Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-21
OUR SUMMER RBSOR IFS.
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Thomas Marshall. Jack Burke. wiiiiar
Rodd. Thomas Rodd. Julian T Burke. Jr
willie Trlgg Robin Hamilton. Frank Rein
hart. Harry Forsyth. Jack McLaren, or
rick Johnson. wistar Head, Addison Ren
nolds. Trumbul Wood. Charlie Stokes
Lewis, and Bosher. The chaperons were
Mrs. Hamilton. Miss Sailie NJ. Collins
Miss Hamilton. Miss Mcgowan. Mrs
Goodpaster. Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Rodd
and Mrs. Andrew Simonds.
A beautiful german 10 thirty couple
was given on Wednesday evening by Mr.
George G.. Hamilton In honor OF Mis-
Chatham and Miss Dunlap. OF Louisville
Ky. TWO very charming girls, chaperonet
by Mrs. William Cheatham. one OF INT
handsomegt women at the White. Th'
| three hostesses had gorgeous bouquets o.
| rcd roses. and received the guests before
the dance. and Miss Annie Moss Mcclure
| led. with Mr.. Boswell. An interesting Tea
| ture was the lottery drawing INTRODUCED
into one figure, in which Mrs. Dudley
drawing the winning number. had pretty
| travelling clock and Mr.. Cook. hand
some pair OF silver military brushes. Mr
Boswell as leader was presented with Q
pretty seal and silver finished pocket
case for cigars. Roman punch and sand
The dancers were Mrs. Chatham
Misses Cheatham and Dunlop. Misses Nc
CURE. GAY. Bosher. Reinhart. Forbes,
Madden. Camm, Tucker, Scoville. Mat
thews. Booker Burke. Avery, Howard,
Lee. Moore. Peters. Jackson, Hallman.
Hamilton. Conner. Mcgowan. Jeanie How
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby +. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Simonds, Mr.. and MRS.
Lockwood. Mrs. Dudley. Messrs. Boswell,
Boothe Payne. Humes. Peters. Whaley,
Thorne. Anterior, Norton, Williams,
Bosher, Anderson. Don Peters, Olmsted,
Raners. Richie. Thomas. Hoxton, KIN
ney. Coles Robinson. Wilson, Cook. Ham
ilton. Coke. Rose, Rutherford. Stephen
son. Venabe, and Blakemore.
The chaperons were Mesdames McLa-
rem. Robinson. White. Mcmillan, Bosher,
Reinhart, Camm Allis. Lowndes, Head,
Jackson. Vandegrift, Bingham, Marshall,
Thomas, Pettet. Milton and others.
Mrs. Allis gave q charming party o.
three tables of seven-hand euchre on
wednesday morning in the upper hallway.
Claret cup was served during the game.
and the prizes, which were particularly
tasteful and pretty, were silver bonbon
dish, won by Mrs. Bingham; q gold and
enamel spoon. by Mrs. Grundy. and
newsstand. by Miss Camm, and pretty
fan, by Mrs. Bingham. The players were
Mesdames Lowndes, Simonds, Donnan,
Marshall Potts, Bingham, Grundy. Rein
hart. Mcmillan, Bosher, Pettet, Johnston,
Scoville. Cheatham, Vandegrift, Hunt
McIaren, and Camm, and Miss Margie
Pettet.
Mrs. A. B. Gwathmey. of New York,
entertained handsomely at seven-hand
euchre on Wednesday morning In the par
Tor. Champagne punch was served, and
the prizes were very elegant. The first
was an exquisite Sevres vase, taken by
Mrs Frederick Tyson; second, a Russia
leather writing-case. handsomely mount
ed in silver. by Mrs. r.. S. Tucker; the
BOBBY. a silver slipper pincushion, was
awarded for defeat" as stated by the
hostess. to Mrs. r. S. Thomas; consola-
ton Dresden china tea-caddy, TO Mrs.
c. c. Elliott. The players were Mes
lanes Wilson. Reid, Durant. Atkinson.
White. Tucker. Thomas, Skinner, Taylor,
Hardesty, Elliott, Worthngton, Tyson,
Marye. Lockwood. Cote, Dennis, Enders.
Smith, and Head.
Mr.. r. c. Kinney gave a handsome sup
per on Tuesday evening. The floral deco
ratiOns were pink and white bouquets OF
roses for each of the seven ladies, ar
ranged as a centrepiece in the form of
star Those present were Mesdames ST.
monds, Ais, Potts, Enders, Lockwood,
Donnan, Marye, and Messrs. Simonds,
Churchill. Atherton, Elliott, ODonnell,
Kinney, and Judge Norton.
Mrs. Johnston, of Louisville. gave
delightful progressive euchre party on
Monday morning The first prize, pretty
case, was taken by Mrs.
Bingham; the second. a handsome cut
glass bottle OF German cologne by Mrs.
Head. Those playing were Mesdames
Crump. Smith, Grundy, Potts, Thomas,
Dudley, Petit, Cheatham, Milton, Nc
Laren, Bingham, Hunt, Allis, Bosher,
Lowndes Elliott, Simonds, Lockwood,
Donnan, Matthews, Mcdowell, Price,
Kerper, Slaughter, Winston, Reinhart.
and Camm.
The Misses Jackson, of Baltimore. gave
4 very agreeable bowling party on Mon
lay morning to about forty young people. |
The first prize was won by Miss Forbes, |
l pretty pearl crescent pin; the second, |
by Miss Stokes a silver bonbon spoon. |
The gentlemen's first and second were a |
silver knife and pencil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis, of Baltimore, on |
Tuesday, entertained a number of friends |
1t bowling party, in honor Of Miss Bart ]
EFT, of Baltimore.
ANOTHER GERMAN.
On Saturday evening a brilliant german |
o sixty-five couples was given by Mr. |
NJ L. Olmsted. in honor OF Miss Gertrude |
Howard. The number of dancers in |
GUIDED all the young element, and the |
eading was bestowed upon Miss Forbes, |
With Mr.. John Boswell, by Miss Howard |
The badges were red, white, and blue. |
md elegant bouquets of red and white |
'oses were sent as special favors to some |
If the young ladies. Champagne punch |
md club sandwiches were served after the |
lance.
Among the chaperones were Mesdames |
lennon, Keyser, Pettet, Camm, Head,
;covile Dunlop, Crump, Boothe, Lee.
White, Tyson, Elliott, Mcclure, Lowndes,
icLaren. Bruce, Donnan, Reinhart,
)urant. Mcmillan, Forsyth, Morehead,
1andegHft, Allis, Bosher. Potts, Enders,
,harles G. Elliott. Robinson, Jackson,
Marshall. Grundy. and r. S.
Thomas.
Miss Bookers vocal recital on Saturday
morning in the ballroom was largely
ttended, and she rendered a programme
4 ten numbers in beautiful voice and
With attractive modesty.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Simonds and Mr.. |
'eorge c. Hamilton entertained about
ne hundred and fifty guests at a lawn
arty on Monday afternoon under the
rand old oaks, a music hour. in very
harming style. The amusing game of |
speculation" was played and several
eautiful prizes taken-One for the great |