The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26

IS oOCIlA AND
A.1ClJhL.
Mrs. Cornelius Van. sT5i.t $ private the
atlical presentation OF thet.'Wild Rose
/ ata=NeWport this week is being eagerly
/ locked 1olNafd to. = he guests viii de-
scena from their carriages on arrival ana nc.
enter a covered driveway which VIII
have been Col. s,rted into Miaway- Inc
| interior is lined in rich red, While coioreo
electric lights are streccned the entire
| icrgtfl Over the soft, s.e.vetI SOD the
| people will walk while ali along this Mid
| W.. at frequent intervals are booths. GU
| rIusi:ies and various kinds OF ornaments.
| The theatre will he al one end OF the
| piazza of her handsome villa. an auclto-
| riur:l having been bu.--. Hansing tioHl
| the roof in the center will he a huge.
BASKET Of flowers. taking the place of a
| chandelier. and yet seeming as one. Tor
| among the flowers will be hundreds Of
| electric lights. while around the sides Of
the structure there Will be a border OF
vellcw light globes. Glded cotillon chairs
fill the theatre. Dancing and supper will
follow the performance.
| party was that at Competition, the
hospita BILE home in King William county
of Mr.. v. r. Campbell Among the
guests were: Mrs. W. E. Harris and
family. of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Ma
rius Campbell. of Mangohick; Misses
Alice Caldwell and Addie Harr1ss. or
Richmond: Miss Addie Taylor, OF Crewe:
Misses Emily and Matte Cooke. or En-
field: Miss Bernice Pollard. OF chestnut
,JaneT GODS.
of ..Arlington:" Misses Janey Mason ana
Rosa Campbell: Messrs. Edward G. Gar
lick, of North Carolina: Clarence Camp
bell and Robert Campbell of Summer
House," Sydney Slater, of Enfield; Curtis
Greene, of Norfolk; Cabe!l Randolph. or
New York; Caldwell Burwen. or Dea-l
ware; Bushrod Campbell.
The engagement is announced Of Mr..
Rcbert Bruce Bowe. of this city. to Miss
Caroline Gillespie Mines. the attractive
daughter of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Mil
mes. of Ashland. Miss Mines is exceed
iugly popular in the Richmond society cir
cles, and was quite favorite at the
Tuesday germans last season. her bru-
ne1tc beauty and piquant manner winning
her many good friends
Mr. Bowe is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
n W. Bowe, Of this city, and Is we'll
known, both in the business and social
circles.
A novel fete at the Warm Springs re-
Gently was that given to a few Of his
r:en friends by Dr.. Robert F. Williams
of this city.
The guests were invited to attend pool
party at 10 P. NJ. When they arrived the
bath house was brilliantly lighted and
decorated with beughs of laurel and oak.
DR.. Williams received his guests in the
tor RC hic al
dalntily set and filled with cigars. wine,
biscuits and apple toddy. ga
During the festivity, which. needless to
say. lasted until past midnight. the latest
stories were told and gossip was INDUCED
in.
Lovers Progressive Euchre" caused
much fun last week at the Old Sweet
Springs and all the noted characters Of
the day were present. from Punch and
Judy to Dick Swindler and Cyranse de
Bergerac, while. Of course, the call OF
Romeo. Romeo, wherefore art thou
Romeo!'' was heard during the evening.
A german. a dutch treat. bowling party
and a card party have passed away the
time, and the late Richmond arrivals.
who include Mr.. Thomas NJ. Gibson, DR..
Ennon Williams, are glad that they were
there, y
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One OF the most delightful house par
ties of the season is that. given by Mrs
H. c. Jones' OF Richmond. at her Get
tage at Virginia Beach. Among those
present are: Misses Jessie, N1yra and Katie
Jones. Lucy Neal, Virginia Allen and Miss
Crutchfeld of Richmond; Mr.. Wallace
Jeffries, Of Petersburg; DR.. Julian Rob
inson, of Danville: Mr.. John Garry, of
Richmond. and Mr.. James Hume. OF
Portsmouth.
Miss Pauline Powers reputa ton as
golfer had followed her this summer to
the Old Sweet Springs where her ex-
cellent record has been sustained. But
added to her laurels of crack golfer.
| is that Of an all-round sportswoman, she
| having captured honors several times in
the bowling alley.
Governor and Mrs. "A. j. Montague, who
| have been at the Jordan Springs for ten
| days. will be. the guests this week for
the Warrenton Horse Show Of Hon Eppa
Hunton, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion G. Tyler, Of West
Virginia, and Miss Tyler, who have been
the guests Of Colonel and Mrs. John s.
HARDWOOD. will leave to-day to attend the
Warrenton Horse Show.
Mr.. Sam Weinberg and Mrs. j. Levitt
We're among the Richmond guests at the,
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