The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

1.-THE BRANDON.
The Week Has Been Resplendent
With Music, Fun and
Frolic.
AN UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT :! b L L ( Y
Handsome Gard Party. Was Vas One.
Of Features 81 the .s
353s Week. 4 35

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Especial 10 The Times ispatch.)
A5srHE BRANDON July zs. AZ August
draws near, social life ct the beautiful
Hotel Brandon 10 gradually keyed to O
higher pitch. Tho homellke nnosphere.
so charlottesville Of tho place, remains tlll--l
disturbed, but things are getting more
lively. 81 81 l:S, .il 4 81 HI 4
1. "A very unique and Ienjoyabe entertain
uncnt OF the past week was the library
party, given On tho ball -rootn on Friday
night. The quieter members lined the
wallis Us spectators, and litt1e apnrt
from the rest sat the judges. who pro re:
5nounced upon the rnorits OF the living wins,
books that filed before them
hose ON clating judicially 4 were Mrs.
.Dalbney b1aury OF Peoria, III; Mrs John. 4
son, Of Richmond; Mrs. Roller, OF Vest
Virgin ia Mrs. Minor, OF the Univ er'sity;
and Mrs. Page, OF BaHic. III b .t 81
4 g3sa& SO excellent were The representa-
that the ladies' found It hard to decide.
but after delberati lon, the hfvt prize s. !, q
handsome book was awarded TO M lila
Katherine Robinson. as Madam arm l3utter,
fiy."3 Miss Robinson made the pretuest
and most perfect Japanese lady ilrAgana-y
bic, The second prize won't to Mrs. Wal al;
ter Williams. q beautiful Jet, delightfully."-
E"tacky..' nfrss Wigs. = with Miss Marian
Langhorre, ct California, as a fIle ~ oYey
Mary" Mrs. Williams girl as ON
N.Y., completed the group Ff = he conso-F
lation prize was best oWed upon s1Es. :: -
NJ. Pagaud, 3o OF New Orleans, Who was ir-
sresistiblys fine and furry as the "Old
Curiosity Show" lifs ss II; "a "a
Among those consp cuous for becoming
and faithful reproduC tons were f Miss
Manson. dainty * Lady Bette; Mrs,
Aroseley, as "a e Heart OF " Cold nj
rutherford Rose. as s' The ChaDlet OF
Pearls; Miss CrenshaW. as tL, ls, y, hite
Wings, and Miss Davidson, as Sister
iDora.ii5 Mrs. whitney, OF Washing ton.
was very handsome as & "A, Study in Scar
let. as was also Mrs. I. N. IL Jones' as /
..I1he Princess Aline. g.. Misses Rosa Nose
ley, Elizabeth Cilaney and Isabel VIII
Inns represented Little Women, y" and
Miss RANGES " heat. 4 The Daisy On ain.
Miss Florence Lacy vi In SILK ~ tire
"a Among the no tably funny s0ries were
Mr. Jack Asplr1 wall, whose be lght and.
slenderness cartcatured The MI lionaire
Baby; V Mrs. aInes Rutherford and Mrs.
c. r. Il ca ), n two pretty young matrons, as
pigs Is Pigs and Afcssrs. NJ bury Tay-
Slor Ernest Waveley e and 81 Walter VIZ
5lIams, Jr.. as Three Men In q Boa 60,
II The success OF the party was largely Due
10 the Ell, cient aid OF Mrs. w. AsplnW'all,
OF yVaahingt on. Il tl$ II w
A brilliant and recherche affair was the
progressive euchre party given by Mrs.
J.S8s M # Pagnud aSfTedn esday ftern oon.
Green was the color sot1em = from the
decorations in the bal -rootnA to the dainty, I
sfltnyS caps and aprons OF II sweet young
girls serving rot hnentss cluste s. q q
3 ragrai1t sweet peas caug 1t up the tiny
npron q tosbs. 81 Mrs. Pagaud was a. most
graceful and elegant hostess and the
"a me was thoroughly njoyed The first
prize was won N by AlrsI James Ruther-
ford 1t was a lace hand kerchief. The
consolation, a silver stamp box. was
awarded to, Mr. ohm Ha rison,
f The winner 81 the BOBBY prize was pre-
scented with a little violin. tied with green
ribbon, and advised to play on that, as
ss,e could not play at cards.
n Some OF tho players were: M isss Fran
sces Jones, Miss Laura Jone s, Miss Per-
.ctyaI, Mrs Cuculee, New Orleans - Miss
5McArurtree Iohilad phia,; A1rs.B Ben N sh,
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Guy, Mrs. Cren-l
shaw, Mrs. IN. Jones. Richmond !; Mrs,
Minor, University Of Virginia; Miss May
Fanny Chenshaw, Richmond Mrs. Roller,
West Virginia; Mrs Maury. Peoria, III;
Mrs. Walter Williams. 81 Mrs. Grandson
.AIoseley, Miss Robinson, Miss N1cCaw,
Mrs. E. NJ 4 H oudley, Richmond; Mrs.
Ghener,, Al Ashland Mrs. Ianghornc,
California; Mrs. w. # Asplnwall, Wash
sington; Mr.. G. Williams. Richmond; Jack
Aspinwall, Washington Bernard Jones.
W. M. II: Greenhow Johnston, Richmond
The young ladies serving were; NJ isses
OLIVIA N1hnson, Katherine obinson, Flor
ence Lacy. Frances w heat, p sic Par
.rish and Marion Langhorne
35 Tho friends OF liss Annie 3Braxton, OF
Fred ericksburg. are glad to welcome her
back to the Brandon.
AIRS Roller. who was Miss Carrie
Booker, OF Richmond, has endeared her
self to each and all among the guests.
& Mrs. Il T. N. Jones contributes to the
Measure 4of the company by her sweet
voice, both In the bathroom and on the
nloonlit yeranda at night. w1en she Is
accompanied by her son with his guitar.
as The latest names on tho egster are
Frank Organ, Richmond; !. e, Pack
ham, Baltimore; W. r. Slower. Rich-
mond; Il B. Morgan Shepherd, .Ashland;
Nv. a q shoemakar, Baltimore; Prof. a.
w. 5Tuttle, University OF Virginia; II. NJ.
Cay washington; s.8W. Crenshaw, Rich
.mond; James T.. rutherford. Richmond;
a.. #, 2Turley, Roanoke; w. 2, TAYLOR and
VIE, Richmond; W. j. Price, Blacksburg;
Emery II. Miller and wife, Hagerstown.#
Md. O., i. Si Blnford and wife. Waynes-
sboro;i stonewall Tompkins, Miller School;
w. D. TrevillIan Charlo ttesyille; Miss
Wherry, Richmond; Miss Bunting, Yir-
ginia; Miss Annie M. Braxton. Ere dericks-
burg u; Rev, H. B, Lee, # Charlottesville;
y, n. Sea tor, y orfolk; 4, N. Gathright,
SCoYington, x 155.. r E us
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