The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Lewis and Miss Behan. Dainty sally
| cards tied with red and green ribbons
were presented each guest and delicious
! champagne cup was served during the
games. The prizes were unusually hand
! some. The first prize prizes. a cut-glass
! Vinaigrette with gold top, studded with
amethyst. and beautiful silver match
! bON, fell 20 Mrs Mackay, OF St LOUIS
/ and Mr.. Sans, Of Norfolk, while the Sec
ond, dainty neck ribbon. with exquisite
! gold clasp and gold stick-Din. were
J carrier on by Mrs Whitchurst. of Nor
| folk, and DR.. Richter. Of Sweet Springs
, Miss Scott, a charming representative
| OF Washington society, was "consoed'
! with a beautiful souvenir I'm the shape
! OF y pack Of cards, whose leather case
| bore stamped upon 1t q big fine view
| Of the springs
Bowling has been more popular than
ever during this week. and the bowling
alley has been the gay scene OF several
OF the most charming ana most sue
cessful entertainments OF the season.
Prominent among them was the beauti-
mi farewell entertainment given by Mr..
Charles Stone Of washington. who has
contributed in q large degree 10 the
pleasures OF the place. and whose de-
parture the following day called forth
He was accompanied by HIS charming
mother. Mrs Brlut0n stone who also ara
much IN her own gracious manner 60 add
TO the pleasures of others and gained
for herself a host OF friends during her
stay AT The Old Sweet Mrs stone Is c0n-
sidered ono OF the brightest and
clevcrest. as well as most ch0ming Of
the guests who have been here THIS sum-
mer and her departure was source Of
universal regret. Alr. stones guests were
Mesdames carhaugh, Pettus. stone. BUR-
Mackay. B0usch Whitehurst Misses
Chamberlain Patterson hurry scott
Osborne Shields. Mayo and Nesers.
Mackay Cuthbert, Robinson. Talley, AZ
dige. and Dr. Jones The prize % boauu-
ful silver court-piaster holder. was won
by Miss Osborne Of louisville.
on Saturday morning n large bowling
party was given DE- Mrs Behan. 1us.
Jones and Mrs Robinson. The Gr-t
prize. pretty silver triukct was carried
of by General Rehan, while The "booay'
was won though NOT carried OFF, Ct was
an immense head of cabbage by Colonel
Marshall of Portsmouth who bore his
sad discontinue amid pcals 0f laughter.
On Saturday afternoon Air. Cuthhert
of Petersburg. was the host at "a charm
Ing bowling party ln honor Of Miss Os-
borne. The FIRST prize. 70 silver bangle
was won hy Ares Louise Allan Mayo
while the second q beautiful silver Slide
fell 90 Miss Osborne
Mr.. Sans. Of Norfolk also entertained
large number of his friends at one -
the most charming bowling parties Of thc
season ON Saturday morning A dainty
collation. OF sandwiches. lemonade and
bonbons. was served after tho game
Miss Goddard of st. Louis. was the for
tunate winner OF the first prize, "a boauti-
fui goid-,0rpod vinaigrette. while Dr
Jones was rewarded for HIS remarkably
good score with a handsome silver match |
Lov.
on Thursday morning the bowling alley
was again 70 scene OF gaycty when Cen
cral Dehan. Dr. Jones Mr Aldige end
Mr. Mead Robinson were the hosts. and |
entertained about twenty guests on a /
very exciting game. This time Mrs Tai I
ley and Miss New were the lucky ones.
and received O. beautiful pair OF chata-
laine scissors and handsome silver /
bangle
One of tho largest "chiD-in" euch-e |
parties of the summer took place Non-
day evening in The parlors of the lall-
room building. THE pretty prizes were 4
won by Miss Nellie Tompkins. of Rich /
and Airs. Lewis Barley. OF Alexandra. {
while the consultations fell 90 Mrs. Beh1u ,
and Mr Petit Robinson. or Louisville /
Tuesday witnessed the beautiful german 7.
given hy Mr. White the proprietor of the /
springs which IS always eagerly looked /
forward to each summer. To was the 1
largest and probably the 1andsomest eer-
man of The entire season and was proc .
nouuced by all "a Tremendous success. B
Dancing began about o O'Clock ard just 4
before midnight delightful collation. with /
champagne punch was served The ger {
man was beautifully Jed hy Mr.. Thomas, !
Of Richmond who conducted The long lna /
OF couples through the May figures of tho /
dance with the utmost ease and ski.
Those dancing were. Misses Tanner /
Rodman. Wrcnn Thaver Dodd Temp
kins. Mary and Iavalctte Lewis RUM
.old. Heth. Shields Houston, Mcpherson. /
Chamberlain Couch. Wilson Baker Pat
terson O'd B1yzin Goodwin. Norhce'.
Goddard. Mayo Doggett and Robinson.
and Mes7rs. Thomas Green Grier, Oily
son. Wlnn Keck and John White Rev
no'ds. Summerson. Percy and II. j.. Trot-
man. HOtchkss. Tailey Sans COLEMAN
and Petit Robinson. Goddard Thayer. I
Townsend Tunbul, cook. Gordon.
Tomukins. Dunn Maclny Nhaley and
Davenport. Al the close of the german
when the strains NJ Home Sweet Home
sounded TO warn the gay assembage that
The end has come hash.ight picture
of The ballroom was taken and one of the
most charming evenings ended that was
Eyer known ~ the old Sweet
In the mean time The very young folks
M the springs have not been neglected,
ma have had rivon them during the week
Two delightful hay-ridcs hv Mrs. Adiee
" New Orleans. ana Mrs Tanner. OF Iii n
noud when they enjoyed the glorious
noon as their bright faces and Kay
auchter testified Do The ION and TO tho
'ull.
on Wednesday Mrs Wrenn, OF Norfolk.
entertained them at a delightful Potato
Race lnt the climax OF their happiness
Vas reached when ST. White gave IN their
looor a morning german. 10 was ed by
title Walter White with an case and
.avior faire which would have done credit
90 am ola and experienced german lea er
,nd formed such 81 pretty sight that the
,poctators continually broke forth into
0ne. loud and enthusiastic applause
one of the most delightful events OF the
week from a musical point of view. was
DE concert given 600 The n1riors Of Che
rand hotel bv NIr Mackenzie Gordon. IL
(ew York assisted by Alr. lrCd D Jen-
Gins. Of Norfolk The room was hliei
.most 10 overlooking with a large ana
.nprcli9tive audience.
Mr. Gordon whose magnificent voice Is
90 well known % mood comment. never
ane 10 better advantage and was receiv-