Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-28
THE WARM SULPHUR.
,DrhGHTFUL GERMAN GIVEN ny
MISS WILLIAMS AND BROTHER.
THg CHILDREN HAVE A BALL.
INSCRIPTIONS Of some OF the Unique
tftuc Figures fn Antique Co.'S
tnmes-Card Parties and Other En-
tcrtainmcnts.
tcrtainrncnts
,rorresrondencc OF the Dispatch)

WARM SPRINGS, VA. August %
OH. social event Of the week just past
,.-. was Che german given on Friday
evening by Miss Maria ward Williams
,-f her brother. DR.. Ennion Williams.
and led uy Dr. Robert +. Williams. all
,. Richmond.
Miss Williams and DR.. Ennion Will
,..r.s received with modesty and dig
r..g which made 1t impossible for the
,...t capuous critic 70 wish to remember
.at 81, "was different in our day" and
-.. Robert Williams led with an absence
... effort and "a grace that never tagged.
u.s Eubauk; Mrs. Philip Tahaferro,
.,. Gloucester; Mrs Lehr, OF Baltimore;
,.-. James Bayard. OF Germantown.
ALL. Thomas G.. Woggaman. and Mrs.
R. Tutwilor, OF Washington, re-
,...I with Miss Williams Miss Ellyson,
e.. Richmond. very handsome in black
5.. and pink satin ribbons. and Miss
T.... Halle. charming I'm white muslin
N... amethyst ornaments, distributed
O.. ...Urs.
THE DANCERS.
Among the dancers were Mrs. George
l..n old rose and pompadour striped
u-..r.. over white SILK. exquisite bertha
l. ... .r.. Miss Maria Ward Williams,
whit. muslin and Nalenciennes lace over
,...-..l silk. Miss Perryman. white and
e.... .l< with chiffon; Miss Mabel
r..... white orgaudie over white silk,
r.. yellow satin sash, and ribbons,
..r mcuts; Miss Card Bayard.
... ut..udie and Naleucienues lace over
rr. as. Miss Ethel Snuglun. heliOtrope
D. ..t l'e-rrit over helotr0pe silk, with
.r.. N..s Walsh. white muslin. with
..s ae. applique over blue silk, Ameri-
..r Beauty roses: Miss FHlcy white mus
D.. and handsome lace over silk, pearls
r Mary Dunn, white muslin and pink
ribbons. Nuss WaEeaman turquoise blue
Oil. and chiffon. with pink roses; Miss
A.. Davis. blue organdse and satin rib
2 . Miss Elizabeth Dunn. white muslin
ON. blue satin ribbons; Miss Bloomer,
r .l k oreandie. with cream rufiies over
..... SILK pearls. Miss Nichols, pink silk
... white lace. Miss White. blue and
r... urEaudic over white silk, pearl or
r -.rt-. and Ncssrs. Mason. Heth, Holli-
. Cake Walsh. Mccarthy. Halves,
Kenneth F8ile. Malcolm Faile. Elliott.
Gibson. ST. George Cook. r. G.. Workman,
,r eathrIght. r. n. Peasants, and w.
Grady. and Drs. Williams and Macgiil.
THREE CARD PARTIES.
Tho three most delightful card parties
.. -Ie week were given by Miss Nichols,
.. Sew Orleans. Mrs. Filley. OF st. Louis.
and Mrs. Bavard. of Germantown. At
o'clock Miss Nichols received her
guests ln the Russet Card-Room, Of the
= .-.I where tables. arranged for stop"
and pretty prizes prepared the guests for
r.. hour that followed. Misses Faile.
s ne.uG. Bayard. Dunn, Waggaman,
l..r. Cartwright. Williams. and Filley,
with Nas-rs. Peasants Gathright, Faile,
j .r Guups. and Mason, and Drs. r. +.
and d. T. Williams. contested for the
prizes. which were won as follows: cut
lass and gold vinaigretto, by Miss Filley,
of ST. Louis. a haud-painted wOrk-case,
Dr.. Miss Maria ward Williams, a silver
matchbox. bv Mr.. Kenneth Faile; hand
painted memoraI dum-b0ok by Mr.. Gath
Mrs Fuleys guests were Mrs. Alfred T.
Pope. Mrs. Bayard. Mrs. Meade Robinson,
Sins Booker Robinson. Mrs. Wake, Miss
rh-ue Davis. Mrs Gothrght, Miss
Iuar. Miss Head. Mrs. Widmcr, Mrs.
Charles Conrad Dunn, and Mrs. Finken-
bsiner
HANDSOME PRIZES.
The prizes were very handsome. Mrs.
Wake. of Norfolk. won silver chain anc
rabbits foot, and Mrs
NiGm.r hand-paiuted housewife. An
cIee.rt rspousse silver bell was also
awarded as first prize.
Or Tuesday morning Mrs. James
yarrf of Germantown who, with her
attractive daughters, has added so many
d.. ut numbers TO our score of remem-
l-H.a. gave large card party TO MIS-
T.H4 R. TutWller. of Washington. the
Sam. was whist. and I'm concession To the
..uIi.es Of am unprogressiVe woman
was unique in offering no prize. IT was,
however. in spite of this, voted by one
table. at least the most delightful card
matinee of the summer
A large "chip-iu' Cuchre party was got
i.r up or Saturday evening 10y Mrs. Wid-
NOR. NJ Louisville The twelve tables were
by the smart set and the
prizes. which We're very handsome. were
won lv some OF the leading society Wo-
men here.
DEVIL AMONG THE TAILORS."
ON Monday morning Mr. William Gray,
or Richmond. invited Misses Halle, BAY
.rH Fucy. workman. Faile, Ellyson.
..thrieht Dunn and Williams, ana
,te rs. Elliott. u. Williams, Gathright
i.ua. Mason. Nacgin. Hawes Denison'
uus. and Lehr 10 q game OF 'Shuilie-
Board" and 'Devil Among the Tailors.
Miss Faie. Of New York. oYerthreW the
theory and practice that have endeared
.r fo SO many people this summer by
.m.ug OF "First Devil" The reward
..- This miraculous transformation was a
I'D and cut-glass vinaigrette that might
V.u nave tempted the sternest Puritan
among us.
Miss Elizabeth Dunns friends refuse 10
...lft ber as First Shufiler," I'm spite OF
.. silver shoc-horn. with which she
meleeelv boasts Of her success I'm role
Do variance with every line Of her lovely,
eHured face.
Nr Edward Elliott, true Georgian that
.. fs bartered his soul 10 the tobacco
nd for "a silver cigar-cutter, and Tor no
.aer place I'm the kingdom than that Oh
Second Devil"
AS for DR.. j. Charles Macgin of Balt-
..... MO refuse 10 believe him anything
f.+ ~ loval gentleman. I'M spite OF the
,.-v handsome silver pencil. which proves
D .u only less a "shunicr imam MISE
Dunn.
THE CUIDRENS BALL
Seventh in point of time, but second IN
3 ..t., to potbinr that has been seen
70 or. we venture 10 say, any "i'',
else This summer. was the children pan
r..- Igvs be .ore the eyentiul MONDAY
t.. aNeifcwcnt was intense, reaching I's
eliminating point when one small datnsel
walked to Germantown the preceding
l..H.v and came back flushed and out OF
breath. hot. but happy, with hve pou'u9
e.. rour fo bo used tor decorative purposes