The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
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ATIHEBLU ! !.
;4A White Ball AS the Growing
Eyentlo the week of Social
Distinction.
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Cyclone jim Also Leaves His
Delicate II 90 tprit,ts on
s;f.8S the Sands. 3j8.
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issE 81, (spsoiM 10 rhs Times .DispaAch.)
BLUH RID I'D 81 'R1E ds, " 4 !. August
25. hsset closing August days show no
abatement In the saie 81 Blue Ridge
Springs. and the past week has reached
ii fullness of pleasurs QUITE IN exoess OF
previous days, ana 4 marked an increase
lot arrivals a To ..' Join tbs band. The.
..t'c1yphite Bali, was the climax Of elegant
entertainments here. the success Il OF
which had been foreshadowed, as tho
ninnag cement was In the han Ids OF All able
committee-M1ss Belle Perkins, OF Rich
smond 81 Mrs. Henry Robertson. OF wash
ington, p, Il, ana Mrs. Waite n Ad Olson,
OF Lynchburg. The beauty Of the ball.
room wi d still further enhanced BY taste-5
5ful decorations Of wreathE 81 the Wild
white elena tis. IS white hydiangeas, al and
white &chrysanthemuns and garlands Of
tho Sou thertl snila3. All H. 38 Il III s
The favor tables were conspicuous
Feature, with piles Of white boas jaunty
white caps and flower fayors Of white
chrysanthclntms and @ boutonniers OF
white gernniunls, roses, carnations and
tube roses, and souvenir badges OF white
ribbon. which bore tho 1nscrip tion, Yhite8
Ball. Blue 4 Ridge Springs. august u g,
i 1906. ,,,S9ts 3 "a s
Promptly At 9 o'clock the following
ladies handsomely goWned in white and
gen tlemen IN conventional full dress, With
boutonniers OF white flowers, cnt cred the
Ballroom: Mr., Iriggat and Miss A1cAlis- "a
ter; Col A. Nv. Spai ght and NJ rs. Addi "a
son; Mr.. Campbell 81 and Miss ssF rkins; 4
Mr.. George Balm and Mrs. McAl lister;
DIR. s tone and Mrs. Robertson; Mr. Har-F
ris and Miss Florence Ais ter; &c Mr.
iJeffer1es and Mrs. rferies J; MI. ~ Jack
iPretlow ana Miss Ives Mr. Burgess and
Miss I2rid dyi Mr. iced and Mrs "a Tee "a
Mr. Talbot and Miss Cockrell Mr., Jari-i
son and hflss Todd /; Mr. Castles and Miss
lyle; "a Mr.. Green and M ISIS Sproule IS Mr.
SCockrell and Mrs. Lambert; N Ives and
Miss Grace ins; 81 AIR Hut chez and 1
Miss Edi 18th Jat1lison IL Mr.. II ON An derson
ana Mrs. smardon. Mrs y ohns and Miss
SHuey; Mr.. Outland and Mrs tIIeckler.
ES8 N1r. s. +. Figgat led 4 tho german with
Miss Alister, ct 5G New 70 k, and \ In
tt,odnced many beautiful yarla Ions Of
this dance @ si;S 8ess
q MISS Perkins, Z 81 Richmond, and Mrs.
Walt r ID iscn presided II d ia the favor
tables. from hlchs enye lopes were given
to the gentlemen and their partners. q
5pE1ze - ~ one &IOE etcL ~ tAupe1 tsVlt
being the lucky winner OF VI ady' $ prize
and Ir. Anderson the gentleman's prize.
S9 Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs. NJ Ais ter and Mrs.
Stone presided over the punch ~ bowl,
with which san dwlctes were served dur
Ing the evening, The patronesses were
M rs. 2erkins, M rs. Phil vi Brown, RS.
TODD. \ n Mrs. Cockrell, IS Mrs. & lAIcAlis ter.
Mrs. risons Mrs Carson, Nj rs. Currte,l
Mrs Bilups, M rs.F Balm, X Miss Bain.g Mrs.
Saif Tnf
iDoggat and Mrs. stone. 3
VI Mrs. Walter ADD lson was hostess at a
charming seven hand euchre party, cons
1plimentary u to Mrs Arassie, Of Pulaski.
Va. Three tables filled the measure OF
Mrs. III Addi son 5 guests VIII q 4 a q Jolly
evening, which ended In e feast Of Ice
cold termselon &c rved Oh on the Bridge
nre attractive additions to the colony,
one OF these fair sisters being an. accom-
lplisl,ed t,tnusician and voc cal list
Il Mrs. Edwards, OF Portsnouth h, who is "a
recent arrival, has q u superb voice; syof
great register and culture. clear, sweet
and full OF enderness.
/, Mrs. Robertson gave q bowling party
on Xhursday morning. which was greatly
enjoyed. The first lady's honorsW cal -g
!sturcd by Miss Florence lister, who
will Il hereafter clasp her dainty N laces
with gold horseshoe, holding forget
3me-nots with pearl centers. M DR. Stone
was tile 3 lucky man n ant calls attentions
sto&hs enameled gold So tick pin. ''5'la3 Fruit
punch and chocolate II fud go "ss w ere Il the
dainty refreshments af enjoyed En- by III Mrs
Robertson guests. y 9Sa5 3sN
4 Miss Johnson and !. Miss Powers. Of
Richmond chnperoneds IT by n M RS. Stone,
accompanies Col. 81 John Goodc to the re-
union OF the Cont ederate veterans Il Of
Mont gomery Floyd. Giles. Roanoke and
Pulaski counties, m account e Of which
has been given. S afs5. s5 81 H
IN Colonel Goo dc WAS on the pro gram, and
made one 4 Of his best speeches. forceful,
and eloquent, and delivered In a clear,
strong voice, which carried to- all parts
OF the Immense throng d gathered there.
.IIe Is accounted the '.noblest Roman of
them ALL. ana y the idol OF Vrginians
wherever lie goes Mr.. James Marshall
made a stirring speech full Of humor.
which entertained tho veterans for more
thar an hour 3;je \ 81 .s s51 sSg8
"a s. 'tacltyF bali, was the source Of great
merriment on Wednesday evening. Tho
costumes were fine. and Mrs. \ Bn rham;I
81 Pa ia rsburg, as ilss, IIasy, ~ won a
Japanese kimono for tho best,5i t being
Perkins and Mrs, I'D wards Mr.. Barham
as Mr. stebbins who was $"aslcked on
to marry NJ ISIS Inzy.'' had gentleman'sa
first honor, "a 3
$s The gernanawas danced "a and displayed
to advantage tho many rtdlolous COS
tunes. 4 So * \, FLA Ii n .579
j Virginia arrivals at Blue Ridge Springs
Va, for the past eek a re-. Miss NJ, Blan-
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