The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
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GRO cKETT STRINGS, VA. Aug. 26.-
Il .rbe music OF tho August tllc lifes ns.
70 full cresccndo In the voices Of insect,
bird. AMI stream. sugscstlYcly prophetic
Of the hush thnt prescntl$ must fDo",.
+ Now the full -gro~n, gDldcn-trcsscs sum
NOR gathers her flowci- embroidered.
emerald robe about her. casting q lingcr-
Ing, backward look ere she takes lie
hand OF iniany-htic1 September and passes
into the shudowy realm OF the fnigotlci,..
But high and bright still shines tneadaS-
star Of p.casuicaat c1iyenEt y, iAd 20
ftwIlI :silse for many weeks y CONC Is,
VI On "Wednesday night Arbitrary. party
H thronsod the ball room. and furnished
much enjoyment for tile numerous guests
( Each guest was to5tunird 20 i,.5reaeilt
The title Of the book and the i.to1t sue
EeBtivc costume was awarded tic pii ~!
The entertainment opened With tneS
grand march. led BY Mira. Wicis. as Mrs.
{ Wiggs of the Cabbhgc8Pnt ac.osn ra1.Md
BY her two lite daughters, Asin ard
Europenn. Among the most siri;iiig c,'S. 4
tunes were those q Mr.. +; Tll9ma4s,. s, a., as
The Masqsi; s a oFeiaer the pa ln
yis I'i Nj. Fa,st ~ s5lilers y Fortune;
Miss Louise Reid Tic Light Of Asia
Miss Ioiasca,u audrey Mis- 1Hla 1,,,ts.
istsr $ lha ns,s Ihe 1 light
Failed The ladies riri1ni ha ...,,
bos q Jin isei candy. ~ air Faust.
Thursdny 4sssts the pctas!on of5tiia MOST
delightful morning german, ~ the season;
as fresh ,,rd bright as morning ,lorics.t
< Mesdam.s GrGdeIs.nr Wilkinson were
tue elnpsronca The eHesllen IT. or enc.
tra dis,s5ssicd tSsis ON ,r., ms Il 9cf ile
i. music rendered II almost Impossible 10
4 Keep keep, ono + feet sin. INC, fitvors were
K dainty and unique, consisting nf Va,
out OF wood .s 4
breakfast, nj which nGeii ntliliF i,l;,' +.
vailed and Of .whicE, all the guests par
the avs Of the yuh-yahs. these two were
banishcd lis doUiters and traitors to the
s1nn and Wesh i9ra.d e hnna
carnival ~ fuli8and frollc that ircigned q /
within
Chalmers with Mr.. Baldwin,, Miss NORTH
with Mr. lIammond M u, dre 3s wl'h
Mis- s oMe.; MIth 'f y M2E Ds MIS-
M Wake s1r VII sa ' Mr. spsncar wi.h
Mr. Price; M:sS liarrs9n with Mr., Red
Tnylor.H Price. Spencer, mud Leeds. q,
I; Several churming girls from North
de sre'S ' House s"i party svsn bS Miss
Kathleen Thomas ut ISeechSog Cd :. ths
pretty summer cottage 81 tue Iho mas
family Among the many pleasures these
Young people have enjoyed was tne lawn
party Of Monday nIaht. 81 The beautiful
grounds. lighted with japanese lantcrns.s
n wele !nrew 1nsn
one OF rare delight At ten o'clock r..
freshmcnts we're served to all the visiting
guests n. 35i
Greldcr gave Il bowling party5to her nn-
merous y9ung friends. During the
punch were served 10 the quests; sey,I
eral OF the players made unusually GOOD
ray Hammond. who received the95frst
Prize pear, and s4ha St Fa
ndles's prize. beautiful souvenir, spoon 5s.Il
ers candy, won BY Mics kI. H i,, ana ha,y Mr
against the champion and made the high
est score OF the season. ~.
After the ball on Friday night. Miss
Thomas RECALLED the younger set at Il
watermelon feast on the east verandah.
Songs and Jokes went round us p'e merry.
party dispatched the sucoulent fruit, and
the rapldty With which those wa ,,o,
the young folk seem none the worse for
It, and are apparently ready TO- repeat
their extraordinary gastronomlc perform y
No social function OF the week has been
more enjoyable than the progressive
euchre party Of Monday night IN. honor Or
@of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Langhorne OF
4 Richmond. Mrs: Langhorne as the, guest
Of honor. occupied the most conspicuous
place at the card table, She was yina SYN
Eowned in white silk. heavily draped in
tulle and rare old lace. Her Jewels were
diamonds and pearls, and !, sh ne, wore ;1roa =
BY II the he guests With an elaborntely
cnameled gold ornament bearing the fre e
* OF Virginia. n pleasant reminder thai,
though a JNnshingtonlang by birth. she
is now by her marriage 4 daughter Of
Virginia Mrs. Ianghor.tle re C, Is the
honor with the grace that marks her
cNT rhe n prizes We're won BY. Mr.. Wilkinson.
Miss s. Harvey, md Miss Riff S; Z. &, ]
diamonds; Miss Whiting. lovely Nor
folk girl, white French mouss.e,i l 1,e en-
hroidered in forget me- no IS; MRS hala-
Win. exquisite gown Of pale blue chiffon;
hand painted pink roses, embroidered
with diamonds: Miss Harvey, pretty
plcture In white lace and silka Misc VII
kinson. white chiffon and lnce, WIN y, , ala-
monds: Miss Greider,a charming t'n.ros+-
lowered organdle and pearls ME-, wood nn
pliou us with velvet; Mrs. Joe Price;
dainty and sweet In pale gray e I'M !, an
silk with diamonds; Mrs. Walker. !. q
real beauty. in white lace and pink rip
bon, diamonds ...,.
tho week was the card party given q t
{ Fleetwood cottage, by Miss Thomas mas, Inc
nrett ., cottage. embowered in clustering !.
becches, and screened from, the 81 g,n q g
the August sun, had assumed a , En,a aI,5
pearnnce in honor OF the OCCASION, mmd
the verandahs were crowded WIN Ntt young y, ING
folk, Miss Thomas was nss1s Iie!,s ~ INA INA
ceiving by Misses Worth, HICKS, anu
Hut Hun coterle OF lovely and charming
young girls. ,o,rts tho
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