The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
|. BLAND. MIR. u. PACE
Prominent Figures in the Labor Day Celebration

"a joyous one, and they made the echoes
ring again with song and laughter as
1.-The big wa CONS crealted merrill tS q long
through the summer night under he
|5silverySlght Of theSmoo ~, 3 n Il " s
Another brilliant german Gro wded the
ball room on Wednesday hight this
occasion the girls took advantage OF the
fact that this is leap y ind assumed
the privileges oftinYita tons. enga gements,
etc, that -usun i VI come within the pro-
ItvlnceaofS the stronger sex. Doubles II
was aBnovel exp erience for q #yolir s lad
to ask a. youn man to dance, a nd to re-
ceiye the reply Il lla Il he was enga ged.''s'
But tho girls did not seem to mind It
much, and TALL went merry as a mar
rage-bell, The tasteful ,decora tons, Il he
Handsome costumes. the lovely music, the
beautiful figures. formed q combina ton
OF beauty and mel cd W nd Il 3 ce l3t ha +
will long be- remelnb ered Mr.. Fllnk g
;ho,Iser and Miss Hunter led with their
usual skill. III n III ID sssss ss S y S ~
i q Miss Hunter was elegantly attired In
white lace over taffeta with diamonds.
Miss Watkins wore n handsome gown of
hand-embroidered white silk; diamonds.
Miss Hayes, white chiffon md diamonds
Miss Clarke, OF Norfolk, pink gauze nd
pearls. Miss Emily Waddi III was lovely IN,
pale blue mousseli line and pearls. Miss
SWaddill possesses rare charms OF person!
and OF manner. and Invariably wins a:
place In the hearts OF those around her.
Miss Marguerite Williams wa $ radiant,
her blonde beauty being displayed to great
advantage by her dainty costume OF blue
chiffon sf
sa CIILDRDN'SB PARTY. K
f On Thursday evening the children hay.
Ing caught the inspiration from their
elders. organic a. party and, chnperoned
by Mr., and Mrs. Bell. set out on q hay.
ride, 81 &
Is Under the guardianship Of this genial
gentleman and his charming wife. the
I little folks had the gayest of'gay times.
They stopped at Jim Spring, where they
8alighted and partook Of n delicious sup,
per, furnished by the ever thoughtful,
Mr.. Bell. Each child wa presented with
Ia boY of French CO ndy. They rode home
by moonlight, singing as hey came, and ID
loudly expressing their delight and salts
faction. The mothers received them with
omen arms, gathered their darlIngs N to-
their hearts and hurried them off to bed.
Vi The cobweb party on Friday a ternopiii
was another enjoyable occasion to the
Il tile folks. "a mammoth web Of many
colors was woven on the lawn between
tho Grand Hotel and the Brook House.
and for MI hour the youngsters contended
for the souvenirs and prizes by i,ntangling
the interviewer threads that formed the
web. The souvenirs were n ted states
flags; The first prize, large hog of
Katharine. Minor Of Richmond, After
spent in aging King william
Was, q, 1, Drop the Handkerchief, and
other games, the children were Invited
itoEthe rfreeshment ahle@ Set III. the sun
ynsis house. near thes Grand, ith{ the:
wsdom of youth, they extracted all the
possible out OF thes occasion,
and For n 4 day Or two the spider wei
part ~ was the fayorits theme Of cons,
versation among the Juvenile pavilion
iot our small community. Among the