The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
An Almost BeWilderlng Pro.
grammelof Entertainment.
GAYETY SCALE GOING UP.
Tho Domino Ball One Of the Br'lIlan.
\ Features ola Season Of Novelty
and Pleasure Wound Up With
the Old Virginia Reel.
Special 10 Tho rimes. Dispatch,

GREENBR1ER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va, August l5.-Last
week 1t seemed scarcely possible to nc
compllsh more In n social way, and yet
this week has really been the red let
ter one this season, and entertainments
have followed each /! her in such rapid
succession that It 10 impossible to give
an adequate idea In one letter Of the no.
table functions, besides the AFFAIRS less
formal. but nov less enjoyable. Every
ono has been kept busy: all ages have
had their time" The trains are arriving
laden with guests. Entertainments are
being planned already for the next Two
weeks, and one wonders when the
A"height" OF the season viii be reached.
for unless all signs fall, next weeks So
cinl calendar will be even more crowded.
DOMINO, BALL.
The domino ball on Friday night wag
the great event OF tho season so far. The
plan for It was conceived by Mrs. Raw
Inns Loundes, OF Charleston, s. G., TO
whose mana cement and great tact the
success was entirely due. Mrs Loundes
having been one OF the acknowledged
gocial leaders here for six years. had no
sooner arrived than the young people DO
gan to count on her hearty cooperation IN
all their plans OF enjoyment, and the
bal masQue was the result OF their con-
fldcnce.
Mrs. Loundcs received tho guests, as
sisted by Mrs. Pryor. OF New York; Mrs.
Foster Thomas. OF Louisvllle: Mrs. Van
y Wyck, OF Brooklyn. The other chapers
ones were Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. McGraw,
OF st. Louis; Mrs. Pettet, OF LOUISVILLE;
Mrs Winder. OF Columbus, Ohio; Mrs'
Orrlck. Mrs Findlay. OF Baltimore; Mrs.
Bingham, OF New York: Mrs. Potts, OF
cincnnnti: Mrs. Iatten. OF Richmond
Mrs. Hntchins, OF Richmond Mrs. Fhin-
izy, OF Augusta; Mrs. Harris. OF Danvilc
Mrs. Paine. OF Atlanta; Mrs. Shepherd. OF
Orange, NJ j.: Mrs. Thomas, OF Smith
field: Mrs. Holt, OF Wakefield. Va: Mrs.
Z cowan, OF Knoxville: Mrs Chisholm, OF
Charleston: e Mrs. Owen. OF New YORK;
Mrs. Iacour. OF New Orleans; Mrs. Pat
ten. OF Philadelphia.
The Floor Committee. who were untir-
ing In their efforts to assist the ladies'
In every way. were Colonel Rawllns
Loundes. Mr.. Walter stllson Eutchins,
Mr.. John I. Middleton. Mr.. Thomas
Paine, Mr.. Garvn Thomas.
MUCH MERRIAlENT.
E There was good deal OF lnerrlment
caused by the mistakes made when the
ladies' In dominoes first appeared, The
men, OF course. being in evening dress ana
unmarked, ma troubles All FtHeIt o"'1 ~
even finding their partners. and their re-
lief was great when after a few dances
masks began to disappear. and MT. Paine
started tho cotillon, which he LED N MS
usual brilliant fashion.
After a seated supper every one Joined
IN an old-time Virginia reel, which was
the grand finale to one OF the most bril-
liant bnlIs ever given at the White.
The ball on Wednesday night. at which
all the young people attired themselves
In baby costumes, was one OF the most
novel and enjoyable events ever given
here. Mr. Thomas Brander was the
principal factor on this occasion and az
fordcd much amusement By appearing
as an Infant In low.neck slip OF muslin
with blue bows on his shoulders and a
blue sash. Miss Jones. Of Charlottes-
vile, and Miss Orrlck. OF Baltimore
wore Kate Greenaway costumes and at
tracted and received many compliments;
Miss Hattie White. Of Baltimore, also
looked exceedingly pretty as baby but
the hit OF the evening was when Miss
Findlay, OF Baltimore, attired as black
Nanny, rolled Mr.. Garvin Thomas
into the ball in a baby carriage
Mr.. Thomas as an infant wonder was a
treat success and not only looked but