The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
SUMNER DAYS
AT THE WARM
How the Guests Spend Their Hours
of Leisure.
ADJUSTMENTS Of ALL KINDS.
The Entertainments Given, Those who
Give Them, Their Costumes, and
the Attire OF the Guests
New Arrivals.
ADJUSTMENTS Of ALL KINDS.

WARM, SPRINGS. VA. August d
speclal-On Thursday evening Mrs.
Frank Grandy. OF Norfolk, gave a charn,-
Ing card party IN honor OF Mrs. George
T. NJ. Gibson. OF Baltimore. The occa-
sion was Mrs. Glbsons birthday. Mr..
Harry Shaw. Of New YORK. and Mr..
George T. NJ. Gibson. OF Baltimore. won
the prizes-handsome scarf pins. The re-
freshments Included a frosted birthday
cake and candles.
on Friday evening Mr.. {. Belmont
Davis, Of New York, gave a card party
TO Miss Thornton. Miss Burgess. Miss
Lay Miss Davis. and Mr. Cobb.
On Saturday there wero card parties
given By Mrs Bayard. OF Germantown.
to Mrs. Edgoworgh Bird, OF Baltimore.
and by Mrs. Homes OF New York, to
Mrs. Evans. OF Germantown.
Mrs. Evans has been giving a series OF
informal mornings az her cottage which
have afforded many Of us the pleasures
OF hearing Miss Precious Moore. OF Rich
| m0nd. recIte Miss Mo0re's repertoire IL
| large and varied IN character as we'll as
I'm number. ranging from grave 20 gay and
from German 10 negro dialect.
\ SOCIAL CENTRE.
Mrs. Lehr. OF Baltimore whose cot
tage Is one OF the social centres OF tho
Warm Springs. gave a delightful card
| party on Thursday evening. Among those
| present We're Mrs. Edgeworth Bird, Mrs.
| Tallaferro Mrs. Bayard. Mss McCan-
| dish. ard Miss Precious Moore. Mrs.
! Bayard Won the first prize, handsoms
silver shoe-hook. Mrs. Edseworth Bird
silver paper knife, and the score-keeper
a afu Of a Ia
mond deWdrops.
On Monday evening Mrs. George E.
! Hamilton. OF Washington. gave a course
| dinner Of fourteen covers 10 Mrs. Bur-
| gwyne. OF Pittsburg. The decorations were
| American Beauty roses and amaryllis.
| Those present were Mrs. Burgwyn. salmon
| brocade; Mrs. Stanley Gary. silver green
silk and diamonds. Mrs. Hamilton. rose
coiored silk and pearls; Mrs. Legare,
white silk and lace, Mrs. Lars Ander-
| son. yellow six. Mrs. Ross Perry, black
lace over white silk: and Mr.. George r.
| Hamilton. Mr.. Ross Perry. Mr. Robert
Thornton, Mr.. Short. Or. Clarke MCGUIRE.
! Or. Robert +. Williams, ana Mr. Charles
/ T.. Williams.
A delightful card party was given on
Tuesday in honor OF Mrs. Stanley Gary.
~ Baltimore. Mrs. Gary who Is one
size must beautiful anu farming NO-
on here, received In white silk and dia-
nds and won a silver mounted cut
sss vinaigrette, making the only TWEEN
hand score OF the evening. Mrs. James
4 award won a silver pencil. Mr. Thaw a
/ lver cigar opener. DR.. Mcclure a silver
/ ..sar cutter Mrs Widmer a silk en-
/ tro.dery bag, and Miss Precious Moore
! EARNING Dresden puff box. The score
! Keepers one OF whom was Mrs. George
I b.. Hamilton. received dainty silver pen
/ els and hat pins.
THE PLAYERS.
Those present were Mrs. Eubank, Mrs.
u diner, Mrs. Gary Mrs. Anderson. Mrs.
Middleton. Mrs. Perry, Mrs Wargaman.
1lrs Bayard Mrs. slinglun. Mrs Hughes.
Grandy. Mrs. Cooke Mrs. Vaughn,
.s Bird, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Nicholson.
.rs. Ta.laferro. Mrs. Lehr, Misses Nc
GIish. Mason. Brown. Lottie Halle.
.rsie Welsiser Burgess Thornton.
wn Halle. SlingluT, Williams. Moore.
.Jus Moore. McGra.h, Ferguson. Fry
Davis and Messrs. Cobb, Perry. VIII
.ua. Hamilton, Shaw. Van Wrinkle.
a~nton. Bayard, and Drs. Clarke Nc
re and r. T.. Williams.
Da Monday morning Mrs. Rebecca Hard.
lg Davis, Il Philadelphia. gave a shuttle
.lrI party 20 Mrs Stanley Gary. Miss
DNis. Miss Thornton. the Misses Brown.
4.s Grandy Mr.. Cobb. and Mr.. G. Bel
ont Davis The prizes. silver scissors.
r.re won by the Misses Brown, OF Lex
ng,on. Kentucky.
Mrs Stanley Cary entertained on Wed
esday morning. Her guests were Mrs.
Hamilton Mrs. Grandy Miss Davis, Miss
Thornton. the Misses Brown. and Mr.. e.
Belmont Davis. Mr.. George y. Hamn-
tom. and Mr.. Duane COBB. The prizes
ere unusually handsome aud were won
or Miss Thornton, a silver velvet brush,
Mrs. Grandy, slyermOunfed clt-c.ass vfn-
a greue. Mr. Duane Cobb, silver pen
kmlo. Mr.. DAVIS. gold scarlp.n
DRIVING AND RIDING.
Numbers OF driving and riding par
lies have also been given. Among others
Has the coaching party given ry Ittlo
Miss Mary Halves. Of Richmond 70 ner
Nanny" Martha Allison. Nanny
Uas nursed two generations OF Haweses
and is held In great affection and yeaera-
ton representing az she does The best
woe OF the Nllg MIA nurse. Elise and
Grace Atkinson. Della davenport, ana
Christine. Eugene ard Thomas r WaS-
gaman. with their respective nurses made
up The party who drove m In great
state IN "a coach and four
Among the prominent ''ri.9 "'h'n
from Richmond who are here Is Mrs.
Thomas Rutherford woman distin-
guisheI Tor her VII and grace as wei as
fo- exquisite taste IA dress.
Mrs. Blackburn Hughes. OF Charleston.
South Carolina. is one Or the brightest.
best informed women 40 the Warm
| Springs this season.
Mr. g. Belmont Davis. of New York.
formerly consul 60 Florence is here for
August. Mr. Davis very clever volume
| Of short stories. ION She B0rderiand." and
his "a Modern Cleopatra" In the August
Cosmopolitan. leave us with the impress
sion OF reserve force He has characters
gatlon atmosphere. and the rarer gift
OF seeing and making us see clements
which We had not hitherto considered IN
tie commonplace and often sordid soul
| that lie turns 90 US.
CHARMING Girl.
There IS a charming sen or young girs
| here this summer and conspicuous among
them for unselfshness. generous delight
I'm listening % the praises OF others. and
whole hearted enjoyment 81 an healthy.
innocent pleasure Is Mss Carol Bayard,
| Of Germantown. Philadelphia. The sweet
! est memories which many OF the younger
set viii carry from the Warm springs
This summer 7 am sure are those which
| cluster around "Fearn Cottage
The latest arrivals from Richmond are
| Mr.. Charles L. Williams. Jr. Mr.. John
W Atkinson. Jr.. and Mr.. John Ander-
son.
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