Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
THE YELLOW SULPHUR.
A Series Of Pleasant Entertainments.
Richmond Visitors, Etc.

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,
August 4.-The past week has brought
many charming visitors here. Rich
mond IS specially fortunate in having
as her representatives, two sisters-Airs.
Charles Page and Mrs. Riddick-Aliss
Blanche Redford. and Miss Alfriend, and
to-day Mrs. George y. jennings and Mss
Shafer arrived. The younger married set
has among it's numbers some of the most
agreeable and popular women here. Be
sides those named are Mrs. Robinson. Of
Jackson. Tenn: Mrs. Swanson, Mrs.
Moseley. and Mrs. Spencer, Of Danvillt;
Mrs. Monk. Of Mobile, Ala. Mrs DIngee
and Mrs. Ryland, Of Lynchburg; MIS-
Freeman. of Texas, and Mrs. GuSen-
heimer, Of Lynchburg.
Although many Of the visitors are here
Tor the first time, there is charming
contingent OF those whose faces are
familiar Among these are Mrs. Ear
heart and Mrs. Kilkenny, of New ~
leans; Mrs. Carter. of Danyille ana the
latest arrivals-Miss Stone and Miss SUIT
of New Orleans. Memphis docs itself
proud" In sending 10 represent that CITY
Mrs. Martin. Miss Eugenia Martin, ana
is a specially accomplished german lead
err and so marked has been his success
that he was given the compliment of
leading the last german or tho While
Sulpbur. which was attended by quite
party from here. And last. but not LEASE.
are the girls. here for the first time, AMI
charming in every way. Among them
Miss Burford. Of Dallas: Miss Redtord,
of Richmond; Miss letters, of Worshami
Miss Martin. OF Memphis; Miss Du Bois,
of New York: Miss stub. Of New orleans,
and Miss Mcintosh. OF Washington.
Wednesday evening the young hen
gave the young ladies a drive TO the
White Sulphur, TO attend the german.
Three hacks were loaded. and merry
party il was.
Thursday morning Mrs. Berry OF
Sherman. gave a delightful progressive
euchre party in honor OF her niece MIS-
Manelais. The prizes were beautiful.
The lady's prize was won by Miss Mar
tin. of Memphis; the second by Mrs. Mar
Tin. and the gentleman's prize by Mf.
Martin.
Thursday evening a most unique enter
tainment was given by the walters in the
ballroom, and took the form of a cake
walk.
Friday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
gave a bowling party, which 50 far was
The most elaborate Of the summer. Fifty
guests were present, and the prizes are
said Ia have been the handsomest ever
given here. Miss lines Holt carried off
the first lady's prize for the young ladies'
and Mrs. Freeman the prize for the mar
ried ladies'. The gentleman's prize fell
10 Mr.. Morgan Earheart, and the con-
ISOLATION prize to Mrs. Swanson and Mr..
Robinson.
The usual weekly german took place
this evening and is larger than any held
previous 20 this
The arrivals since last letter are Mrs.
J. T.. Swanson, Danvlle; Me. and Mrs.
w. ]. Payne, Richmond; Mrs. Wheeler
Winchester; +. +. Craven. New York;
Mrs. Merrick and Miss Stoddert, New
York; w. S. Scott, Chlhcotte; MS.
J. X. Moore, st. Louis; Mrs. George
u. Jennings, Miss Shafer, a. S. Hunt,
Mrs. Marselais and Miss Marsolais, Ne"
York; Mrs Moseley. Danville; Mrs JEFF
ress and Miss Jeffress. and Miss Dupuy,
Richmond Mrs. Prentiss and Miss Prem
tiss. Suffolk: Mrs. y. b. Dancy and FAM
ilv. Mrs. Pender and family, Norfolk;
Mrs. stone, and Miss SUIT, New Orleans;
Mrs. ]. f. Gilpin, J. W. jameson, Dan
vile: Mrs. w. q. Lee and family, Mrs.
Hailfanney and family, Mobile; y. K.
lanes and family, Danville.