The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
THE WARM SPRINGS.
\ Round Of Summer Pleasures for the
Guests


WARM SPRINGS. VA. July 29-Spe-
cia, Moonlight picnlcs, dinner PARTIES at
the Hot Springs car parties, moonlight
drives. and course suppers nave scarcely
left room this week for the regular ger
| man
Thursday afternoon Mrs Murphy gave a
| Up oppressive Driving Party 90 the Bath
Alum: on Friday evening MIS- Eubank
| gave Mrs. John Woodward. or Louisville
! "a moonlight drive through C0wardin's
Gap, followed by a course supper at the
Warm Springs and on Saturday evening
Mr.. j. G.. llager of Lancaster. Pa. gave
n dinner at the Hot Springs in honor OF
Miss Alice Wynne. Of Cincinnati
Monday evening moonlight picnic 20
Flag Rock. chaper0ned by Mrs. Horace
HAYES. of Richmond was given by the
younger members Of the society set The
party consisted OF Miss Waggaman. Miss
Williams. Miss Lay Miss Lindcnberger.
Miss Slinglun, Miss Yorhon Mrs HAYES
and Messrs Lehr. Williams. Barry and
Richard Buckley Spears and Halves.
4 brilliant card party was given on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Edward J.
Moore Of Germantown. 20 her sister
Miss Alice Wynno Of Cincinnati Miss
Wyune proves every day the falsty 0f the
cynical adage. "A woman 10 be attrac-
two to women must cease 10 Doe attrac-
tive 10 men, for the true and fearless
soul that looks ont Of her clear blue eyes
makes friends OF the admirers She wins
bv her unusual gifts OF mind and person.
Mrs George r. NJ Gibson won "a silver
Cupid tape measure; Mr Charles VII
Hams. pum.ce stone set in chased sill
yer. Mrs. Ross Perry, a gold orange spoon.
Miss Lottie Halle. an embossed silver
brush. Mr.. George Gauihcrt. silver
eraser and muuciiage brush. Mr Joseph
Widmer an oXidizod silver pen extractor.
Miss Norh0n. q silver stamp mOistcner.
Mrs Hughes, an engraved silver court
plaster case; Miss SliuciIN. nm amethyst
and silver hat-pin. and Mr. j. C. Hager.
Jra gold scarfp.n. and Mrs. Merphy
repousse silver embroidery scissors.
Those present were. Mrs. George r. "
Gibson, imported gown. very handsome,
with Roman Jewels. Mrs Moore. an ex-
quislte gown ~ point d'osprit over satin.
with pearl and diamond ornaments; Miss
Wynne. blue SILK and white lace, with
turqu0lses; Mrs. Horace Halves an orien-
tai gown OF black tissue richly emhro.d-
cred. beautiful: Miss Lay. pink mousse
line de sole: Miss SlngluN. white lace
and cerise; Mrs. Widmcr Paris muslin
and valonciennes lace. Mrs Middleton.
rOse-ColOred organde. black lace and
pearl ornaments. charming Mrs. Bayard.
very handsome imported gown of jetted
net: Mrs. lars Anderson. Russian pink
silk. white lace and diamonds; Miss Lot
tie Halle. with muslin and satin ribbons;
Mrs Hughes. white cashmere satin and
duchesse lace: Miss julia Waggaman,
pink organdie over silk. Mrs. Eubank
black silk and lace: Mrs. John j. otter.
embroidered black and white crenadine.
charming: Mrs. Slnelufr. black lace. Miss
VerhoM. pink organdie: Miss Ferguson.
very handsome embroidered white net
over white satin, with American Beauty
roses: Miss Margaret Summers. Paris
muslin and valenciennes lace: Mrs. Ross
Perry. white and black silk: Miss Blanche
Baker. black lace; Mrs. Carb0ugh. very
handsome blue brOcade with embroidered
corsage: Mrs. Vaughn. blue satin; Miss
Earnest. white organdie: Mrs. Cooke. sill
very gray silk: Mrs. Merphy. white or
candle with bow-knots Of black lace; Miss
Burgess. pink SILK: Miss Kate Halle. white
organdie; Miss Bayard. lowered or
candle.
Preparations have already begun for
Mira Eubanks annual ball, which VIII