Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-07


| Young. Mcclure, and Messrs. Sinclair
| Hoxton. Durant. Young, Bryant. and
| Forbes Luncheon was served on the
| veranda.
STILL. ANOTHER.
Mrs. Kirby Flower Smith, OF Baltimore,
| Md. gave a charming seven-hand euchre
party on Wednesday morning in honor OF
| her friend Miss Vashti Bartlett, OF Bal
um0re The first prize was taken by
Miss Forbes. a handsome silver shoe-horn;
second. al same table, by Miss Vandegrift,
| a silver veil-pn: Miss Alice Moore. Sill
yer seal, Miss Re,nhart. silver buckle;
Miss Cayce. silver pencil Miss Patrick,
pretty bisdue figure, as consolation. The
players were Misses Bartlett Tucker.
Reinhart, Scoyiile. Camm. Booker. Forbes,
Wilmer, Patrick. Bosher. Terrence,
Moore. Vandegrift, and Mesdames Jack
son, GruDdy. Cayce, Dennis, Simonds,
and Lockwood.
TIE Misses Mcclure had a jolly fruit
party at their cottage on Wednesday af-
ternoOn al music hour. Claret punch
melons, peaches. pears, and grapes were
daiDtiy served from tables on the veran-
de-. Among those present were Misses
Sinclair. Matthews. Gay, Young, Moore,
Burke, Taylor, Montague. Tucker. Forbes
Scoville. and Margaret Stokes.
Invitations are out for a handsome
morning german on Wednesday hand
some card party on Tuesday, a bowling
party on Monday. and entertainments
more numerous than seems possible TO
forecast There are 100 people here at
present writing. and engagements enough
to reach $50 within a few days. Beaux are
coming In from every direction. and the
indications are for thu most brilliant Au-
gust witnessed here for seven years.
Mrs Henry b. Lockwood, OF New York,
Is delightfully."- remembered by many old
friends, having been a great belle here
a few seasons past. She gave most
agreeable bowling party on Friday morn
ing, which included a number OF young
people, as well as the young married
couples.
Mrs. Corner, Of Savannah, entertained
at seven-hand euchre on Wednesday
morning Mrs Rauers, Mrs. Head, Mrs
Dale, Mrs. Torrence. Mrs. Dobbins, and
Mrs. Dgrant. A handsome silver hat
brush and q Venetian vase were won as
prizes by Mrs. Terrence and Mrs. Dale.
Mrs. Rauers took the unique booby-a
bottle Of shoe-polish, tied with ribbon,
and bearing the inscription, Those who
cannot shine at the top may shine at the
bottom"
BOUQUETS AND CANDY.
Mrs. Lancaster Williams gave a beauti-
fully-appointed bowling party on Thurs
day morning in honor Of Miss Louise Mad
den, of Nashville, Tenn. The first prize,
a dainty empire fan, was won by Miss
Alice Moore; second lady's, a silver tea
strainer, by Miss Annie Mcclure; first
gentemans, a handsome pipe, Mr. r. S.
McGrann; second gentleman's a silver
knife, by Mr.. Thorn.
Miss Camm presented for Mr. Williams
bouquets OF pink and white roses to each
young Ia 1y and Huylers candy in pink
boxes
The players were Misses Madden. Boz
sher. Moore, Reinhart, Forbes. Mcclure,
Krumbhaa-, Hellewege, Mathews, Gay,
Jackson, Margaret Stokes. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Keyser Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ST.
monds, and Messrs. McGrann, Durant
Whaley, Gray, Peters, Thorn Stephenson, !
Sinclair, Burke, Briggs, Williams, and
DIR. Fielding Taylor of New York The |
chaperons were Mrs Madden, Mrs |
Crump, Mrs. Keyser, and Mrs. Camm.
one Of the largest parties here and one !
that seems thoroughly to enjoy life at |
White Sulphur are Mrs. j. Cans and her |
children, Miss Nina and Masters Walter |
Edward and Horace, Mrs. L. L. Straus, |
Miss Hazel and Masters Philip and Maui !
rice, Mr.. and Mrs. l. I. Straus. and Master |
Gordon, Mrs. ]. Stern and family, OF west |
Grace street. Richmond, Va, and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Edward Whit!ock and son Edgar /
and daughter Helen. They ride and drive |
and play cards, and the young people es
pecially enjoy the dancing in the evening. |
A driving party to Miss Gertrude Camm |
on Thursday afternoon was enjoyed by /
Misses Camm. Forbes. and Reinhart and |
Messrs. McGrann. Spillman, and Sinclair.
The concert on Sunday evening was |
given In the ballroom, and after the in
strumental music Miss Booker charmed !
the audience by her lovely voice.
Mr.. Louis Ginter Young is improving
every hour. His family are most appre-
ciative Of the unwearying medical atten-
ton and care he has received under the
able direction Of Dr. Stuart Mcclure.
Or. Hoge will be at his home on Sun
day morning, and it is hoped will con-
tinue convalescent. The two invalids have
been the centre of interest to so many
friends that we shall miss the expressions /
Of solicitude and the universal inquiry
after the comfort and improvement of
DR.. Hoge.
A very handsome representation from
Charleston, s. c., includes Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haywood, recently married, and
Miss Lille Haywood, "divinely tall and
most divnely fair"
Mrs. John Reid, of Lexington, KY, has
an attractive party, Miss Bassett and
the Misses Warheld.
Mrs. John Enders, of Richmond Va,
has many friends to welcome her.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hunter Dulany, Mr..
John T. Dulany. and Misses Rebecca
Dulany and Eva Dulany, are distinguish
ID guests from Upperville, Va.
Mrs. Sallie Branch McAdams, Miss
Louise, and Mr.. Thomas y. McAdams
md Mr.. James Branch Cabell form
popular party from Richmond.
Mrs. William Matthews, Miss Matthews.
ana MISS Gay have Joined the many
charming people from New Orleans. La.
Mrs. Thomas II. Kenneth and Misses
tdlth and Mamie Kennett from East
lille, Va, are among late arrivals.
Miss Gertrude Howard, OF Lynchburg,
Va, Is the guest of Miss Scoville.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Rutherford is spending
us vacation with his family.
MI and Mrs. j. Southgate Lennon, and
heir charming daughters, Misses Isabella
nd Mary Lennon, of Milbourne Va
nd Mrs. Robert Neville, OF Pelham. Va.
vii be joined by their father, Colonel
Richard Dulany in few days.
Mr.. Albert Richie, OF Baltimore, Is a
opular beau, and will be joined soon by
udge and Mrs. Richie, from the Hot
prings. |
General John McCausland, OF Confede {
ate fame, and his niece are popular
uests from West Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Petit and their {
haTming daughters ora oddoa a. -. ! =