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

organdy; exquisite gown
Mrs. A. A. Smith Richmond, black
silk. black mousseline de sole over white
garniture.
Mrs. A. f. White. Sweet Springs, hand
some gown. black lace over black satin'
heliotrope garniture
Mrs. W. r. Tucker. Raleigh, handsome
gown OF black canton Grape.
Miss l. W. Watson. Washington hand-
some gown Of pale gray
Mrs John Patterson. Louisville, black
brocado SILK, pink garniture.
Mrs Emory Cobb. Illinois, handsome
black brocade, point lace. diamonds.
Mrs Walter Cobb. Illinois. heliotrope
costume.
Miss Gladys Cobb white muslin. red
ribbons
Mrs. S. T.. Miles. cream tissue over
cream white taffeta.
Mr.. Christopher Tompkins, pink and
white organdie. black lace garniture.
Miss GODDARD. St. Louis, black satin and
lace.
Mrs. Joseph Winston, Louisville. black
canton Grape.
Mrs i. y. Temple. S. Louis, black
brocade. handsome gown: lace.
Miss Crichter lovely gown. white and
pink.
Miss r. i. Miles, exquisite French
Grape dress. white over pale blue.
DR.. and Mrs. Collins gave a bowling
party on Friday. Those present We're:
Miss Riley Miss New. Miss Ferguson,
Miss Crchter. DR. and Mrs Joseph j.
Winston. Or. Richard Graham, Mrs. Hor-
ace $. Halves, Miss Barnett Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Il. Taylor, Miss Della Temp
kns Miss Nellie Tompkins, Mrs. Il. V.
Baltzer. Mr.. Charles A. Calhoun.
Lady's prize was a cut-glass and silver
perfume bottle. won by Miss Ferguson,
Richmond gontleman's prize, silver key
and tag, won by DR.. Richard Graham.
After the prizes were announced re-
frcshmen.s were served.
GOLF TOURNAMENT
The golf tournament has been a special
excitement, being the first ever known at
the Old Sweet. This tournament con-
sisted OF gentlemen's singles and mixed
foursomes with hdndicaps. There were
four sets foursomes, as follows:
No Mr.. Biscoe Windman and Mrs.
W. G. Tucker; Dr. Joseph J.. Winston
and Mrs. Biscoe Wlndman.
No 2-Dr Richard Graham and Miss
Halle V. Rodman; Mr.. Mackenzie Cor
don and Miss Goddard.
No. s-Mr. Allen Polk Houston and
MIS-. Marion -. IaNlofs MI. MAI iOh -
Taylor and Miss Nellie Peter
No 4-Mr. -. l.. Boyd and Miss Ellen
Graham Carmichael. Mr.. Rodman GruDbs
and Miss Della Tompkins.
The players IN The gentlemen's singles,
with their handcaps were as follows.
Messrs Biscoe Hindman. Marion II. Tay-
Tor: scratch men-Allen Polk Houston,
TO- Russell Houston. 20; Richard Graham,
90 Mackenzie Gordon, .; Hughes, 10:
Couch. rs: Rodman Grubbs. Is: Dr. Car
michael. 10. DR. ]. T. Winston, 20; Or.
william Shorts. 10: Professor Sam Tins
ley %.
The handicaps Of the ladies were as
follows:
Miss Nellie Peter scratch; Miss God
ard. 10; Miss Ellen Graham Carmichael,
% Miss Halle V. Rodman, 20 Mrs Bis
coe Hindman, Is; Mrs. W. c. Tucker, %;
Mrs. Marion +. Taylor. ~; Miss Della
Tompkins. p.
The winners In the f6ursomes We're:
First preiz-to Mrs. Biscoe Hindman and
Or. Joseph l.. Winston. silver shoe but
toner and pair silver link cum buttons.
Second prizes went 10 Miss Ellen Gra-
ham Carmichael and Mr.. ID. l.. Boyd-a
silver salye box and silver scarf holder
The winners IN the gentlemen's sin.
giles were: First prize-a handsome silver
clothes brush. given to Professor Sam
Tlnsley. OF Louisville.
Second prize-a silver knife-won by
Mr.. George Couch, who played With I'M
usual skill.
The links have been improved and are
now first class. The teeing grounds are
all IN excellent condition, as well as the
putting grounds. There arc xix links on
The course some OF them being very
sporty" and the aggregate constituting
a most difficult course Of more than a
mile In length. The names Of The links
are: FIRST. Grasshopper; second, Santiago