Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
THE WHITE.
Society Having II Delightful lime
Entertainments.

GvOrrcsuOudencc of the Dlspdlch)
GKrrNiKlrK WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. w. VA, August i1.-This week
the society girls at the White sulphur
are having "a delightful time at private
germans, grand cotillons, and all kihos
of fine parties. Miss kathryn Cox, OF
Louisville, Ky, had given to her ana her
cousin. Miss Bryan, a debut cotuoh.
These young ladies are fair, sweet glilS
ana very popular. Miss Proudht, Of Mem
uhis. Tenn. gave a "Greeubrier White
cotilon last night. and the color scneme
carried out ina green palms and white
a.ters proved "a very suggestive and oilsl-
nal thing. Thrty-eight couples danced.
The figures were led by Mr.. and Miss
Proudht. of Tennessee. Among the south
ern bellies I'm this cotillon / noticed MISS
Canery. of Louisiana; Miss Maddens, OF
Tennessee: Miss Thomas, of tennessee
Miss Wheat OF Kentucky; Miss Sanders
of Texas. Miss Martha Johnson, of Geor-
gia, and others.
The children had looking backward
party this week. which was quite anus
ing. IL was given I'm the big ballroom,
and was as funny as a false-face. In
deed tho girls wore bonncts over their
own pretty features, and false-faces ON
the backs of their heads, mus making
dancers ont of curious and Joliy-lookng'
Dutch-capped folks, who walked back
wards. The children who took part IN
this entertainment We're: Misses Violet
Clondcnnin. Jennie Head. Gladys Head
Marchita Elliot Elizabeth Elliot Nellie
Hamilton. Hussey and Nenable.
There are now many beauuful traps
seen here on the drives, the most attrac-
tive being those of Mr.. Clendennin, %
Baltimore. and Mrs. Hancock. of Rich
mond. Va. The Clendennins have a love
~ "break" which they drive, tandem.
CHILDREN'S PARTY.
Mrs. Archer Hartman, Of New York,
gave this week a children's party, which
was quite the most considerable affair Of
the kind so far Among the little ones
invited were Alice Scott. Mcclure Fam
stock. Richard Urquart, Mary Bhett
Mary Williams William Johnson, Ro-
bcrta Hamilton Of Petersburg, Charles
Campbell Fleming, Jr. Mary ADram,
charley Grimes Berwin, Edward Ca1ery,
charlotte Fahnstock Julian Gates, OF
Rouceyerte. W. Va; knight Harmon.
Colonel williams. Goodwin Rhett Caddy
Margaret. Dorothy Lady Fuller, Mary
Duke. Willie Duke. little Miss Cayce, ana
such numbers of bight-eyed ltte iadles
and gentlemen as TO be beyond the reach
of my pen.
Among the lovely bowling parties given
here was that Of Mrs. Jordan, Of Dan
VILE Miss Thomas. Of Richmond, took
the first prize. n fine bust model OF the
Phraxideas with the hand of the infant.
Recchus-a dainty trnkct souvenir OF
the CAV summer at the White. Anolher
prize was a silver pen-wiper' ana an
other one "A Wedgewood plfque-al eX-
quiste works of art.
one of the most original entertain
rneuts given this season, and one Oh the
very prettiest. was that called les ar
tistes." given by Mrs. Dula ana MIS-
Hicky. of Danville, Va, ana MIS- buCh-
ingham Smith, OF Jackson'll'' - "a,
,rbis was one Of the pretuest saIueh
narties ever held on the lawn.
rho cotilon given by Mrs. spencer
,,ra,,ia, Of Memphis. Tenn, was superb.
=, - called "The Greenbrier Nhite'
~ - color scheme Of green ana WINK
49,, iotroduced effectively About thilty-
60 co,,nIes danced, while goOdly num-
-, -, handsome DANES were present rs
'',-...,,.,,,ee and onlOOkers. Among the
49, ,rere Mrs Heddens, Mrs. ruler
~, nuke Mrs. Lowndes, Mrs. Head
NO. W-nittee. Mrs. Bruce, OF LeN'hs'"l
tys. Mrs. Bell and Mrs Ihoinss' Oh
4 or{e,,ille. The coullon was "au 10y "a
s.,se,ru Of Danwlle, Va, ana Miss
,,re,'Na, The hgures were beautiful ana
.,'t,,ai Mr. Boswell being an artist III
,ricl, one Of the pretuest hsures
~, for shown here was the pyramid hsafe'
comnosed of six circlug wheels moving
In opposite directions, In the centre c, oi
which was "a circle OF moving nass, ne
fast-march drill. to the music Oh Di@, H.
ELECTED cheers from the ohlooAeia. ~.
Boswell has lead several Eerhi""S "e'0