The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-02
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Eeinhardt The prizes were numerous and
very handsome, and were won by the fol-
lowing ladies': Mrs. Cunningham Mrs.
keinhardt, Mrs. Petit. Mrs. Rutherford
and Mrs Fouts. Refreshments were served
after the distribution of the prizes
and all who were present declared this
one of the pleasantest card parties Of the
season.
On Saturday, the 18th. very large and
handsome card party was given by Mrs.
Lowndes, of Charleston, S. c., in honor
of Mrs. Wylie Jones, OF Columbia, S. Z.
Mrs. Gholston, OF Atlanta, Ga, and Mrs.
Phinizy, of Augusta. Ca. Those who play
ed wers Mrs. Wylie Jones. Mrs. PhinizE,
Mrs Ghoiston, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Ruth
erford. Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs Potts, Mrs.
Middleton Mrs. Rein,,ardt, Miss Maury,
Miss Carter. Mrs. Petit, Mrs. Latimer,
Mrs. More3ead. Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Ham
ilton, Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Warren Elliott.
Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Andrew Slmonds.
Others present We're Miss Mildred Lee.
Mrs Borden Mrs. Butt and Mrs. Dunbar.
Mrs. Lowndes wore beautiful gown OF
white embroidered crepe and received her
guests in her cordial gracious manner
that characterizes her a perfect hostess.
There were three tables Of seven-handed
euchre and two very handsome prizes
were given at each table. At the first
table Mrs. Wvlie Jones carried Or the
first prize, large ana very laiidSoiitc
cut-giass bowl. inlaid with gold: Miss
Mary Carter won second. a cut-slass and
silver vinaigrette. At the second table,
Mrs. Rutherford won first, a handsome
leather writing-casa. with silver mount
ings. and at the third table. Mrs Petit
won first a brass letter rack while MRS.
Kellogg got second. Japanese gong. Mrs
Middleton and Mrs. Butt each received
prize for keeping score Sandwiches.
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the distribution OF the lovely prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Middleton, of Balti-
more, gave a delightful welsh Rare-plt
party on Saturday evening. August 2oth.
A table, beautifully decorated with roses
and fancy lamps was placed at one ehd
of the beautiful vine-coTered veranda: on
this were placed the two large chatlnS-
dishes presided over by Mr.. Alexander
Preston, of Baltimore, and Mr.. John u
Potts. of Richmond. Those present on
this pleasant occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
RawIins Lowndes. Miss Isabel T. Lennon
Miss Norris Misses Margaret and Ella
Lealv, Miss Carter, Miss Callahan. Mr. ana
Mrs. John D. Potts, Mr.. mitchell. MI
Fl. Gordon Moore. Mr.. W. Henry FHooeft-
son. Mr.. Alfred D. Gushing, Mr. ffes'o'i'
Mr. Lamb and Mr.. Hall.
On Monday evening, the Zith, driving
party was gotten up by the same party
who drove last week to the Old Sweet and
Sweet Chalybeate. Springs. After very
pleasant drive the party stopped at Noun
tain Home. the place of Mr.. Dickson near
the White Sulphur, for supper In TINS
were Mr. and Mrs. John Middleton. Miss
Isabel Lennon. Miss Callahan. Miss Car
ter. the Misses Lealy, Mr.. Alfred D. Cush-
ing. Mr.. H G. Moore. Mr.. w Henry Rob
ertson. Mr. Robert z. Lee, Jr., and Mrs
Laurence Lamb.
charming concert was given in the
parlor on Tuesday evening August 18th.
by Mr.. William Richards. of Norfolk. who
has a MAGNIFICENT bass voice. assisted by
Miss Ruth Bush. of Mobile. Ala. Miss
Bush has beautifully cultivate ted, rich
soprano voice and both she and Mr.. Rich
ards have given much pleasure to the
mueic-lovers OF the White this season.
The many friends of Mr.. Andrew ST.
monds are delighted to him out again
after an illness o. several days.
The many friends Of Miss -A1ane Stokes
regret that she has left the White.
A very attractive girl ar'on" the late ar
rivals is Miss. Brown. OF washington. 9th
crs who have come 10 spard the rast OF
tho sea son here are B. p Cordazo. w c.
Reed OF Richmond: w. W Sharp and
| family. Mrs. ". A. Rrady Miss Brady,
| Miss Weeks. of New York. pohert p. Lee.
Ir, Fairfax county,. Va: :Tohn G. Tilney.
Orange n T.; William =. Washington.
New York: Miss Madden. Nashville. Tam:
Miss Humboldt. Miss WAGNER. T. F. Find
| 1av and family. all OF Baltimore, and many
| others