The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
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THE WARM |.
"a Bellamy Party the Climax
81 the Seasons Mcr-
3s l}Rgl5 s5lsf & Il $5s 55l5
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4 UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT j A
"a Handsome Bridge Whist
Party-Juvenile Dance and
1tnpronptu German.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,

Especial to The Times. Dispatch,
~ WARM SPRINGS, VA, August 27.--No
season at any summer resort passes with
5 out Its golf tournament, Its bowling con-
tests, Its fancy balls and tacky parties,
but what anus cnent can equal the gem
ulne Joy Of the ever comical Bellamy
Party7 II you be young and foolish.
fond Of noise and nonsense, frolic and
4 fun, Indifferent to tho discomforts OF dis
! gulse, to you Is given the oppo rtunlty
Of a Looking Backward" at o Bethany
Party.
Assistance you must have In making
your toilette. else you may be out OF
whack before your arrival In the ball
room. A masque OF muslin must conceal
your features. while the back OF your
/ head must be carefully i,,cd tnto55a
false face your garments must be ar
ranged after the opposite IA hlon OF wear
Ing them, and a bonnet worn hindpart be-
fore must be placed on your head.
d y ou will be skewcred with pins, and
q tied with strings. whose knots come IN
experience q sense OF suffo Ion under
your muslin nrasauc, but you must yield
sunfllnchingly to these discomforts.
Though your appearance is sadly against
you, your looking backwards counto-
nance grins gro tesquely or smiles s Weet-
4 ~ onsSthe world against the wa II
So II you be doting mother. proud Of
the beauty and grace OF your da ghter.
btr, F1yrt
4 her, no longer the glass of shton and.
the mould Of form, but cruelty metamoi-S
phosed. a face ] Ike q turn ip and a 4 cure.
i like d lobster, fear fully and wonderfully
made, whirling giddily Wit h AZ creature
q who mlgh as we'll be the Wild H man q
SBorneo for all you KIN w.
Such party was given 4 by NJ rs. y
3Ashby Blythe. OF Germantown, "a. Sntur--;t
y day. when into bathroom crowded TO
%oyerf1owing with the guests 4 the Warm.
and a large contingent from the Hot
marched tho Belamy bellies and B tseaux
h son, OF Baltimore, in lines Tor ~ eel
giving those looking forward an A oppor-
~ unlty to laugh 4 and grow fat over the
8ludicrous figures Of those looking back
ward The ones who End lged y In this
most delightful OF parties were Misses
Blythe, Deering, Wcrtt, Cobe. RenshaW.
Store. Gibson. Widmer y i Halle. crone.
Trlbue, Mono heur. Mrs. Geo. Gtbson, Mrs.
Roper. ' Mrs. b {; co. Ben y ohnston. Mrs.
Bayard NJ rs. Barrett, Mrs. NeWcomb.
Mrs. Felton, and Messrs. G. ellier.8E Da a. !.
Wis, Robinson, Robt. +. " ill!am ms. n ones;
ard, Campbell. = ones. Eea'comb, Otter.
Brlckenstein, Thomas, RAJ dolph ~
+ liams and Others. GSsSF E5 H
BRIDGE WHIST.
n Mrs Bayard. OF Germantown, Pa, and
Mrs. Widmer. of New 'ork, gave q very
handsome bril- go party on 1nursda in
I the green parlors, which were artisticallyS
81 decorated with festoons Of clematis q nj
banks Of mai en- hair fern. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. As ton Sta ka.s NJ
and Mrs ohm j acob Otter Col and
Mrs. afosher.l Baron and Baroness Mon
cfeur, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. CT BISON, Mr.. and
4 Mrs. r.. Saunders Jones, Mr.. and 4 a rs
Bayard. Mr. and Y Mrs w dmer. n issesi
Halle, Faile Read ,.55 Davis, r oper, a1u F.
phy.s Deering, DR.. and Mrs. Ba ldWin, d M
Workman, Dr. R ebert f. y ~ llliams. Mrs.
Blythe Claggett, r ton, Duncan, y a cques.i
4 h1r. and Mrs. r ale and Mrs. Crime
was won ny Mr.. G gorge Gibson, he sec
Rond falling to Mr.. ] ohm ] Jacob Ger Miss Miss
4 Halle capturing the third, y & handsome
! clock, and Mrs. Grimes coming In for the
fourth, dainty Venetian q lass va Sc. .s
&, Mrs. Fell OF. OF Macon, and Airs,8 . sh-
-
f&tained with heir usual 1grace and charm
i at euchre on Friday and Saturday IN no !,
or Of Mrs. w orthaH, Of Georgia Ss]ji.5
5 An improu1D til german 4 was @ da need
Friday evening with Mr.. Morgan r obin-I
son as leader. Among those present 2 were ere
Mr.. and Mrs. Iermann NeWcomp. MI and
blythe, Cobb, Deering, II " !dmer g bson.5
j stone. Rem shaw, None heur, yyerth and
A Messrg. Blythe, Davis, Campbell. Bay
ara, Renshaw, homas, Brl ckinstein,S PAU
Jones, Warner Jones and George Nld-
!. mer. Az r. sf3ss q, y
Il Il Bridge again came in h for recognition
u wednesday,. when Mrs. Duncan nteTtain-
"a twelve Of the best players here. MR..
and Mrs. Ashton Starke, Mr.. and MIS-,
Jones, Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. u Blythe. MIS-
FELTON,. Mrs. Claggett. Mrs. ssBayard,, Miss
Halle, Mr. Otter and Mr. Brckens Elm
JUVENILE DAN CE.
The younger element here haye rarely
x been allowed such full swing in the ball =
Z room as they had gas the guests OF Mas
ter King Stone at q fancy ba j on Mon
day night, Strange were the sights that
2felliupon my troubled vision that ming.
& lap and Russian greeted each other with
out bloodshed or bombrshell; colonial.
beauty fllrted openly with baker; the
queen Of hearts made no secret Of her
Saaffair3with a e Poor Young Man. = while
4 with my own eyes I observed Ia Quaker.
+ SIS dance joyopsly With a. young j q pam.
csc and a. famous Escud plus and learned
scion commended "a for the privilege Of
dancing with Red r tdlng Hood. Ladies
Of quality and gentlemen Of fashion.
French counters and colonial danes. Ro-5
n man singers and gypses, butcher baker
h and candlestick maker met on common
\ ground and without dlscrimlnati lon ex-
changed faYors8 which Master Stone had
Z produced most aboundantly for the ger
Il man which followed, Whistles, drums.
n tiny bows 30 q & orange ana blue were dis.
,tributed ny Mrs, Blythe ana Mrs. ccor''5
"A mick.s ,4S sS85 3i
Among those In costume were Miss
Mary Conrad, Alex Margaret ana
Louise Monche ur, Louise Jones' Constance
Arps King Stone. Saunders Jones, War
d ner Jones, Gladys Cobb, Hattie Blythe,