The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Everyone in for Good Time at
Sweet Chalybeate.
SUFFERS AND DINNERS
pretty German Danced on Saturday
Evening Richmond Girls Hostesses
Of 4 Pretty Room Party
New Arrivals,
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SWEPT CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. Az
rust 16,-The zenith Of the season Is u
hand and every one is In for good time
many entertainments being given' mosll'
GARD parties and suppers. But no mat
Tar Of what nature. tho entertainment rs
there are to be found number ready &c
.n+er into It with, interest and zest. The
past week was, we'll filled with the m
Vulnerable small parties. except on Wed
ne.day evening, when the concert and
tahleaux were given.
rrrman was danced this evening.
Tho largest entertainment OF the season
WIS on Wednesday evening. when con
cert and tableau1 were given for ohar "'s'
and very good sum realized. ABOUT
three hundred persons enjoyed the masni-
t,cent singing OF Mrs. W. G. Galloway
of Cincinnati, especially iii her selections
OF .rviolets'. and "Borgotten." Also yio-
lin solos, rendered BY Mr.. Hahn IN
mastery style.
The rectationl by Prof. George Mcln-
tyre, OF Delaware, was loudly applauded.
being most amusing The tableauN were
beautiful, and great credit to Nrs. geo.
McCaulay, Of Jacksonville, ana MIS-.
Cushnlan. of St. Louis, who SO SUCCESSFUL
~ arranged and managed them. lhey
were mostly Gibson pictures, With few
others interspersed, making. programme
that was enjoyable from the first to
last.
DR.. N. 2. Stahl was master Of ceremo-
MES. and with touch Of wit and hu1nor
in announcing each number added great"
IL to the enjoyment OF all. Several ladies
arranged a very attractive booth on the
veranda, lighted by Japanese lanterns.
and there sold ices. which were served
by bevy Of charming young girls.
A supper was given Saturday evening
on tho porch at Mrs. w. g. Caldeway's
cottage, which was one Of the most de-
llghtfu affairs CT the week. The table
was beautifully arranged. with covers for
fourteen, and the light Of the lamps were
softened by colored shades. Those who
enjoyed the supper were: Mrs. w. G.
Galloway, Major and Mrs. John A. Lc-
feline, Mr.. and Mrs st. George Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham IIohson and Miss
O'Connor, of Richmond: Mrs. Chas. Web
ster, Miss Margaret Old and Miss Anne
Henry, Of Norfolk; Miss Welsh OF New
York; Mr.. Ferguson. of Richmond; Mr..
Anton Galloway, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Blair Burwell, OF Jacksonville.
entertained at flve-hand euchre on Mon
day morning. when two tables We're sur
rounded by the players. The prizes were
won by Mrs. William w. Old and Mrs.
Chester Scott, Of Norfolk The other
guests We're Miss Roy, of Wnshngton;
Mrs. Z. NJ. Sanderson and Mrs. Wilcox,
of Jacksonville; Mrs. Frank T. Clarke
and Miss Saic Holmes, of Jacksonville;
Mrs. DuBose. Of Charleston. s. c.; Mrs,
Holden. of Charleston w. Va.
DELIGHTFUL DRIVE.
a party Of eight went over to Nlahan's
on Saturday evening for supper. when
after a delightful drive across the noun
of fried chicken, waffles and all the good
things that home Is noted for Tho party
consisted Of Miss Armstead and Miss
Waters, OF Baltimore; Miss Stahl, of
Delaware; Messrs. Dcnmcad and Perine.
of Baltimore; Mcintyre, Of Delaware.
and Blackboard. Of Staunton.
Misses Annie and Rebecca Gordon, OF
Richmond. were hostesses of very de-
lfghtful room party on Friday evening
after the dancing was over. In honor of
Misses Mary Floyd and Rebecca Adams.
OF East, Orange, N. j., who left the fol-
lowing, DAY, light refreshments were
served and the guests were Miss Nina
Armstead OF baltimore; Miss ,Jefferds.
OF Charleston. w. Va: Miss Stahl OF
Delaware: Misses Margaret Old Eliza
beth Martin, Virginia starke and Annie
Henry, Of Norfolk Miss Nina Boykin.
OF Baltimore
Mr.. Hume Taylor Of Norfolk, was
given party on the lawn Wednesday
morning by Mr. George Mcintyre, when
the hour was spent on the hillside under
the trees playing games. taking pictures
and enjoying the cream and cake. Ills
little guests were Misses Katharine and
Emily Sue Butt, OF Portsmouth,: Lydia
Taylor. Alice Herbert Webster, Robert
and Elizabeth Baldwin, Of Norfolk;
Elizabeth DuBose. OF Charleston, S. CT,
also DR.. and Mrs. N. r, Stahl and Misses
Stahl. o! Delawnre Miss Nina Boykin
and Garner Denmead. of Baltimore and
Miss Helen Taylor. OF Norfolk.
Mrs. Charles Willis. of Richmond. en-
tertained at cards Tuesday evening,
when a game Of seven hand euchre was
played, Her guests We're Miss Roy, OF
Washington; Miss Sallie Cooke, OF Nor
folk: Miss OConnor. OF Richmond; Miss
willis OF Morristown, n. j.; Mrs. John
A. Lejeune, OF Portsmouth; Mr.. and Mrs.
st. George Anderson, OF Richmond; Miss
Anne Henry OF Norfolk.
NEW ARRIVALS.
The arrivals in the past week We're Mrs.