The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

idiyans, curtains, nd n gs. that " Is 81 g
most beguillng retreat and. 81 OF course lrs9,S
the jeunnesse dore have not taken long
TO find 1t out, and this parti cular supper l
of Sunday night was one Of the most 1851
enjoyed OF tho series. 74'
gs "A number OF parties from the 98 Old t55
Sweet were mad 8 up to attend the noun
cation OF Senator Davis AT the " h ,i1as
Sulphur Springs many remaining over;
for the grand ball IN the evening & an:
account OF which you have BIZ your SPEC
lcial correspond ent. It was a. glorious
rally and time will only prove the tssu
SgaSSs s55iVALUABLE ADDITION. IA
g One of the greatest addit Ions to the;
society 81 the Old Sweet has been the
arriy TAI OF Mr.. and M RS. Garrett 3. Wall.
OF Richmond. who are among the great
5est favorites In Richmond's young mar
sried set. Mrs. Wall Is uisite refinement rnI
81 beauty reminding one Of II q perfect
miniature, and her taste and Sdaint iness IN
herr !. lovely tolettcs makes her a source
Of constant Joy II goes without saying
that Richmond women wherever hey.
are thrown are always the magnets that
draw, & and this sea sonS there are several
who though mourning prevents 81 lheni
IRON taking part mi the gay ifeSl and ba y
room Festivities are al ways to be found
In some quiet nook, the centre oI@a az.
Srnirng friends, who find It no hard if ship
to give up the gaities for such gooed
company. Among these are 4: nj Ge,sh
Page, Mrs Langstafr J hnston Mrs. " ar a.
rer,ton Wise. Miss Gabrielle Page, and
last. but not d least, Mrs. George w. Cum
ningham m, who never misses the oppor-
stupity& 10 do "a kindly act. OF onrtesy to
her intllhates, and Is ind eda always look
Ing out for the strange In need OF a
friend. s35 l5l
THE ARRIVALS
Among this week s arr va Is ia re: $83 leigrs
Page. OF Richmond \ Mrs. Gealow, Of Ala
bIma: Miss Gealow, Of Ala bama Miss
" III, OF New York; MISS Wheeler.of
hIabAna: Miss " ilcox. OF ~ ginia; ".
Young Thompson. OF Memphis, a enn. s.
a. C,ongdo on, of Newport n ews, al Miss
schultz. OF Hampton Mrs. 6. lE.,tf
Doyle OF Richmond; Niss Alice Doyle,
II r ich1nond Master II. H. Doyle, OF Rich
mono: : Miss Avis Grant, +. ~ Cabell d
lsLoulsville, KY; r. a.. Hall. ESQ Of
Crimson Springs; Miss smt e., OF lamp
ton; Mrs. ". Stephen Smith, Of Hampton;
Robert Douglas Roll o. CHI rle e.'' 2
George Nick. Balm, Of Norfolk; G. 3.
wan. Of Richmond, Miss Knight. Of
charlest On; Miss Stanton, OF G lesion;
Mss Richardson OF. Charleston Miss
Blanche Hasse 1T OF Wheeling; N. Stout
and wife. OF Chicago y Miss Ethel Huna-
| holt. az Baltimore; Miss Anne NVagner,
OF Baltimore; NJ. Edward Rumbolt OF
Baltimore: Miss Jane Wingo, Of Rich
samond /; Il. G. Buchanan, OF chmond; ].
III. &; Yost, sof Roanoke; & J. ssouthal, 81 q
Columbia, s. John u wis and wi e,
~ Woodstock; Miss shton ~ odnlan, q
Charleston; Miss Sadie p OF Char
lesion; & Miss Ruth Eskew, Of q arlestconi
Isaac Davenport, OF Richmond (; Malcolm
Bruce. OF Virginia; & NJ ISIS M cutchen. Of
Allegheny; Mrs. w, C,SSO gilYy. Of Gal
weston fiss AIaSbelle ogil WI.
lliams. Of Blacksburg H.lNV q
lSY.P. j, Blacksbnrg; s. Miller Gallaher,
of Charleston; Henry a. Payne. q. Char
lRleston; Mark Barker, of New York Pr "
sIsytton Ament. OF Cincinnati; z. AVIS.
az Charleston: & Miss Ella lktolig hn, q !
stanton: IS Miss Mary kiolelig I'm, q
4 stanton; Miss X thleen Dore. OF staun--
ION: Mr., and Mrs. j, ID Logan, OF y nlon;
Miss Il Logan OF Union, Miss LOOMS mis-
Logan, Of Salem; Miss Lucy w e tto N
Of Blaa,c,ksburg; ", strother Smith, OF
a.. s Navy; Mr. and NJ rs. George sto7 ',t
Of Lax q wood; a, 4, u Stock Of Charles
ton; George W, WIllla n1son, Miss Fo 'eIt