The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
GAIETY INCREASES
AT WARM SPRINGS
Each Succeeding Day Brings With 1t
New Delights.
APERFECT ROUND OF PLEASURE.
Germans, Bal Poudre, Card Parties.
and Entertainments of Every Kind
Make tho Sands Of limo
Quicken Their Pace. e.
A PERFECT ROUND OF PLEASURE.

WARM SPRINGS. VA, August H.
special.-The festivities are fairly tread
Ing upon each others heels and next
week promises TO be as gay as THIS.
on Monday morning Miss Nichols. OF
New Orleans. gave a charming step
party 10 thirty young people. The prizes
were very handsome gold ami cat glass
viuaigrelte. dainty hand-painted Work
case, a silver match box and a hand
painted memorandum book, and were
won W Miss Lilly, OK 81. Louis; Mss
Maria Ward Williams, OF Richmond.
Ir. Kenneth Faue. Of New York, ana
air Chester Gatlgight OF Louisville.
Mrs. Lilly OF S. Louis, on the same
cay. gave a ecyen-ln-hand euchre party
al which tie prizes were won by TWO OK
lAe most charming ladies present
HANDSOME PRIZES.
They We're unusually pretty, re-
uoussee silver bell, silver chain and
rabbits foot clarm and hanG-pdinted
housewife
Mrs James Bayard's card party on
Tuesday morning was given 20 the whist
dov0tees and lasted until almost dinner
But tho chief event OF the week was
tho lovely german given by Miss VIII
liams and Dr. Ennl0n Williams, Of Rich
m0ud. Dr. Robert Williams led, ana LED
beautifully. and Miss Williams and her
brother did the honors with tho grace
ana modesty betting their mothers chill
dren.
There were all sorts OF charming de-
vices in the way OF fayors--fans whis-
ties, garlands. silver chime bells and q
delicious supper
THE HAPPY DANCERS
The dancers were Mrs George Gibson,
Dresden lowered organdio over did rose
silk; Miss Maria ward Williams. vhite
muslin ana lace over green silk: Miss
Perryman, white ana green striped SIN,
with lace, Miss Mabel Bayard. white or
candle with yellow ribbons Miss Caro-
Bayard. white muslin over pink silk, Miss
Ethel Siingiun, lavender poinl esprit
over lavender satin Miss Walsh. bla,i
lace and white muslin over blue silk.
Miss Lilly. white muslin and lace over
silk; Miss Mary Dunn. white muslin and
pink ribbons, Miss Waggam man. blue silk
and chiffon; Miss Elizabeth Dunn. white
muslin and blue ribbons; Miss B'00mer
pink silk Organdie and lace with pearl
ornaments; Miss Nichols. pink SILK and
white chiffon; Miss Fail. white slik gren-
adlne over green silk; Miss Whf0, white
and blue oreandie over silk. Miss BLY,
son. black lace; Miss Lottle Halle. white
muslin.
Tho favor5 were distributed by MISS
Lottle Halle. OF Stanton and Miss Ely
son, OF Richmond
UNIQUE AFFAIRS.
Mr. William Gray added one more 10
the charming entertainments which We
owe 90 Richmond this summer in a
Devil Among the Tailors" and Shuttle
Board matinee 10 which the most FASH
i0nable young people here were invited
on Monday morning. The prizes We're
handsome and an appouzing luncheon
was served az the end az The game.
Miss Fallo. or New YORK. cerriCd of.
the first prize awarded the ladies. O. cut
glass and silver vinagrotte
Miss Elizabeth Dunn won the second.
silver shoe horn
The fortunate men were first prize. Dr.
LuniOn Williams. 80 silver cigar cutter.
second prize Dr. J. Charles Macsu. q
silver pencil. The guests were the
Miss Halle bayarl, fillcy Workman.
Faile. Eiiysou. Gaihrght Dunn Worth
am ana williams and 3lcssrs. Eliot.
Gathright. Fale. Mason. Halves, Deni-
son. Bilups. Lehr. and DIS Macgiu and
Williams.
on Monday night the children gave o.
colonial BAH al which powder puts and
patches and empire and sixteenth ccu-
fury gowns transformed baby children
into miniature men and women.
The children looked lovely and danced
with an abandon and enthusiastic enjoy
ment that were delirhuul to see. AZ 10
o'clock Mrs. Eubank treated the whole
party 20 lemonade ana cake and seut
them 20 bed.
The "calp in' seyen-in-hanl euchra
party given ON Saturday might under tho
auspices OF 3lr5. Nldmer of Louisville.
was "a brilliant affair. Those taking part
were Miss Ducr Mrs. Wa@saman, Mr.
and airs. Meade Robinson, AIr. and Mrs.
Bayard Mr.. and Airs. Wake, Dir. and
Mrs. Buchanan ,1lr and Mrs. Widmer.
Mrs. Faiie. Mrs. Fluey MIS-. Flnhen-
hemer, bliss Hopkins Miss Head. Airs.
Ectchum. Miss Burton, Miss Iiyson,
Mrs. Cartwright, Miss BayaId. Miss Green.
Ar. Thorn Mr. Fcniey. bliss Baker Mrs.
Halves. Miss Ward 1Ire Ward, the
Misses Moore. Miss lilloy Mss Hopkins,
Miss Pcrryman and tho Misses Halle.
The prizes were won ly Air. FaAc. q
very handsome silver brush Miss Bur
ton. silver tray 1ir. FenleV, silver
mounted corkscrew. and MISS Lotue
Halle. enameliod scissors
PERSONAL 81 4aIlyN.
Or. and Mrs Ralph Walsh, prominent
members OF washington society are
with their charming daughter. spending
the summer here.
Miss Tiuey is one OF the most beautiful
girls here.
Miss porryman. one OF the most poDu-
lar members of Mobiles smart Set IS
spending the summer here Hi-h her
mother.
Miss Davis. OF Philadelphia; Miss Per-
ryman. OF Mobile. and the society men
90 the Warm Springs have issued invita-
lions for cards ana germans next week.
The latest arrivals from Richmond are
Mrs. 4. NJ. su0lett. Miss SuDlctt. Dir.
Charles Anderson. 1Ir. W. alison. Mrs
Wormely and Mr. W. Cray.
ANDERSEN'S NARROW ESCAPE.