The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
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Many Gaities Keep the !. Guests s4s' +,
nj Active With Tartici ionf and
Anticipation. "
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Miss Daisy Boykinl8 axes ~ Al a 1Iitl
Az tile Colleg
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i 8tJNIvERsIT,Y or VI IsGIN1A, August
1 2b.--The guests have been kept busy yitll
4 the many Eaictes 5at JEFFERSON Park
4 during the pnst week. & Entertainments
aahayo followed 81 Iii rapid succession, and
S|Iit gSould lie dlhlc,,lt to say which one
4 has been the most entertnining.$ Nh
4 SS,rhc regular fortnlghtly hotel german.
Il given Oh Monday evening ut the dancing
lspnvlion. was turned into "a fancy dress
4, lmnsdu Grade german " which was led by
Il Mr.. Albert se Boil Ing OF III loanorann,o
5Albeniarle.$5sTh many@uniquo and slntrl-Sl
cate S$ figures E which Mr.. boiling led
drought Forth hearty applause md SO
Etloroughlys Swns 5tho german enjoyed iby |
3all who participated that tile dancing
i WINS iieptEup until 9 o'clock. II sS6 tSSs.
Miss! Daisy 4 J3oykIn, Of Richmond, made
Btho% HIT of tic evening ns the college
SJYltlow..''s,;S II Or costume was most be-
wltchng ana becoming, and perfectly
suited t. &lier plquhnt stylo OF beauty
IlShe las ii very graceful figure and$ste,
l5isE d benutifulSdanee ana had thsro been
d lr re awarded she would undoubted
have been i.ho winner. ri, iSs
Miss Polly walker. of Charlottesville,
was indeed d 8,Queet, or sBeauty.' B she Il
wore ID Stunning evening gown 81 black
met, wi thu a chemisette OF old lace aud
ga deep glrdle Of panne velvet MISS
siTallsera8 Is " d 4 perfect type Of Southern
iDeauty,, tall sand graceful, ana "a the part
OF queen lis admirably suited to 3iherf|
Miss 1Ielen M Parrish, Of IN I,lchlnon,l, as
St Il At Miss Marie Nyllltehlrst
Lee Norfolk Japanese N1aidN; Mrs.
l2Cain, Ut Wilmington, N e., Queen 81
1.-THE Night, and Miss Violet Lawson, Of
Smithf1e1d. ga Fairy Ouee II ,,, would have
lieut. for&tlleS second prize ana d III fact so
leXeellent were ali Of tho ..'get-ups"H that
III should $llnvo begged OF had I 4 aaeniI
chosen ono of&thc Judges 4 is l57i 81
mem the deserved praise for their beau
iltiful costumes and II excellent 81 DISCUSSES
| Mr. ogan8# Nelson Of charlottesville as
1.-The Gray-H Haired. Gray Bearded &Barrister.s|
kept& every one guessing until8tho masks
were d discarded i { e
I. \ Howe Cochran Of I" Rugby 1Iall,',
II Albemarle !. made a very dashingf Rough
| Rider, ana mfr. Blake Carter, OF Albe-
marie as II ops W, was one of the best
ami Mdecidcdly# most amusing NJ chnr-5
3 cters. 5S
Sis On "Wednesday morning IN iss Helen
Parrish gave a. cak walk at the dancing
pavilion for the amusement Of tho |
cakes, deliberately decora ted With ferns
land flowers, were placed in8 fulai View
Of the contestants, and very n inspiring
they n proved N "a la 3 for 1T wa 8 a very
l$diflicult Il task for& the Judges to decide
who should be first-and second a
Third. It was decided that Miss Marie
( ~. Whitehurst .# OF Norfolk Va was the
best dane she hn ! Won several cakes,
| Land she Is indeed an artistic oak walker,
! Her max E. Up was excellent. tIer stops
llintricnte4 and Il delightfully."- rag -timoy n
\ and oil to j hear her laugh and Ito Sc
|$herE1nakc "goo-goo eyes is a real treat.
Miss Hattie Garrett. Of Cape Charles
was awarded the s ocond prize for the
best make lip; and Miss Helen Parrish,
Of Richmond, was So typical and perfect
as tAunt Dina from the red baldana
Iitled over her head TO tho striped stock
Iings ana pale blue canvas shoes on her
feet, that she was awarded the third
prize. Ili "A
la Miss Carrie Blanton, 5 Of e Nashville
Naturalization q OF s tho ssdcoon & rag-timeS
songs ana dances. Il vas most enjoyable,
not only forBthc dancers, but for tho on
lookcrs ri n Es33ls s. NJ
While the energetic participants we're
resting, Mrs. Cain. OF Wilmington. N. G. "a
| who IS an accomplished pianist, enter
(tained the audience with several very
[ appropriato selections. S. 3 a q
Mrs. Cain comes every season t. Jer-
lferson Park, ana she is V much sought
4 after by the nlsic-loving folk Unlike
Imost flno musicians. si,e 4 Is charmngly
Iunaffectcd and oblIging and half tho
pleasure in having her bay Tor one ii
tho modest, swee way / IN which she
acduiesces. 3s5s
As each cake was being presented to
tho respective winners Efrs. .. e Nj . Boy
i Kin read aloud three verses Of her own
connosltIon. Most 4 appropriate ana witty
$they were h too ma they Wero greeted
with shouts OF applause. 81 "a ss$
81 The cakes wero out ana sc ryod to the
guests. accompanied I3by a delicious, re-
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