The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-11

beth and Hattie and Master Charley
shields are sun az the Sweet. The love-
~ Misses Shields promise TO be as pretty
and attractive as their beautiful mother
can b. classed among the grown ups
Miss New is universally popular ana is
particularly pretty in evening dress.
Mrs. Horace S. Hawes, OF Richmond,
one Of the very pretty ana very youth
ful matrons IS admired and beloved By
many.
AIRS. william II. White. Of Norfolk. for
mcrly Miss Emma Gray, OF Richmond, IS
one Of the handsOmest women 10 be found
at the Sweet. indeed. she would be a
striking looking woman anywhere and IN
Mrs. G. W. Donaldson (sally Ould), IS
as usual one of the most popular women
here. She Is living in Charleston, W. Va,
but her many friends from Richmond
still claim her as partly belonging 70 our
city.
some woman from Charleston, and Mrs.
n. G. Lawrence Is Of the French type IN
manner and appearance, 2 most attract
Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne. Of Richmond
one OF the many very handsome women
OF Virginia, IS also one OF the most cul-
tured and agreeable.
A CHICAGO VIRGIRIAN.
Mrs Gustayc Baumann. Of Chicago,
formerly Miss Elizabeth Ryan. Of Nir-
GINA IL one Of the most popular women
al the Sweet. Her many iriencs are al
ways glad TO welcome her to her native
Mrs. A. A. Smith and her daughter,
Miss g. II. Smith, Of Richmond, are al
ways welcomed I'm every circle ana are aa
usual, very popular here. Iney gave d
charming card party recently.
Mrs Joseph I. Winston, Of New York,
g very pretty woman and most accom-
pished musician. is also very oBreeaDlc
and has contributed much 80 the enjoy
..Ht .ar IL
Mackenzie Gordon. OF New YORK. Ills
voice has grown IN patnOs ana strtlE.A
and his dramatic power Is wonderful lie
has been Introducing 10 a Southern AUDI
ence that beautiful song cycle, In a Per
sian Garden" and especially the. SOU
stirring tenor SOLO 20 Moon OF NY De
Mrs. Arthur Middleton Rutledge. OF
Louisville, Miss Resale Winston. Of
Richmond, IS even more beautiiul as
malrOn than as girl.
Miss McVae. the lady principal Of ST.
Marv'e school Raleigh and her two Sis
tors have been much admired. Miss Nc
vac is q highly cultured woman OF whom
the South may well be proud. Ter SIS
tiers too. have been much admired.
Mrs. w. c. Tucker. OF kaleien' o9 ssi,9ls.
Of General Winder, IS tan Stfhlhs,
lovely blonde. fine horsewoman ana very
SEPTEMBER GUESTS.
Mr. and Mrs. HenOp. OF New YORK, and
their two attractive daughters, are spend
ing September az the Sweet.
Miss peter, OF Louisville IS hano-
some woman, the Kind Of woman who has
those who meet her wishing 70 see her
again re know her Is TO clam heI as
friend.
Eyery department ~ the Sweet has
been well arranged this summer; the
service has been unusually good. The
dining room has been presided over by
gylaud LOWS, the head waiter, VINO y
so courteous. so unfailing IN his attention
10 each guest young or old, that II -
positive pleasure to be served by him.
ais control over those associated with
him has been perfect. Altogether he,
like many others who might be mention
ed. was without fault in his province, and
never left his peculiar province
IN the CAV sense the season Is over, but
much enjoyment still remains for all who
are fortunate enough % be able 20 lingor
al the Old Sweet through September and
october. The golf links are simply
idvlic In their beauty and the young
Girls look so fresh and pretty IN their
anDrODrjate autumn costumes
Some day probably an electric car line
will b. running from the Old Sweet 10
Allegheny, but Il is 10 be hoped that the
beautiful road now IN use may never DC
abandoned whatever progress may bring.
10 drive four-in-hand from tho OLD Sweet
90 Allegheny on top the sage with good
horses ana pleasant companions Is some
thing not soon 10 be forgotten. Nature
seems 10 reveal some new beauty al each