The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Getting Ready to Bid Summer Goodbye.

| on tho brilliantly lighted and decorated
! piazza, and after feastng on bouiilon'
I chicken salad. and beaten biscuit, cham
payne punch. ices, fruit cake white cake
and fancy cakes. We retired TO dreamless
CD sleep. and a late breakfast the fol-
lowing morning.
Among the dancers were Miss Mary
Ward. white organdie over pink silk;
Miss Maria williams white muslin and
valcnciennos lace over pink SILK; Miss
Nora Davis. silver and rose brOcade satin
and point lace: Miss Waggaman, corn
cOlOrcd tulle, black velvet pipings, over
corn-colerd silk. Miss Perryman, lilac
brocade and heliotrope velvet; Miss Mary
Dunn. white muslin and valenciennes
lace: Miss Williams, OF Philadelphia, very
handsome I'm white muslin over pink rib
bons and pearls: Miss Elizabeth Dunn,
lovely I'm pink Dresden organdie over
white silk; Miss Fane pink bengaline.
cOrsage pink satin ribbon and pink chif-
fOn, very handsome; Miss filiey. very
pretty in white muslin over blue SILK;
Miss Gathright. apple-green mousseline
de sole. with white satin pipings over ap-
ple-green silk: Miss Nicolls. lovely in
white tulle over white silk with violets;
Miss Bloomer. white lace and muslin over
white silk. satin and lace sash, pearl and
diamond ornaments very handsome: Miss
Caro- Bayard white satin and crimson
roses: Miss White, Of Annapolis. light
blue silk. pearls and violets; Miss Ethel
Flinglun. OF Baltimore. very handsome
in white organdie and lace, over white
silk red roses: Mrs. Lanier Dunn, white
satin. lace and diamonds very handsome;
Mrs. George Gibson. beautiful In white
and blue mousseline de sole over white
silk pearl ornaments: Mrs. George NJ.
Dunn. lovely I'm white and muslin and
valenciennes lace over pink silk. dia-
mond stars: Miss Josephine Davis, en-
br0idercd crepe over apple-green silk;
Mrs. Widmer. old rose gauze over old
rose silk. purple velvet and white chiffon,
diamonds; and Messrs. George S. NJ. Glib
son. Chester H. Gathright. Berkeley VIII
liams. II. H. Peasants. w. Gray. II. 9.
McKonney. IT, j. Mccarthy. Il. c. Wor-
than. Jr.. Julius Walsh. Cave. ST. George
Cooke, Ray Stephenson. w. Mason, X.
Faile. NJ .Faile. c. Denison y. Halves.
and Drs. Robert Williams. Ennion Will
sams and Charles Magill
MORNING GERMAN.
on Thursday the first morning german
Of the season was given by Or. Robert
Williams, of Richmond. The ballroom
was handsomely decorated and n deli
man. Miss Josephine Davis distributed
crimson. gold lettered ribbon badges 10
the guests as they entered the room. The
chaporones were Mrs Eubank. Mrs. Re-
hocca Harding Davis. Mrs. Gathright
Mrs. Bavard, Mrs. Waggaman Mrs
Slnrlun. Mrs Bayard and Mrs. Tutwiler
The dancers were the Misses Slinguff
Maria Williams. Daisy Williams. Faile,
caro- Bayard Mary Dunn. Elizabeth
Dunn. Waggaman. Nicolls. Bloomer. Per-
rvman. Ward, White Gathrlght. Nora
Davis Ffucy. and Mrs Gibson. Mrs
George Dunn Mrs. Lanier Dunn. Mr.
William Mason OF Virginia, led with Miss
Ethel Slnglun. OF Baltimore.
RichmOnd-Mr w. Berkeley Williams,
Mr. T. j. Mccarthy Mr. r. g Workman
Jr.. Mrs. r. c Williams. Miss Workman.
Mr. Philip st. George Cooke, Mr.. w. Roy
Stephenson.
Chester. Pa-Mr. r. r. Simon.
Norfolk-Miss Annie Gait Miss Victoria
Reed.
PhHadelphia-Mr Francis Hord WI
liams Miss Williams. Mrs. z. r. Taylor
Mrs. Charles Crawford Dunn. Jr.. Hous-
ton Dunn.
st. Iouis-Mrs. c. IT. Finey. Miss FIJI
ley. Mrs =. Hoppe. Miss A. McLaren, r.
l.. McLaren
The latest arrivals are:
Washngton-Mr. and Mrs oscar Cros-
by and family. Mrs. III. J. Rhodes, Mrs.
n. @. McKenney.
Baltimore Mrs. John Duer. Miss Belle
Duer. Mrs. Edward H. Benton. Mrs. r.
IT, Peasants. Or. J. Charles Macgill
Cincinnat-Mrs ID. Watson Miss MI
riam BloOmer.
Loulsville-Mr. Chester H. Gathright.
Mr. and Mrs. Meade Robinson and fam
lily, DR.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Buchanan.
Savannoh-Airn and Mrs. H. +. Train
and family.