The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

I THE SYELLO SUILPHUR.Sf'
'A Brilliant Bal 2 lldre and Round ,,rI1t5l
of Gard Parties
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Y Especial to The Times y ispate
8 JLPHU.R 81 tlllN,s -is = ~.
4 tho gaiety5at the IS Fl low seems NE have
y 1 fresh impatus, and The past week has =!
e bsen A one fill n to VI the limit, vi th all
forms OF ntertaining.
sSS ca rds. bowling and nformnl 81 ppers IN
tt,e afternoon and ii evening. W.T. each
T day the arrival u pine old u frlen no Il or
pleasant 5strnng ger a ~ bore dom and x help
make the days pms BY, sf: .,s5,
Thursday N morning 5a n ra ISL REST TX
y Toulmin, st Birmingham, gave progr res
q siye8 euohre party, and at the conclusion
II sc two hours Of spirited play s, Miss
s Bessie II Carter, Of Dnnvlll e. was p esen f
4 ell With the first prize, N r.. s..
SDunsc .sjb With the lone hand prize
4 - lille AIrs. n land M was sue essf u N ~
the consola Y on.
Friday morning. Mrs. bson,8 Of IA la-
+ bnma entertained II and. gain the game
u was etchre M he lucls ones on TIL 3@soc-
casion bcing ,5 M las Gil II IS OF y Hun
q for first prize; Miss Martin winning the
II lone hand, and Mrs. $Rltnour. TIL cons pla--
v ton ME- MI hi til IA
+ iday ana Saturday nights were de-
voted exclusively to d hcin &, u and wit
u the advent 5of u numb Ter OF young men
a now spending their Ions liere and
4 the presence OF an unusually large num-
4. Der OF svistors from the nell hborin9
towns, the bal room: w q sig 1t to- de-
light the eye OF tho beholder. mo matter
Il how blase. Particular was a this 50 on
sa tlirday e night w hen tho bal - poudrei
B was III full swlng. Pain + and powd ert are!
Z ever dear to tho feminine heart, and sde-i
gptte his expressed distaste a for such
vanity, ( more man II es Just O. lit tie OF
IL It IL notsapplied with too lay ishga hama
Saturday S morning Mrs. Mag ruder and
Mrs. @ Addison were the hostesscs fr 81
& the morning card party and ut q IS close.
presented Mrs I'rou{lf NJ Ma rtin and
n Mrs. Ryerson. WI 18th trst, cons ola ton and
" lone hand prizes In the order name q, 4 III n
Mrs. Thomas N. Jones gave ns Bowling
ma rtv Monday. For the la les, Miss Wade,
MISS Vail and Miss Marion 81 Thompson
Il received first. consolation and boo by IN
& turn. and 4 for the men. Hill arttn and
Mr. Wade were tho! 81 mos ski ful "A and
4 the booty, respect lively: a,
i2S Monday N Ugh t, M ISIS Ram ME S'Ihomas,so q
u smithfield. gayeBa rge care Pr ley, al.a
& q III close served most del icious ref esh-
& ments, consisting Of the ia nous as we'll
& az genuine stnthfield ham cake and Other
~ dainties. "a Miss Eugenia Nd rtinS and Mrs.
a Ivy were also made happy witt first prize
and consolnt ioll, J, y, l t.
Il #Tuosday3 morning Miss Leila M GoeWan,
az Memphis. was the T hostess for the!
\ Euchre Club, and there Waa no batcmentj
X III the zeal or ferYorg Of the plays e
Tnesday afternoon Mra ". ~ N sanast.
Rgas nm informal bridge party, W hloll was
n most delightful. "A Y, Y
Wednesday morning Mrs, Terrence, q q
i. Norfolk, gave IA morning OF plea sure "
her friends IN the form Of q earl Slar. V,
land when time was cal led, she bestowed
tho pretty prizes on Mrs, J,5 s, punseolnh.
4 and Mrs. n, M Jones, for first ana pc,
pond, while Miss Bendall had 20 y a 9
4 the honor Of bpohy. ~ slas q
Wednesday night, Mrs, George Ivy afr
fordel a number Of her friends an e eve
Ming OF enjoyment With ono OF her veg
popular card pa ties, Siis .slt M III