Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-14
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
GEEK FULL TO OVERLOOKING
WITH ENTERTAINMENTS.
TIE SEASON ON IN EARNEST.
,torntng Gcrman-several Card
rorties-Thc Prizes Very Hand
.omc-The Children Have n Good
Time-I.ate Arrivals.
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ygaITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA.
AUGUST 1.-THE week past has been full
+. ..ernowing with entertainments OF
...-,. kind. The height OF the season will
81. coached by the 10Th, and then at least
fortnight more Of frolic and fun will
I'll Che dying hours. Everybody is here,
o., l.1st everybody who is not here now
,.u reeister their names by Sunday
morning.
one OF the most elegant entertainments
oft5s season was the game of progressive
hearts given BY Miss Edna Forbes. of
rt.hmond. There were siXty-eight guests
most charmingly entertained on Monday
morning in the large drawing-r room. The
zane was hearts. and every accessory
,.s I'm hearts. The first lady's prize.
handsome gold heart pendant for a chain.
VAS won by Miss Bosher; the first gen.
,,man's. a scarf-pin. heart shaped. in
rs,r.s. by Mr.. James Baker. The two
BOBBY prizes were heart-shaped watch
charms. and were won by Miss Jackson
and AIR. Boswell. The consolation, a
handsome pin. was taken by Mr.. Young.
The colOrs in decoration were green and
,fite-apple-green ribbon bow-knots for
marking the score for each lady and white
f7r the gentlemen The score was indi-
Gated by red or gold hearts pasted upon
the ribbon ends. A collation. was served
on the tables after the game of delicious
club sandwiches and iced cakes in heart
shapes. with punch and sailed almonds.
Misses Forbes, Mcclure and Camm
marked the game, Mrs. Camm was
cAaper0ne. and the guests were Misses
Lemmon. Burke, Taylor, Young. Howard,
scoyille. Tucker. Booker, Jackson,
Bosher. Wood, Krumbhaar, Elliott, Rein
hart. Sinclair. Moore. Wilmer, Hellwege,
Madden. Cheatham, Dunlop. Young
shanks. Matthews, Cay Bartlett. Snod-
grass. Rauers. Conner, Stokes. Mr. and
MIS- simmonds, Mrs. Scoville, Mrs. Dud-
lev. Miss Vandegrift, and Messrs. HoXton,
Gray. smlman. Peters. Thorne. Burke
BRYANT. Young, Sinclair, Whaley, VIII
Hams. McGrann. Briggs, Boswell. Ritehle,
Baker. Remshart, Taylor, Dray. Stephen
Aon. Holland. Current, Rauers. COOK
Price. and Hurt.
clever telegram of regrets. which
was greatly enjoyed, sent by one Of Miss
Forbess Richmond friends as X. 5. W
p reads thus:
.rYonr invitation pleased me most.
And my enjoyment would be keen,
put I've played my hand. and fear I've
lost.
AT the game Of chance Of which you're
queen"
sEVEN-HAND EUCHRE.
Mrs Anderson Simonds gave the first
o. a series Of seven-hand euchre games
on Tuesday, and the pretty prizes were
won by Mrs Bosher, Mrs. Reinhart, Mrs.
John G. Potts. Mrs. John Enders, and
Mrs. Kiriey Flower Smith. Other players
we're Nlesdames Petit, Lowndes. Crump,
Henry Keyser, Donnan. Bingham. LOCK-
wood. McLaren, and Simonds.
Mrs. Charles z. Heald entertained at
one Of her series of seven-hand cuchre
games on Thursday Mrs. Durrant, Mrs
Thomas Jeffress. Mrs. Shields Mrs.
Cavce Mrs. Marshall, and Mrs. Rodd.
The first prize was a pretty cameo
nIaeaue: second, a silver golf pin.
Little Miss Nell Shields Potts. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Potts. who Is
as winning as she is pretty, entertained
all the children on the lawn on Ihurs-
dav afternoon 10 mark Der 7th birthday.
nresent and the wee hostess was the
recipient Of many pretty gifts, and some
very handsome ones Mrs. Scovlle sur
prised the party by the presentation Of
handsome birthday cake. with seven
tapers burning.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Young. Miss Edna
Young and Mr.. Bert Young. accompanied
by DR.. Stuart Mcguire, left on Wednes-
dav night for an extended tour for
health and pleasure as well. They went
10 New York. and thence will make the
lake tour from Buffalo to Niagara, and
by the Canadian Pacific route TO Banff.
a delightful resort in the Canadian
Rockies, where they will remain until
October.
FAREWELL GAME.
Dr. Stuart Mcclure gave little fare
well game and champagne supper on the
eve Of their departure. at which were
present Miss Young. Mr.. Young, Misses
Anne Moss and Augusta Mcclure. Miss
scoville. Miss Alice Moore, Miss Bosher,
Miss Reinhart. Miss Jackson, DIR. Peple,
Miss Vandegrift, and Mrs. Young as
chaperone.
The german on Monday evening was
gracefully led by Mr.. Charles b. Sinclair,
Of Baltimore. with Miss Isabella Lennon.
Among the dancers were Misses Avery
Patrick. Cheatham, Forsyth, Scoville
Jackson, Young, Forbes, Howard, Booker,
Dunlop. Snodgrass, Mcclure, Matthews,
Burke Taylor, Lee. Moore, Lennon, Gay,
Gordon. McVitty, Rauers, Skinner, WOOD
Bosher. Wilmer, Reinhart, Bartlett Sim
clair. Mailman, Madden, kensett, Will
liams. Vasune. Caffrey, Stokes, Conner
knight, Thompson. Dupont Warfield'
Shanks Robinson, Mrs. Simonds, Mrs.
Kirby +. Smith. Mrs. Lockwood, and
Messrs. Fair. Kedzie, Williams, Dray'
H0xton, McAdams. Durant. Stephenson.
Lehr. Remshart, Cook, Spilman, Robinson
Richie, Bosher, d. Peters, Sinclair
Thomas. W. Peters. Gibson, Rauers, Ty-
son. McGrann. Leigh X. Page. COKE. JACK
son. White, Gwathmey, Forsyth Elllott'
simmonds, Worthington. Habhston, VIVA
ley Thorn. Gray, Price. Briggs, CaDeii'
Weston. Kinney. McVitty, Reed, Wadoey'
and others.
Mrs. Lockwood, OF New YORK, enter
tanned a large party at bowls on Tuesoay
Beautiful prizes and iced re-
added 10 the charming com
pany. made Il one Of the incest affairs or
the season. The chaperons were Mes
danes Lockwood and Cheatham. of Louis
vile, KY. and the players Mr. and MIS-
Kirby Smith and Misses Snodgrass, SIN
clair. Gary, Matthews Scoville, Taylor
Jackson. Krumbhaar. Chatham Madden,
Dunlop. Conner. Moore. Bosher, Reinhart.
Forsyth Booker, Caffrey. Young. Mat
ihews, Hellwege, Forbes. Camm, Wilmer,
Howard, Elliott. Burke. and Messrs Ste
Peters. Decay, Fair, Sinclair
Durant, Richie. Thomas. Whaley, Gibson,
William. Taylor. Briggs. Boswell Rems-