The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
The MONTGOMERY WHITE.
All the Pleasures OF Springs Life I'm
braced in the.Past Week.

-S,O>-rcoNf,rpy WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. Sept. S.-Speciah-l Ms uhuau-
ally ENJOYABLE and gay week mas YIN
hraced all the pleasurable amusement
Inclusive Of springs life. and ecilps'n
ALI others in it's large number OF riuins
and driving parties, hay rides ana Ho's
narties. the usual Saturday German OF
course. being always the event OF prime
inheritance and interest. IL was beaul-
fully led by Prof. A. Beilezza' anu ."' w..
third time. with a Richmond gri M's'
Francis Mitchell, one OF the handsom's,
and most charmingly attractive gnls
here Miss Bessie Scott. also one Oh
the most attractive bellies. having ieAu
tha second Uhis was omitted In other
letter) II was given by the gents TO the
Iodtes and wus one OF the merricst ana
reallv most ENJOYABLE OF the season. near
iv ali the figures being chance anu ue,
lightful refreshments OF claret punch M"
ham sandwiches being served VT.
Among the dancers We're; MISS viva
rrarrtson Mississippi white organdie ana
Too blue ribbons, with Mr.. Charles
sbIolde Roanoke; Miss Bessie scout.
Richmord. heliotrope silk. with Mr. Davia
r.. Dunlop. Lynchburg; Mrs. w. ~
wales Norfolk. white with handsoine
valenciennes lace. Mr.. Wales MISS teles'e
Harrison. blue figured organize Over
silk. with Mr. Lloyd Mitchell, one OF t'o
popular beauX. At
Miss A Williams. Richmond. blue SILK
ostrich tips. with Mr.. Charles CupspeI'
Portsmouth: Mrs George w. Siauson'
Roanoke. elegant black silk gown. tuI
ouoIse blue passementerie' Win Nr, ~
Novler formerly OF Petersburg; MISS
Niagara, Culpepsr. Portsmouth. one Of
Tho mos, attractive girls here. whHe
swiss green ribbons. with Mr. ID. NJ.
Tavlor. Mrs. Harrison, cream and green
six lace. With Mr.. J. +. Anderson Tir-
efnia. The stays were Messrs. - inns
lev ID. ID. Hoge +. Stras, NJ Mitcneh'
Harry T.. Cumming II Devault. w. Huse'
Davis. Parkinson. and many others,
Friday was the day Of hay rides. II De-
ing an IDEAL. beautiful day Tor such
pleasure One large party started ior
Yellow sulphur. al about O'CLOCK mum
bering, among others, MISS rerr,'io"
Rrown. Helen Mangum. Gertrude Ven
able A Williams. Messrs. r. Dovault.
/. Deyault. Minor Mitchell, ". l. White:
n was given by Messrs. Deyaut ana
Mitchell. and was thoroughly emoyaole'
Boxes OF Huyler's were enjoyed both
going and returning.
The other party left for Blacksourg
about O'Clock. returning late' anu mus
having the additional charm OF tho ell
very sheen Of moonlight cast upon me
beautiful surrounding country, and re
fectlng rather n spice or romance. inc
party included Mrs WorthinRton' Misses
Sivere A. Sivera. Goodwin. Messrs. X. l..
walker. W. w. Wilson, and many others
The same evening an eQuestrienne par
w including Misses Scott. Mitchell. Mrs.
Harrison. Mitchell and Slsuson. enjoyed
n fine gallop TO Blacksburg, ana on re-
turn had a sumptuous supper OF Olives.
rardines sandwiches. friat. etc. served
by Mrs Harrison az her cottage.
Another highly exciting and interesting
progressive euchre party filed the hours
OF Tuesday morning. Tho players wers
Mesdames c. Pearson. W. S. Ayres, w.
Mitchell. Duke. c. Slauson, Misses Scott,
Mitchell. A. Williams. and MesErs. Hull.
Culpeper. c. L. Pearson. Il Mitchell. w.
w. Wilson, D. X. Dunlop. and Professor
Belezza. winners were; Ff-st ladys
prize. beautiful silver card bell, Mrs
George w. Slauson; second kady's, ex-
oilsite silver-handle toothbrush cut for
by Miss Bessie Scott. Richmond. and
Mrs William Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell VIM
ming. third prize scissors. taken by Mrs..
@. +. Pearson. Norfolk; first gsntleman'N
box OF cigars. cut for by Messrs. Cui-
pepper and HUI Mr.. Charles Cuipeper
, winning: second prize silver ornamcnted
pipe Professor A. BellezDa-
After the hop wednesday evening
large and jolly party met az one OF che
cottages 20 enjoy r melon feast, ana
with Jokes and nvely conversation, the
minutes flew by rapidly.
Friday morning a bowling party was
given by Miss Annie Williams. Rich
mond; Miss Jones winning the lays prize.
silver shoe buttoner and Mr.. -. ID. Hoge
the gentlemans prize, Meerschsum
pipe.
Hunting has been quite a tad here this
season.
The weather continues doiiyhtfully
pleasant, and several families arc ex-
pected in a day or two 10 spend the
month Of September
We have enjoyed or ana on the snsirs
season tho charming company OF four
OF Roanoke's most popular beaux-Mssrs.
John Wood. Il. Tinsley. ID. NJ Taylor and
Frank Stras.
Mr.. G. n Dunlop. Of Fsmviiie QshRs
an acquisition TO tho eocial circle. has
just returned. after . round Of brief Visits
to other resorts. POMONA 4,