The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

with Judge Roger A. Pryor, led this pro-
cession, followed by al the chapeFolies,
and the forty-fve couples who were 10
dance With the band OF sixteen pieces
stationed at the great doors which sepa-
rate the parlor and dining-roc.n, those
taking part formed in line and marched
and drilled, keeping perfect time and max
ing q dazzling scene which VIII Ions De
remembered by all present.
After q march OF perhaps fifteen min
utes the procession headed fo- the ball
room, where they received enthusiastic
cheers from the crowd there 20 look on.
The figures were novel and beautifully
led by Mr. Paine, who justly deserved the
congratulate he received on all sides Tor
the graceful manner III which he guided
such a great number OF couples. Inc
dresses and jewels worn by the girls on
this occasion were, Ike the flowers they
carried, simply superb in many instances,
and We: it is refreshing to SEQ how SIM
plicity in dress here goes hand-in-hand
with ultra-smartness. Those taking part
II this german were:
Miss Lennon with Mr.. sam Venable,
Miss Lenane with Mr. Lenane, Miss
Thomas with Mir. Hovey, Miss Boomer
with Mr. Holt, Miss Elliott with Mr., Henry
I.orrick, Mrs Sarlls with Mr.. Sarlls, Miss
Collins with Mr.. Bloomer, Miss Mary
Anderson Reinhart with Mr.. Mason, Miss
Muse with Mr.. Rourke, Miss White with
Nh. Workman Miss Ruth Bush with Mr..
Sans, Miss Seaiey with Mr.. Lee Lorrick,
Miss Prime with Mr.. Theodore Ahrsns,
Miss Reinhart with Mr.. Adolf II. Ahrens,
Miss Margaret Sealey with Mr. Williams,
Miss Waggoner with Mr.. Frank, Mrs.
Middleton with DR.. Lee, Miss Carter with
Mr.. Herbert, Miss Kellogg with Mr..
Thomas, Miss Crawford with Mr.. NIaury,
Miss Stokes with Mr.. Elliott, Miss Cola
, han with NJ Wood, Miss Bush with Mr..
Elliott. Miss Goddard with MI Gaines,
Miss Phinizy with Mr., Nyckoff, Miss
Lamb with Mr.. Cunningham, Mrs. Sim
onds with Dr. Freeland Miss Dunbar with
Nj Cobb. Miss Morris with Mr.. Paine
Mrs. Mitchell with Alr. Middleton. Miss
| Bosher with Mr.. NcGrame. The stays
We're: MessrS. H CT. Moore, Alfred D.
Cushing. S. T. Caves, Arthur Glasgow
David O,Neil, John W. Scott George Sea
ley and Dan Peters.
The morning german, followed by q de-
lightful lawn party on Thursday, was
one of the prettiest germans of the sea-
son. As each person was presented with
d. long tin horn as soon as they were
seated at the numerous tables placed IN
der the trees, the sounds that pierced the
air had best be left to the Imagination. as
| no words could express the jolly babbIe
| and blowing of horns. Mr.. Wills, one of
| Richmond's finest photographers. is on
| hand after each german and takes fine
pictures Of each one.
Mr.. Alfred D. Gushing, of Boston. gave
| a del ghtful lawn party on Wednesday
night The music for TINS was furnished
by band Of colored walters with banjos
| v.oins, mandoiins and guitars. A great
cake walk and Virginia reel took
place after the refreshments were served
and when the party broke up a u O'Clock
oil .,lo
est entertainments that has been given.
Lack of space prevented a full account
last week Of the beautiful dinner ven by
Mr.. Glasgow, of London, England, for
nlerly of Richmond. VIZ. This was, per-
haps. the SWEETEST affair of the kind that
has been given. Mr.. Glasgow makes a
most delightful and genial host, and is
great favorite ut the White.
Miss Mary Johnston, the celebrated au-
thoress, is now at the White. where her
many admirers are urging her to stay for
the rest of the season.
Mrs. William Royal of Richmond. a S
fascinating and lovely as when she was
Miss Page Aylett, is meeting OLD friends
and making new ones at the White Sui
phur.
The Misses Sealey, of Galveston, Tex.
are both charming md attractive girls.
Miss Margaret Sealey gives much pleasure
by her beautiful voice, which is one of
the finest that has been here for some
time.
Among the late arrivals are Mrs. James
D. Patton and family, Mr. Leigh Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Anderson. Charles
r. Stringfellow. Mrs. Frank w. Christian.
all OF Richmond: Mr. and Mrs. I,ondes, of
Charleston, S. c.; Miss Goddard, of st.
Louis: Mr., Mrs. and Miss Kellogg, OF
Wa shington: Miss Bloomer, of Cincinnati.
and many others.