Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
SWEET chALYsEATE.
DELIGHTFUL GERMANS, PHAN-
TOM BALLS AND TLIRTATIONS.
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Sweet Chalybeatc, Va. Aug. 25.--Gen-
orally the middle of August marks the
height of the season at summer re-
sorts at the Sweet Chalybcate this year
has proved an exception to the rule.
end each week has been filed with So
cial events OF various kinds. Quite the
prettiest german OF the season was
given Tuesday evening. Maioen-hair
fern formed the principal decoration
with large punches of carnations here
and there. Dainty prize figures and the
lucky ones were the Misses Heath, Boy
kin and Old; Messrs. Richter and Dey.
Among the dancers were the Misses
Heath, Chamberlain. Allyn. Cooke
Taylor. kim, Carter, Marshall. Hume
Ferebee. Old. billiard Old. Boylin,
Exall; Messrs. Shelton. Old. Dobe
Cooke. Reynolds Hume, Supplec
O'Brien. Dey. Pesram Denmcad. Dunn
Short. Carney. Trotman and Richter.
Chaperones were Mesdames Cooke.
O'Brlen. Taylor. Boykin. Dobie. Web
stcr and Walton.
The phantom bail Monday night
was distinct success and hugely en-
jcyed by all the dancers. Many were
the filrtations carried on under the
masks, but great was the disappoint-
ment when time arrived for unma skiing.
Misses Mabel Allyn and Margaret
Old entertained their friends delightful
~ Saturday evening. The night was
glorious one, and pretty Japanese
lanterns added to the picturesquencss
of the scene. Those present We're the
Misses Fcrebec. Heath, Walton, Allyn.
Fercbee, Old. Chamberlain, Saunders.
billiard, Leigh, Cooke. Marshall. and
Messrs. Cooke Dobie, Reynolds. Hume,
Cooke. Pegram. Supplee, Shelton, Den
mead Dcy, Short. Mrs. Webster chap
eroncd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant gave their daugh-
ter Miss Ruth Grant a charming euchre
party Saturday evening. The sue
cessful players We're the Misses Shop
pard and Mr.. Simpson, while Miss Thai
heimer and Mr.. Hume carried off the
BOBBY prizes. After the game light
supper was served.
a delightful card party was given on
the lawn Friday morning by Miss Saun-
ders, of Newport News. Miss Saun-
ders' guests were the Misses Heath
Walton, Old, Fcrebce. Allyn, Simpson
Miss Boyiin won first prize, n paper
cutter and Miss Heath the second
prize n lovely cup and saucer. After
the game lunch was served under the
trees.
Mr.. Henry Cooke. of baltimore. gave
delightful dinner Wednesday to the
Misses Lewis. of Lynsidc. Those pres
ent were the Misses Heath, Ferebee
Old Thorn. Cooke and Denmcode.
Friday night an informal marshmal-
low roast was given by Miss Byers
Miss Byers' guests were Misses Mar
shall, O'Connor. EXall. Leigh. Taylor
kim, and Messrs. Shelton. Cooke Sup
plee. O'Brien. Chaperoned by Mosdames
Eakle and Catln.
Mrs. II. Is. Cooke gave delightful
seven hand euchre party Thursday
morning. The players were Mesdames
Taylor. Boykln, Dobie, Gwatkins and
Cooke and Leigh. Mrs. Cooke won the
prize. lovely pin.
Miss Landon Walton and Miss Kitty
Heath. of Norfolk. gave u delightful
bowling party Wednesday evening The
players We're: The Misses Old. Cham
berlian, billiard. Allyn. Saunders,
Leigh, Ferebce, Cooke. Ferebee, Old,
Allyn Pegram and the Medames Jen-
kins. Blanche and Scrivenor. Miss
Leigh won the first prize. n cut-Glass
cologne bottle. Miss Ferebee won the
second prize n silver stick pin, and
Mrs. Scrivenor won the BOBBY, a pig.
Signor Infante and wife. of the Chill
ian Legation left Friday morning for
Washington.