The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
IN A WH|RL At
The: Old 0 WHITE
Fun Fast and Furious and Dane
ing. Continuous ''.si. at This 4.
Popular Resort.
4 CONSOLATION %. ITO GERMAN 'IE:' !
The Social CalsndarFiss Now Full VI,
to Over Flow sa
ing.
GERMAN,
CONSOLATION !.
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500 z eai!5 IN 7'3Fsi'

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( GRBENBR1ER INVITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, y ", Ytl,, august u 2s. With
the last wetb,in August most ofttfe Vir-
glnia resorts Y expect more or less Of =.
shouse-cleaning. though sat the White.
FUN is still fast and furious, and though
the men, complain that on their tomb tomb
stones will be the epltaph done to. death
By dancing" y they swirl into tn" thlck q
things with the first befrilled maiden
that chances their way sb
The So called consolation german was
danced last Monday night, with Mr., Tom
Brander, dancing with, Miss Mordecai, Or
New Orleans leading. AS has been the
case throughout the season. the dance
was gay and spirited, the following pa:-
ticipating in the fun. Mrs. Lambci ;,act -
Louis, in white chiffon. deliberately em-
broidered; the Misses Mordccai. of New
Orleans, both attractively gowned Il IN
white and zabundantly supplied with part
ners and American beauties; MISS Sealy
j Of Galveston, In blue liberty silk; Mrs.
Sturgeon, Of st. Louis, white lace, with
American beauty roses I'M hair ana cor
sage: Miss Stokes. of Richmond, In plnN
net; Miss Richardson. one Of the bellies
OF the season. from Tacoma, Washing ton.
In blue organdy; Miss Dulany OF Vir-
Z ginla, in pink Chiffon made in princess
style, as are so many Of her gowns; Mrs.
4 Cunningham, In black net. with blue en-
brolderics, wearing dainty red shoes as
dominant note; Mrs Grant, Of atlanta,
white chiffon. with pink satin bands:
Mrs. Preston, OF Baltimore. blue dancing
gown; Miss Moorehead, black jettcd
gown, while all thee dancing men were
out In full force. 5sti. ~
Quito tho most distinguished visitor at
the White Sulphur this year Is the wife
OF Hon Roger a. Pryor, OF New York,
who bears with old-tlme grace the weisht
Of her seventy-five years, Mrs Pryors
remarkable literary talent has lowered
late In life, 1t being the fact that not
until three years ago did she commence
the work. "Reminiscences of Feace and
War;" which has been so widely and
favorably reviewed, new edition Is
shortly to he issued by the English
branch OF the Macmillnns.~ with additional
chapters and more numerous illustrations,
so That her popularity nsi IN authoress
is established She Is now tall finely
developed woman, stately In her flowing
black gowns, rather suggestive OF tho
1880 STYLES, and gracious and cordial In
hep greeting OF old and new acqualnt-
tnnces Mr. Pryor has recovered to a
great degree the elasticity Of carriage
and buoyancy of manner which have
Lheon such features In his successful ca
rcer, and lis n familiar figure at the social
events OF the year ~
Tho social calendar for the past week
has been n strenuous one. md IN addl-
lion 10 tho scheduled dances there have
been jnnumerable smaller functions, none
more charming than The breakfast Of
sunday morning, given by Miss Grey
Moorehead. The fnvors for. the women
guests were huge punches Of the old
fashioned but ever fragrant helotropc,
md made Il welcome departure from the
more conventional poslesy
Another enjoyable function was tho
9impromptu fete champetre, given by Mr..
and Mrs. Cunningham, of Augusta. on
tho lawn at the hotel. whittier all the
Younger sci were hidden Tor 10 p, N. Tho
moonlight was conspicuous by It's alb
scnce. bit candelabra and lanterns made
IN the deficiency. and pointed the way
ia bountfu collation. selyed III ono
OF tho picturesque bandrstands,
I Mrs, Lnwndcs, Of Chnrleslnn has been
ono OF the popular hostesses of the SEN
son y llers latest entertainments being "
card PARTY In the drawlng-room Of tho
jhotel. attended by about fifty ladies,
~ whichFthe prizes were costly and beal-
-tlful. ~
No pretter function has taken place acc
this season at Whl,!e su.n nle MIA a lar rne
sbail.rnom was crowded by parents and
ittt .,ast ~ friands when the grand march,