The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE COLD SULPHUR.
\ Country supper Added 20 the Nov
elites Of the Weck.

COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. Sept g.
! Special-Ihe week 40 the Cold sulphur
| has been one OF great diversity. and
] typical for all that makes life worth live
| ing; the first touch of autumn is i'm the
| air, suggestive Of harvest homes" and
! long drives and walks over mountain
/ roads fringed with the scarlet and gold
/ of the flowers that come with the dying
summer.
one OF the most enjoyable events of
| the season was country supper mt "a
| farm house a. Bells Valley. The after
noon was perfect: the horses took the
miles with long strides. and at six the
carriages drove mp before spacious
lawn, dotted with oaks shading from
curious eyes the comfortable home nes-
tied I'm It's green depths. The charm of
novelty. together with a spread such
as the hOspitaDie housewife alone knows
how TO serve. combining daiutiucss with
generous profusion. filed each with
contagious good humor. which awoke
the echoes I'm thesoId house, and filled fits
quiet hooks with the murmur of happy
voices and merry laughter.
After having done justice 20 the sup
per. and fingered until twilight about
the hospltabie roof. an reluctantly start
ga for home. The evening was an that
away an trace OF heat. and q fun soft
moonlight crowned the rising night.
A progressive euChre party was par
ucipated I'm boy almost an OF the guests
on Monday night The ladies' first prize
handsome vinaigrette. was awarded
Mrs. j. w. Garr&t of ST. Louis. Mr. o.
D. CardOzo. of Richmond with his usual
good fortune, carried OFF the gentleman
first prize, dainty scarf pin, set with
one of the most delightful events Of
the season was o. card party given ON
the lawn by Mrs. Berry OF Baltimore.
and Mrs. Churchill Young. of Richmond.
Va, both popular leaders Of society i'm
their respective homes. Tables were
arranged for whist and euchre under the
green canopy of ancient oaks and the
gay dresses of the ladies' reminded one of
wandering rainbow, or a garland OF
flowers, varied and beautiful
Refreshments dainily and elegantly
served, formed q pleasing break in the
game after which playing was resumed
until twilight FELL and the soft strains
of the band in the distance reminded one
of the coming of the summer night.
The guests of the afternoon were as
follows: Mrs Thompson Miss Hunt
Mrs rutherford. Mrs. Doyle. Alr VIM
Writ Henry Jr., Miss Evelyn Gordon
Miss Julia Morton. Miss Helen Kemper
Mrs. Garrett, Mrs Ham. Mr. Brady
and Mr.. Cardozo. Mr. Churchill Young.
lay-rides continue % De the fayorite
amusement of the children Among
rlose who have entertained their little
friends are Master Robert Montague Miss
Caroline Garrett Master Richard saun-
ders. and Miss Rhoda Davis
Among the guests 1 notice the name Of
Dr. Walsh, Of Washington. j.. c.. whose
fame as a physician is widely known.
The guests of The week are Miss Ethel
Kemper Waynesboro. Va: Mr. and Mrs
Pliny Fishhurne. Waynesboro; IT. G..
Lambert. Memphis. Il. q. Mitchell r.
j. Patterson. Brownsburg. Va. James !
Il. Gordon and wife. Richmond. Charles
II. Talbot klchmond Col. and Mrs A.
5 Buford. Miss Buford. Richmond: II
Pierce, Huntington. w. Va: Mr. and Mrs |
H. b. Dancy and son. Norfolk: Randolph /
Peyton, r. Pollard Cardodo r. Whttctt
T. b. lsaacs. Richmond. Va. j. Mason
Miller. Staunton; Mrs. Campbell Groner
Norfolk. =. X. COynor Naynesboro Va
DR. Ralph Walsh Washington. Mrs q [
=. Doyle. Richmond Va: Mrs. c.. IT,
Davis. jr, Norfolk. Va: b. A. HamIln /
Atlanta, Ga; Mrs T.. II. Wells Man !
chester Va; Mr.. and Mrs Perdue Mr.
and Mrs. Illghman, Miss Tnrhman. /
Norfolk, Va. j. l. Buress Atlanta. Ca. /
Miss Grace kemper Fishersville: J. O. |
Thompson. Chattanooga Tenn. Mis- |
Ann Mason lee. Richmond: DR.. Geo 1
Ben Johnston. Richmond: Or d. b. Kerr
Z. Navy; W II. Casilebrach, Peters
burg Va