The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
Grown Folks at White Sulphur
Indulge in Juvenile Sports.
ROMANCE OF CIGARETTE GIRL
lise of the Weed Won Her a Lover, ano
There Are Rumors Of an Engage
ment-Married Women Bear
OffPalrns Of Beauty.

the sporting WorIo Al t"e -
mar resorts. and the bellies and oeauA
r,,r-o,oS IN this hilarious sport recently
a, the White Sulphur Springs. 1heS
,,ons, he hard up for amusement me
siay-at-homes think. for they can mai
age to keep lively without reso!'hs 70
the ,nfantile style OF enteFtaltii'ie1' =.
Though a gossip over the Tea h !aeeS
this week told OF an ocean sosaee sn
took when certain dignhed boston a''u
Iryl,sh girls with {: New York editor.
,1avea ..I,uss In the Corner Suncay ana
..Ixon Scotch In the week. A return 10
childhood days is very refreshing. II 10.
ou,te as dignified as usual. ana cdiitio'
ho very harmful. In telling the la1e .Iiia
week the gossip remarked ina. "s+
che came home her chum ASKED hei iie
fo,Iowinc Sunday IN church VIVA. she
80 dniyy this time q week ago. She
,rcnt,oned OF course. the Puss IN the
Corner incident. While telling 1t the
r,inister took his text. "Rememher the
Sabbath Day to Keep IT Holy. ana sue
exclaimed. He must have heard nc out
4, was only another coincioent III iiAe
way.
A cir, cigarette smoker on one OF the
,,,tu,srd I ound steamers this season mas
h.d "a topch of romance. the 'ncioent oe
ire this. a girl smoking In her STATE
wow ~as -epr.rnaIded by the stewart
ana no she quit; but The haon WIS ~
.-a,~ ~, her that smoke she must ana
did Taking of her skirt ou' ha us
her boomers on, she put her heao' -"
her Tam Cshanter well down over hei
hair. out OF the port-hcle and smoteo '.'e
cigarette Wanting another. she "as us
,osYed 10 lid hat @ei.,.er by ".1SSiihS'
tv,,tine nor with coaIins could she get
nor head An After long Walk she
oaI,ad for help: q mans voice repneo'
..IJslo Young fellow; bsea smoking see-
1r were your motner Ia rounce you
u,,thtn an inch Of your life: I've g great
mind TO call her now. you confouhoea
little idiot" Jumping on the sofa Win
a few gentle turns and TWISTS. accom-
panied by emphatic words. the heao was
finally coa1eG In The owner sprang
dou,n nulled her coat around her and
thanked hor prsserver. Great scott
said tho man. and woman" for his
idiot OF a boy proved to be the pretty
girl no had been dying to meet ever
rince they lot New York. Their en-
pagement is looked for by some of those
who sailed on the boat in the early fai!,
and others say 1t is only q filtration and
that he can have no respect for her. But
times are changed and who knows which
will happen.
The palm for beauty has been given
this year, according to the society maya
zines. to young married women. which,
If true. is somewhat disheartenng to
ber yet single sister. At Newport the
the married women carry the day, as at
Bar Earbor. while at the White sulphur
a New York widow carried off the palm
at first. but she has been carried off to
the city on important business. and has
given, for the time being, her younger
eister the chance.
At the hunt ball in Charlottesville the
married women last week were greatly in
Demand, as of course they should be.
The young girls will have to get mar
ried or learn some of their charms.
That they are taking the former adj
vice seems to be true, for there are
rumors Of five engagements of great in
rerest for this fall and winter. besides
those already publicly announced and
what the gossips are SO delighted about
is that all the future homes will be
here the happy husban ds-elect being all
of old Richmond families and their brides
from this City also.
"A great wedding this week was that
of Miss Katherine Drewry. the daughter
OF Captain William and Mrs. Blanche
Drewry, who was united Thursday morn
ing at the residence of Mrs. Marshall, TO
Mr.. Sterling Boisseau. of Charleston, S.
c., son of the late Judge James Bo.s-
seau. OF Dinwidde county.
The marriage was a great surprise, both
TO the friends and relatives OF the young
couple and even to the bride herself. who
two days ago had not set the date for
her wedding. though Mr.. Boisseau had
been many years in love with her.
The bride was gowned IN a handsome
travelling suit and carried bouquet ot
A m
ferns, and the impressive Episcopal SER
vice was read by Rev. Benjamin Den
MS, rector of the Meade Memorial Church,
Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boisseau left immediate
ly after the ceremony for the North
Mr.. J. Powell DrewTy, OF New York
formerly OF this city, is brother Of the
bride, who. up to a few months ago. with
her mother and sister, Miss Mamie Lee
Drewry, made their home IN tho sLhuI!,s
OF Manchester.
future home In Charleston, g. c. where
the groom. since his residence there, mas
made a number OF friends.
mr.. and Mrs. e. Randolph Williams
lsft for New York Monday, where they
stayed TIL Wednesday at Fifth-Avenue
Hotel, and then sailed on the White
Ssar Lane steamer celtic Tor Europe, to
be absent the Continent several
months.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club had
hmall gathering Monday at the residence
OF Miss Matte Harris. when the high
est score was obtained by Captain Harry
Webster and Mrs. Bland Smith.
Mrs. Smith will entertain the club to-
morrow night.
Miss Maria Blair, with Mrs. Charles
whitlock and the Misses Whitlock. are
gtiil IN Europe. though the remainder of
the party are homeward bound.
Mrs Lubbock. Mrs. Bette c. Morris
and Masters Claiborne and Leon Morris.
who have been visiting in Prince George
county. lef: las! week for the mountains,
10 spend the remainder OF the summer
Hon. J. L NJ. Curry. special envoy and
ambassador to Spain at the coronation
Of KING Alfonso, with Mrs Curry and
Miss Conaly-Coxe. reached New Yo'is