Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-16
RooksR,poE ALUM SPRINGS.
GARD PARTIES, GERMANS, PHAE-
TON RACES, ETC, ETC.
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Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va, Sept.
H.-The past week has been one of un-
usual gaiety. card parties. germans,
phaeton races. suppers. etc. On Friday
evening coaching party was COTTON up
by Miss Bette Clark, to go over to Lex
i ing to attend the first ball OF the sea
given by the caaes The purity in eonslss
Miss Lizzie freeman. Of Norfoik; Miss
nolia Peed, of Norfolk: Miss .Estelle
Courtney, OF Richmond, and Mr. c. Wad-
In their praise OF the delightful manner
in which they were treated by the pro-
lessons and the cadets.
A CARD PARTY.
SATURDAY. morinG Mrs: II. NJ Spades.
honor of Mrs; A. NJ. Cook, of Norfolk.
The The successful players We're Mrs. James
gold heart pin; Judge Edmund Waddill,
of Richmond. silver key ring. while
Mrs: a. c. Freeman. of Norfolk, carried
guests we're Mir. anu Mrs. 4. c. Free rec.
HAN ma m, Mrs Gordon AIilhado and Mrs.
Z. Fox, of indianapolis; Judge and Mrs.
Edmund Waddnl; OF Richmond; Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs Hal Worth. OF NORTH. Carolina.
Indianapolis; Mrs. Orlando Hinton. Of
Petersburg; Mrs. Keats, of Little Rock
ana Dr. VIM r. Jones, of Richmond.
olsN sL4> EbCt1Rc.
a delightful seven hand euchre party
was was given on Monday morning by Mrs.
Hal Worth, of North Carolina Mrs
Gordon Miihndo, OF Norfolk, won a vna-
srette and Mrs. James Keats u breast
pin.
Her guests included Mrs Jas. Keats
Mrs. A. NJ. Cook, Miss Julia Spades, Mrs
X. o. Stickney. Mrs. Gordon NIilhado
RrS H. q au IS n ns N Mrs Warden n Mis-
courtney, Miss Jennie Hughes and Miss
Mamie Doyle.
PHANTOM BALL.
A very jolly affair was enjoyed by tho
of phantom ball. Among the guests
We're We sao Mrs; stickney, Mrs Cook: Mrs.
Waddill Freeman, Doyle. Bowe and
GOLF IN FAVOR.
Golf continues to be enjoyed by num-
Der OF both the young and married set
Among tho daily enthusiastic golfers one
ENGLISH. Of Indianapolis. Mrs. English
Ing women who has been at the Alum
many beautiful duets. Mrs. Cloves hav-
ing an exquisite contralto and Mr..
| quartcttes were most gloriuosly render
ca. and more charming evenings en-
n rertain 1,1.,I has not been enjoyed so
Sunday evening last n most delightful
| musicale was enjoyed by the guests in
tho parlor of the Central Hotel Rarely
does one find more musical talent at a
resort than was gathered upon this occa-
| sion
Several beautiful selections were rem
| dered by Mrs. NJ. H. Spades, of Indian
apoiis who has an unusually fine soprano
voice.
ANOTHER EUCHRE PARTY
Another very delightful affair on We'd
The shape Of an animal drawing contest.
given by Miss Magnolia Peed of No
The prizes were won by Miss Betty
Clark. OF Lexington. and Mr.. Robertson.
of Washington.
A DELIGHTFUL SUPPER.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur thur G. Freeman, of Norfolk, gave an
Both Mr.. and Mrs Freeman are among
at the Alum this season and their parties
Those Invited wore Captain and Mrs
Wm; p. Mnsiish Judge and Mrs. e;
Mrs Hal Worth. Mrs. II. o. stickney,
Mrs. a. II. Fox. Mrs Spades, Mrs. 4. N.
Cook Mr.; and Mrs. Warden. Miss Bettio
Clark, Miss Lizzie Freeman, Miss Julia
Spades. Miss Rosa Briscoe Mr. c. Mil
hado and DR.: VIM. r. Jones.
tuesday night the Misses Waddln, of
Richmond, gave n most enjoyable Welsh
guests included Misses , Emma Bo "st.
1utit soI'tuSS, Lizzie freeman, liOSl ErlS-
coe, Magnolia Pccd and Jennie Hughes;
Messrs. Talley, Hughes Osborne. Rob
ertson NIilhado, Waddli, Graves; Drs.
Baptist and VIM. r. Jones
a CARD PARTY.
Tuesday morning Miss Rosa Briscoe. of
Baltimore, gave a card party in honor of
Mrs. a. c. Freeman, of Norfolk, who
made the best score and received hand
some pin for prize. Her guests in
cluded Mrs. A. p. Fox. Mrs T. Waddill.
Mrs. A. M Cook, Mrs. Spades. Mrs.
Mrs. Hinton and Mrs Keats.