ". &.
Yoator, Miss McVea, Hiss Helen Nc
Yea, Mrs. Horace S. Halves. Miss Maize
Couch Mr.. John White. Miss stella
White Mr.. Lghtfoot Wormley
After playing eleven games. the prizes
were announced. ladies prize, cut glass
and silver tooth powder box. won by
Miss McVea Of Raleigh; gentlemen's
prize, won by Mrs. George w. Couch,
while representing a gentleman. Mrs. W.
G. Yeaton and Mrs. George Couch had
the same score: IN cutting for the prize
Mrs. Couch secured g.
Miss McNea and Mrs. 6. W. Donald on
cut for first ladies' prize. end Miss Nc
Yea secured 20. Ladies' BOBBY. silver shoe
but toner. won by Mrs. J. y. Winston:
gentlemens BOBBY, silver paper cutte~.
consolation prize box Uuyler's candy.
Professor John Patterson.
VERY FINE PLAYING.
The playing all through the game was
OF q high order; the evening passed quick
y and delightfully."- and after the prizes
had been given out the doors were then
opened and I'm the hail stood a table
beautifully decorated with heronia
leaves and geraniums. A wreath Of the
leaves extended around the table. and
the rich and blended shades stood out
beautifully on the white cloth; Jars and
sowls Of flowers adorned the centre Of
the table. and the heaps Of gOodly yiands
were arranged most artisucally.
After midnight the guest said farewell
to the hostesses OF the evening. and lett
them bearing away most charming recol-
lections Of Mrs. whites euchre party Of
the summer OF w.
Miss Emmie Barnett and Miss Jenny
Wrenn gave unique coaching party TO
their young friends. Mrs 6. W. Wrenn,
OF Norfolk, mother Of Miss Jenny Wrenn,
ohaperoned the party.
TO each guest was given a small hunting
horn as a souvenir Of the occasion, and
they drove 20 Beaver Dam Falls. The
guests were Miss Margaret Shields, Miss
Lima Shields, Miss Daisy Hancock, Miss
Stella Hancock. Miss Flora Harris bliss
Ellen Graham Carmichael Miss Louise
Barnett. Miss Belle Houston. Miss Ould,
Miss Wynne Miss Marguerite Taylor,
Miss Tucker. Mr.. Russell Houston. Mr.
J.. A. Robertson. Mr. Redmen Grubns.
Mr. Tazewon Fitzgerald, Mr Donald
Boyd. Mr. Frank Potts. Mr.. Charles Bou-
doun. Mr.. Peters. A1r. keunard. Mr. PIN
Wilson, Nj j. A. ferguson. Mr.. Light
foot Wormley. Mr.. Charles A. Calhoun.
Mr.. W. II. White Jr.
When the merry party reached the falls
they were served with watermelons and
other refreshments. They wandered over
the rocky sleeps and had only pleasant
experience They reached home al dark.
bringing the souvenirs. and having been
as happy as young folks can be when
the skies arc bright and only iight hearts
have started forth on the journey and
no accidents belallen heads or hearts by