Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04


ioik, black satin; Mrs. Deal EN-
IT poria. Va. white mousseline de sol,
over cerise silk, lace trimming; Mrs. job
:. nHroert Claiborne. black more Mis-
Fayne. pink Dresden silk. and Miss Don
aid Claiborne.
-" A BOWLING PARTY.
MISS Marie r. Reid, OF Norfolk. Va
auded TO her popularity among all tn
III guests gathered here, when she gave
pcWllng party on Tuesday morning. Mis-
Helu named two gentlemen as captains
ana these captains had the pleasure O
waiting on all OF the ladies' The on.
whose side made the highest score re
celved a prize. The bowling alley her,
must nave witnessed many gay scene.
ana much fine playing, but II could
scarcely nave looked on at a more en-.
Joyapie game than that Of Tuesday morn.
ing. several or the players, too, made
quite high scores. The best playing nj
all was done by Miss Susie PAYNE. Of
Norfolk, who received the handsome irst
! prize. OF the two captarns-Dr. PrIddv
Oh heysyille, and DR.. Tompkins, Of Roa-
hokes Na.-Dr. Priddy was the uckier
ana Won the captains prize, a bottle of
violet perfume. The guests were Nfiea
Annie Colhoun. Miss McCue Miss .Janet
Digger, Miss Susie Payne, Miss Sue
Cfeary, Mrs. j. A. Claiborne. Mrs. John
A Lejune. Miss Lucie Watson. Miss
DAISY Roper, Mrs. F. W. Hagedorn. Mrs
Z. Smithwick, Miss Du Bignon. and Mrs
j. S. Newell.
THEN THEY ATE FOOD.
AFTER the game in the bowling allev
Mrs. j. 5. Newell Of Emporia. Va IN,
vited few of her friends TO a dam,
ntue luncheon in honor of her friend
MSS Janet Digger. of Emporia, Va. Miss
Dusser Is one Of the loyeliest girls who
mas visited the Springs this summer. and
curing her stay here won all hearts NV
her grace and sweetness. The charminS
company at the luncheon, which helped
70 make it one of the pIeasantest little
entertainments given here this season.
lneiuded Mrs. DR.. J. Herbert Claiborne,
MISS Lucie Watson, Miss Marie r Reid
Mrs. w. b. Deal, and Miss Janet Dug
ger.
MISS COLHOUN'S TEA.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Annie Col
noun, OF the Allegheny Springs gava a
Yea IN honor OF her guest. Miss McCue. of
Charlottesville. The dainty tea table was
set In the large rustic arbor, on the front |
slope OF the lawn. Just as the sun was
sinking groups of the guests, all in bright |
summer gowns. began gathering from all |
parts or the grounds TO the seats about
the arbor. The beautiful elms and NAPLES
Oh the Allegheny lawn, and rising above
mem 'he iohS stretch Of blue mountains,
ilaue an effective background to tea-table
tabeau.
Throughout the entertainment the hand
played softly "Cavalleria Rusticana." the
Angels Serenade," and other favorite
airs. Mrs. Z. j. Glenny, of New orleans
presided at the tea table, and Misses Kate
DuloIu' OF Richmond, and Lucie Watson.
VI petersburg, served the refreshments.
GUESTS OF THE OCCASION.
Among those present were Miss Annie
H. White, Of Lexington, Va Mrs. Robert
1ehlek, south Boston. Va; Miss Bette
w. Coleman, of New Orleans; Judge and
Mrs. II. G. Cam, Mississippi Mrs. ]. A
Omberg, Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. p. Smith
WICK Memphis, Tenn; Mr.. Cardozo
Richmond, Va; Mrs. r. T. Styll Peters
ourg' Va; Mrs. e. o. Zadek, Petersburg.
va; Miss Marie r. Reid, Norfolk. Va: :
MISS susie NJ Payne, Norfolk, Va; Mrs
W. r. Deal, Emporia, Va. Mrs John A.
LeJguhe' Portsmouth, Va; Mrs. r. I.
9tyA' petersburg, Va; Mrs. Creary and t
MISS Creary. OF Tuscaloosa. Fla: Dr +
rompkins, Roanoke, Va; Mrs. s Nj
Lloyd, Norfolk. Va. Miss Anne Du Big
ION, Savannah, Ga; Mr.. Blair, OF New
lrIeans; Mr. James Omberg, Jr.. Memoirs
.enn; Mr.. Bailey Fowler, Atlanta. Ga h
Hiss Tina Cleveland, Houston, Tex: Mrs n
' d. Frierson, Miss A. w. Frier- ,
on OF Lexington, Va. Mrs. Michael
IalVeston, Tex; Mr.. E. J. Glen q
y. New Orleans; Miss Irene Tyler. New "
.rieans; Mr.. and Mrs. Tyree, Lynchburg. Ia
"a. o. .
THREE POPULAR LADIES. &c
Ihree OF the most popular ladies at the d,
-lleghany-Mrs j. Herbert Claiborne. -,
Lrs. X. L. Styll, and Miss Lucie Watson -
ave bowling party on Thursday night
ne hostesses succeeded in making each nj
nd every one of their guests spend a b
ost delightful evening. 1--WE had as m
lily time as we fullows at the club" -
nd 1T was more fun than a box Of mon d.
eys' were some Of the EXPLANATIONS Sc
card among the guests. DR.. Tompkins. da
Roanoke, was one captain, and the
her Mr. A. Friend, Of Petersburg 1t ba
as Or. Tompkins's side which won. and =
cordingly, he was awarded the captains IN
ize' years subscription to the cosmo- or
ltan The first lady's prize was won by WI
ISIS Annie X. White, of Lexington. The ne
lie was beautiful pair of silver EN- 80
oidery scissors. i0'
'lr. Friend was given a respondent ban
ct OF paper flowers. Mrs John A. Lee 1t
Inc, 1t was considered, needed consola- an
m too, and she carried off toy wheel to
RI. THAT is something you can roll"
IS styll told her.
THE REFRESHMENTS NEXT.
after the game refreshments were ne'
we'd and much enjoyed. NV
he players were: Mrs. w. +. Deal, Mrs. in
Nj. Lloyd, Miss Marie K. Reid Miss res
ME Colhoun, Mrs. John A. Lejeune, tbe
SIS McCue, Miss Susie Payne, Mr.. w.
Harris, Charlestown. w. Va; Mr.. eve
lend, Or. Tompkins, and the three eac
'tesses-Miss Watson Mrs. Claiborne. VIII
/ Mrs. Styll. Mrs. Stylrs score equal ma
that of Miss White. .
luch regret was felt by the guests here 100
$ week at the leaving of Mr.. and Mrs. dln
W. Hagedorn. of Danville Va wal
Irs. Deal, of Emporia, Va, is one of we,
most popular guests still here Her 80
ne is always on the lists Of guests at .hi'
So 80 49, ~ 80 due
ofNilr Oi- rlANlsI' maj
mother who has contributed much to III
pleasure Of the Alleghanians is Miss "geI
erson, Of Lexington. Va. Miss Frier an
plays on the piano like a Madame dica
ana
ne Virginians arriving this week were: oS
ID. Robertson Dunlop and Mr.. ID. win
Hop. Jr., Of Petersburg, Va; Mr. w. 10 :,
Valentine Roanoke. Va; Mr.. A. Vii
md, Petersburg, Va; Mrs. S. NJ Lloyd. ,n~,
folk. Va; Miss Susie Payne, Norfolk, 90
Mr.. u. NJ. Saunders and family, OF e..
ham. Va; Or. C. j. Tompkins, Of Roa- e sney
2. Va; Mr.. E. II. Pierce, Miss Barnes. tSat
Johnson, and Miss Waterman OF en- ~