The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
.GAIGTY RULES
At THE ]. BRANDON !. i
:A Great Hayridc on Which 3.l De y;
s5 lightfuls Music Was
Feature. u
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Children and the ,o'runger5 Set 'cs:tt..
Both Have Their Special
III Entertainments. Il (,
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Z. s5 Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
~ THE orlando AZ August The bali
of gale (which has been set rolling at
the Brandon shows no disposition to-
stop. Entertainments OF Svarious kinds
are welcomed and helped along by the
company. IA most congenlal company
1T Is, and full OF life and fun. n
NH Al big hayride was given BY Miss Olive
Manson, OF New Orleans, last Saturday
night. "A gilt-edge hayrtde It was wi til
galore, and music, likewise
Mr.. Bernard Jones. Of Richmond, accom-
panied the many voices with his guitar
and from the time the big wagon left
the port ?cochere until 4 Its return before
midnight, sweet strains OF music foatedi
on the moonlit5s air. Some Of the hay
riders were Misses Ethel McCaw, War r
field and Fanny Crenshaw. Ellie Parrish, "
katherine Robinso on. z Florenc co 4s Lacy.
Frances Wheat and Rosa Moseley, Of
Richmond; Miss Anne Mo rshal, y Of Nor
gans town, Nv. va, and Hiss Marion Lang
horne. OF California;; and Aiessrs. j ok
Asplnwall, OF Washing on, and CARING
ton Williams, Bernard jones' Greenhow
Johnston and Ernest Moseley, Of Rich
mond. The young people we're delis'1t-8
fully chaperoned by Mrs ]. M. Pagand,a
of New Orleans. n En- III W " sis7i +,
The little folks are always slderea
at the Brandon. and Friday night saw
them engaged In ardent attempts 70 PIN
the donkey's tail in place. Little Charles
Mogeley's tiny hand adjusted the Echudal#
iappendage Just right, and he stood man
fully on ! chair and made a graceful
little bow when he was pres ented wa.
the PRICE Another entertainment OF the
mast week was Che uera de q ball
Thursday night. Much ingenuity was
evidenced In the costumes, and the dis n
gu,ses were very good. Somesof the tiny
maidens gayly masqueraded as boy 20 20,
the confusion Of their small beaux.
The young ladies specially favored gaily
lowered klmonos co %h,en d wsen y
around slender waists by broad sashes
2 Ia ] Japanese, made fetching costumes
IN most instances the pretty heads We're
covered by ''black bonnets, and all the
saucy faces wero hidden by black
masks. Sa . |, J, /.
4 Had there been a prize. it$would have Y.
been won by Mr.. Bernard Jones, VINO
noated gracefully through the dance K, MS =
sx-foet-something clad in flowing drape-
rIes and a fyrey5 tall and styllsh + Wits VII
hat on his lofty head. d.
4 Miss Frances Wheat gave a delis 81 !, "
driving party wednesday afternoon to the
Young ladies OF Il her age. Variety l11s
;been the order OF the week in Weat he a
= q vel! as in entertainments one after
noon furnishing three hail storms, hard
ones, too, thunder storms and grand ialll
rainbow, 81 "a, Y 5ii N !, ~ .
tuesday night some Of the guests en-
gagged in q progressive euchre party ~
the lobby. Many OF the regular !. care ls
PLAYERS yielded to the superior attrac-
tIons Of the long fyeranda With Is pleas
nnt promenade, Its shady corners lot
lovers. ana Ats beautiful bay, whose open-
ines frame tho noun tain 4 views. sun
the card party progressed pleasantly ui'
M half past ten, when the very pretty
nrizes were distributed Tho f1rstt prize
was cut for by Mrs. ] ames Rutherfoora'
Mrs. u. M. Pagaud and Miss Anne Mar,
shall, ana won BY Mrs. Rutherfo O, ~
was a pa!r5of silver scissors The Sec
md prize. silver knife. out for by
Messrs Walter, Williams and Ernest
nfoseley, was won by Mr., Villiams, The
BOBBY, a fascinating china pig, tied with
rod ribbon, fell to Miss Marion al g.
horne. II Will be carried to California
asa ane representatlo Of q Virginia
,,orker, some of those playing We're " es-
danes lRutherf Manley Fioadley, G -l.l
and Williams, and Miss Marjorie .i'lckett
Jones. OF RIchmond Mrs, ] n Pasaud,
80 Nav Orleans; Mrs. and Miss Lang
horne. OF California;; Nlrs, Carr, Of North
Carolina; Miss Marshall. OF West Wiz
GINA; Mrs, A, g, j ohnson. Of Rlchmond !.
and Messrs Bernard Jones. Walter WILL
t liam and Ernest tose!ey. OF Rlehmond !.
n .I Mrs. w, Asplnwall, OF washington,
Major Brown. with his wife and their
daughter, Mrs. Philip 3, Powers, are
nleasant additions to the social circle,
Tine The charming Mrs. A. II, Drewry is
welcomed by her many friends at / the
t' me Rev. Douglas Roller, OF Charleston.
M ", Va. made a flying visit to the Bran-
don. sandwiching II With rest 'and re-
5freshment between his professional fl en-
= ~ 4 large influx of August guests have
ganna Ii rooms Among them are s. p
SCremsham w. r. Jones, p. ~, Iipscolm =.
" A.S Williams, Richmondi Raleigh @
Minor University of Ylrginlai Mrs. NJ
II, Carr North Carolina Mrs, a. Miller,
IRichmond; Mrs. A. II, sDgeWrIy, surrey,