The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
GLORIOUS FOURTH
AT WARM SPRINGS
A Beautiful and Unique Celebration
of the Day.
MAGNIFICENT DECORATIONS
The Season InanSurated With SUI
perb Patriotic Dinner in Honoro Of
the Guests-splendid Floral
Display.

WARM SPRINGS, VA, July Especial.
The gay season at the Warm opened
formally ON the glorious Fourth, when
Mrs John l.. Eubank gave with individual
grace what can only be termed un diner
&c luxe for IL is well known that wnen
Mrs Eubauk entertainS it is with d lavish
ness and thought Tor eacn guest, which
make the Success a foreSone conclusion
Each year she proclaims the indepen-
Gence of the Warm in an entertainment.
Rs unique as it is delightful. and We the
favored ones. They come-ihey see-they
ire conquered.
Promptly at half past seven o'clock the
doors of the spacious dinins-room were
thrown open
The day before this room presented a
picture charming in its simplicity, the light
green Of the walls contrasting with the
white columns and darker green OF the
venetian shades, and the spotess purify
of the long line Of tables, made an i'm
preston so inviting that Iappetit Went,
even at a glance
A BLAZE OF COLOR
- To-day a. perfect blaze OF color greeted
the guests. and the distinguished ones
made their entree to the inspiring strains
OF the Star Spangied Banner. there was
one voice 1n acknowledging the original
ity and genius of Mrs. Eubank and Mrs
Glover.
The walls were hung in red. white and
blue, with the stars and stripes driied by
an artist hand. and wreaths of tri-colored
bunting were suspended from column to
column: the American eagle spreading
his mighty arms over all In the centre OF
the room stood the piece de resistance
the Paul Jones Frigate Drake. being q
suil-rieged frigate in full sail. This was
not a painted ship upon a painted ocean,
hut a. bona-fide vessel. seven feet long,
couplete In every detail, from the top
mast pennant to the sixteen port-holes.
where the cannon were to be seen in bold
relief.
IT was a beautiful sight. with the Unit
ed States flag floating from the main
m.st and the Adniral's flag from the
m!zzen-mast Had it been other than such
a formal occasion, the men behind the
guns would have given three cheers Tor
Dr. Robert F. Williams. of Richmond.
Va. who SO successfully planned anu
made this work of art.
The beauty and handsome TALES OF the
ladies did full Justice to the occasion:
every one entered into the spirit of the
day. and all agreed that the man who
had no patriotism in his soul. was lit 1or
treason, strateEems and spoils-
A JEFFERSON. MENU.
--he artistic menu represented Thomas
Nenerson seated at his table. pen in hand.
sr,tine the greatest of all State papers.
On the inside ne found these lines:
Some haze meat and Gamma eat
And some would eat lhdL Vail ~
But we haze meat that we can eat
Sa let the Lord he thani,t.
And we did thank him for this is what
we had to eat
Inatoes.
Bunker Hill Pickle. Yorktown Pickle.
Nellie Gusts Speed Dansohs' teierS'
Olives. Radishes.
Boiled Carolina Sheepshead Fort Motto
sauce New Potatoes. Iced Cucumhers.
Baked Virginia Ham, a Ia General Nor
Roast Ribs of New York Beef. Disf,
Gravy.
Sauce or Jelly.
Roas, Rhode Island Turkey. Celery
Dressing.
Philadelphia Squads. with Green Peas.
Brunswick Stew. Virginia Style.
small Chicken Pies, la General Lafa-
American Fritters. Brandywine
potatoes a la General Marion. Green
Corn, Stuffed Green Peppers. Dreamed
Souashes. Buttered Beets. Carolina Rice
Rebecca Pickens Chicken Salad. To-
3nato and Lettuce Salad.
Valley Forge Punch
MaIlard Duck. Dreaded Sauce.
Janice Meredith Pudding, Hard or
Brandy Sauce
Maryland Pies. Nellie GUSTS Gnsrry
Tarts. ft14lkiXA
Madam Rutledse Fruit Cake
oslethorpe Cake. kings Mountain
Independence Cream. Mt Vernon Ice
Cream.
Peaches, Bananas. Plums. Watermelon.
American Cheese, Cream Crackers COZ
- LIBERTY Bells.
i~a-
Bells OF I176: the crack in the bell being
ia evidence, and the souvenirs for each
guest being Ratchet tied with red ribbon
and cacrries-tne handles filed with bon
hons.
Among the guests were: Senator John T.
Morgan, the Misses Morgan. Hon. John
Kasson Colonel and Mrs Daingertield
Parker ana Miss ]. r. Rassitur, of Wash
snrton: Mrs. George S. Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs c. l. NJ. Gibson, Misses Mary and
katherine TAYLOR, and Miss Iottie G.
Field, OF Bal:imore: Miss Lizzie Mrnford.
Major 1oowhaian Ellis a.su DIR. Robert F.
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w Wood. of
Richmond; Airs. Edward J. Moore. Miss
Nora Davis Mr.. Charles Belmont Davis.
Mrs.. r. W Tlton- Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. F.
Potter Miss Potter, OF Philadelphia: Mrs.
Thomas Evans and Mrs. Hatdercoopcr.
& NJ Germantown. Pa: AIRS. j. E. Wynne.
1S,ss sA,ics wynne and Mr.. g. T. Morton.
o. Cincinnati; 1drs. G. G. Taylor and Mrs.
8. A. yrre, os ST. Louis; Mr.. al Mrs.
ieas.sh Mae..eas ~ Chester. PA. Mrs. D.
4, K.ekerboc,rr s.d.s..: M-. End AIRS. A.
5ss sire. NJ =. g Ne, A. + $
& e. Gran. r.d Mrs. !rs P. r-s. chsca-#
IN. MRS. r. Il. sprague. Of New Orleans:
~ Mrs. j. g. aerTts. ps FseasTafk sburg..