The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
S0CIETYS FANCY
TURNS TO COUNTRY
n the Spring Outdoor Entertainments
the Chief Diversion,
A PARTY GOES T0FALLING RIVER
A Large Crowd Made tho Trip 20
Lakeside 60 Witness or Participate
ia the Golf Tournaments Some
Private Entertainments.
A PARTY GOES TOFALLING RIVER

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Ntrs fashionable sct made thc trap 'o
l.akesi-o either 90 participate in or TO
Witness, tuc gou tournament
The brilliant Skies The fine and bracins
air. ana tuc announcement that thc bO1
tournament was Co take place, urc" 10
Lakeside hundreds of that gay ses VINO,
Go quote MI. Twain. care never go happy
as when enjoying themselves Ihe
cars carried majority but many PFC
Naje Vcl.c.ts were drawn up along tne
drives. Mr. and Mrs 4. III. Alayo an1
Alrs. Alexander Cameron among them
Win Airs Mayo Was her sister, Mt7.
Thomas Aucock of Cu.pcper The young
a. set were largely represented, Misses
Lizzie ana Jennie Boyd, thc charming
daughters OF Mr. JAMES n. Boyd en)oy
ing. ly general consent, quite nclicahip
among Che junior masculine contingent
While many witnessed inc tournament
fully as many gathered az the clubhouse
enjoying Che royal hospitality That ls
always extended there, and the informal
chat that in coue,nlal party rs SD de-
lehtfuL Mrs Edward Mayo. as usual
old much 10 make tine evening delightful
Tor This group. welcoming all VINO
were unacquaintcd and seeking In many
gracious ways to give pleasure. The
park never looked more cuucing. its nt-
ursl beauties were at their best on TINS
bright May day
no. players were as follows:
For the Challenge cup. which is Of sill
vcr and beautifully engraved: Mcssrs. g.
T. Burnett. A. is. IcTy Jr.. r. IL
Meade. W. H. Blair. Levin Joynes. Allan
Talbot. William ID. Palmer Preston
Nolaud. ~. Is. Euyson. Jr.. r.. r. Iarri-
SON. W. %. Harrison, T. *. Syminglon
and A. Warwick
Two minor prizes. Scratch-Pcrcy s.
Bosher. Handicap. 5-R l.. Powers, w.
II. Bromm and g. r. Cadet
3D. e. ~ Williams
g. Arthur Shelton Willy. George Gibson
Dudley Mcdonald, and r. g.. Workman.
O. H. S. Halves and H. H. Harris.
Dbl ~. g.. HurweA
IA. j.. v. Valentine. O. b. Hn and
Palmer Claiborne
The winners were as follows:
or the Championship Cup-Mr c. T.
Burnett. --.AA
OF The handicap prizes
D. sir. Charles T.. Williams.
o. Horace S. Halves.
LHdys pr.ze-Mrs. George w. Warren
The announcements were grcetet with
applause. but owing 90 the lateness Of the
hour. The prizes were not presented. The
formal presentation Will take place next
Saturday afternoon. The three mems
prizes are of solid silver and exceedingly
handsome. The ladies prize IS "a very
dainty "colf' pin. set with o. pearl The
return from the park was not made
until quite dark. and On route home the
Dlmarlderie THAT is SD typ.cdlly \Ir-
E.u.au made the cars delightful. Among
tlos 600 thc park were Mrs. A. i. uves.
of Castle Hu, Judge and Mrs. Wexford,
1Ir and Mrs Preston Cooke. Mr.. and
0lr- ~. Ben Palmer ar. and Mrs. &.
d. Cadet Mrs j. ~. ID. Myers JrY
1ifs Caske Cabel Mrs James a.
We'.l Miss Hattie Ross. Mrs. Thomas
boiling MI-. William l.. Royal. Mrs
John Binders. Miss Lou Adkins Miss
Parker Hrrudou. of Fredericksburg. Miss
Mary Barksdalc Miss Gertrude Camm
Miss Helen Montague. Miss Mamie Win
stou Miss Mary Lewis Miss Mamie Car
melt McCarty. Mrs. Walter is. Martin
Mrs Stacy. Mrs. John Lyons. Mrs Rich
ard Meade. Miss Ellen Ice, Beria Well
farI. Me-sr- Charles Antrim, T.. O.
Mayo Harrison Blair Wyndham Roll
ing. George Elliott Ncnab.e Johnston,
Albert Smith George Gibson LAnwood
Antrim Carmalt Ja Ees W. Graves
S. s.. Pattcson. Hirkwood Mitchell, Rich
moud Lewis. Archer Anderson. Granville
and B. b. Valentine. Thomas Atkinson,
John Young. Charles j.. Smith. -
Freddy. Horny Williams. Watkins El-
Icra0n Dudley Mcdonald. Frank Daven-
port. and many others.
The bicycle races ln which much more
general interest ls felt than 100 golf are
down tor the tweuty-eiehth. and the Race
Committee. Messrs. horace s. Halves,
Henry A. Williams Edgar Freeman and
j.. Tucker Harrison, are making siren
uous efforts 90 crafty fashionable eX-
pec,ations regarding IT,
Lakeside increases in popularity. and
the younger sct are now looking for
ward with great enthusiasm 20 the next
meeting OF the Junior Couliion Club TO
Do hclG there on tho evening OF Friday
May the twentieth.
The Lakeside cars leave the corner OF
11rst and Broad streets every fifteen
minutes and the german VIII begin
promptly at 3 o'clock Special arrange
mcnts have been made 10 hold enough
cars 20 bring the party home until 1880
j. ~ Should the twentieth bee rainy
day the dance viii DO postponed until tho
following Friday. These two germans at
Lakeside are specials. not being included
in the regular cotillOn season. Special
tickets are therefore required for admis-
sion.
Miss Virginia Hundiey Of Covington,
is the guest OF the Misses Sadler
The ST. Johns Circle OF Kings
Daughters and Sons will meet at the
residence OF Mrs ID. G. Richardson. Mon
DAY. May lGtn. at 3 T. N.
Miss Hammond. OF ST. Louis, Is the
guest OF Miss Annie Drewry.
Among the elegant private entertain.
rnsntg OF the week was that given by Mrs
Barton Haxail Grundy IN Joint honor OF
the Misses Branch and their guests Misses
Hogan and Aiken Marguerites consu-
tuted the floral decoration 81 the table
which was most effective. There were
present Misses Claudia Palmer. Clare ana
Lisa Beirne. Flossie Talbot. Della Tomp-
klns Bcrta Wexford JULIA Harris. Kate
Talley. Eleanor Bosher. Megsrs. Drmond
Young. william III. Grant. Jr., Campbell
John Bryan. Henry Baskerville Charles
Williams. General Charles Anderson. Dr.
Clifton Miller Or. ed B0bson. Edward
Scott. Frank Davenport and Pcrine Bar
ney.
The prizes were won by Miss Claudia
yaiv,er and Miss Berta Wexford. Mr..