The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
entertainment
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Crockett Springs Enjoys Clever
y Novelties Gotten VI for the ID
Amusement Of Guests. 8
5coTlLLlo!N.s; ARE RE. POPULAR o. / Z I ]
Many Talented Musicians Are.
Enjo the Plcasurieof the .
5s..,5 Springs. 81
(specinl 10 The Timcs.p ispatcll.).

Especial TO The rimcs-D ispatcll)
@#5 cRo cKETT SPRINGS July 2S,----1 Il,
4 past week at Crockctts lns been X Inc
gayest OF the gay. Not q day mas passed 't'
without bringing lis share Of whole nc y. a
hearted fun and enjoyment, and a l 4 u, no Q
y hours go BY, pleasurnble opportu ties
multiply ana our Joys steadily increa &c.
u Tho week opened with wildly ren listic
\ tablenux vivnnts, arranged BY M " COS.
Z Among tho most effective OF these living
pictIres was an illustration Of the ga ga
saying s&,tiTWos company, threc's q Gro VIZ l y,
Miss Leeds, as tho supcrlntivcly prudish
old lady rutficsslyl obtrudng herself upon
/ tho scene and spelling the fun Of the "" VIC
Il wno, 10 moment before, had been roman
4 ticnly enjoying each others society 70 %
8thoa fullcst extent. MIR. c. s. Fcnsom,
81 & Richmond, Eas ""The Only Pebble on
d tho Beach,, !; was killing. surrounded BY
4 d bevy OF girls posing in various admir-
inV#nt tit,ides ut his feet. In 'IYoman,s
4 Rights,H$ two young ladies assumed the
usual 4 1nnaculino social 4 priyileg lie
q their liege lords pro TEN. bent distract
eddy above the ironing table and the wa q 81
tub A nirth- provoking scene was -. ~! ED
& by q Thread, RI Miss LnBlnnc holding on
Il TO MIR JOG Barnett by means Of a. needle
i his coat Tho gentleman gnllantly d re- I
marked that he could be held u BY some ;
+ thing much weaker than that, " hichE goes
4 10 prove that chiyalry has not q uite dec
( out after all. and that Upon occasio OUT ll
men can be as conrtly as those OF 30 olden
time. u Mrs RI chardso N y made a " q! we vey
u maud Muller and rakcd her, hay In the
most Industrious and graceful manner p vs.
a q. Among the pre- tty girls who helped 70
fr,rE
Misses Kathleen Thomas;s Laura her--
rick, u real Southern beauty. with tine
most compelling big bro wr eyes I; 81 Bessie
y Green. id very pref ", yivacious Roanoke
girl;&Ettie Brown, dainty and chic as Q
& Dresden figure, and 4 Suzanne Merrlck.
& graceful LITTLE miss, a fayortte wherever yer
& She goes 81 a. # 55f III "a &. .539 sS
TUESDAY night a. book party was given
II tn;Sthe3 ball room, y prizes being aWalqeo
4 those whose costumes best represented
the titles OF the books selc ed q tnem.
Among those who best sustai n cd ~ their
q parts we're Miss AIcrrick. ns Hearts
4 and aiasks',,;f Miss Leeds Is. The Spanish
II Ciypsy,,;;s Mrs. l.. T.. q Roberts. OF Norfolk
f beautiful as '.The Daisy! Chain ~; Miss
u Thomas, THE First Yiolin'';; Miss Brown,
y ..The Blue Flower; N ISIS Irene F'ensom.
i OF Richmond, t.' Under Two Fla gs'a;; MT ll
SFensorn. M idle ma rclli't MISS $lteh-
fred schlcunes. THE Scarlet B Letter. r..
y Mr.. &. r. hibodn ux, l. Ten Nights In Q
1sar- Room FRS. Alcrrick ~ ayend der and
Y Old Lace; Mr.. La r. Oh ts.5 ca s.
wing d Ittlca black T,iekaninny Z. ,s 9
white Mans BURDEN. rizes were award ID :
ed To tho following Miss s,iza me Aie .E
rick. sS"' Old cushioned Girl';S Mrs. Toilet '
B J3Idgood, Vanity Fair: Misses Roberts r.
two charming twin sisters Of Norfolk i nc
Heavenly Twins. \ ~ MI. n. c.s8 T homas Is
Locke on the Human Understanding;
# Richardson }, TO IIayc and To Hold, y
4 carrying his baby boy IN his q rnls.
on. that baby! Little Mac is the finest le.s
yo,,ngster On the place. He Is onls, elgfi q
teen months old. and already wants TO
V ba lin everything that goes on, ~ few
& days ago we were astonished to see him
approach the hotel on the top OF q load
4 OF hay. his sturdy legs sprawled apart.
.lils8tlny fingers clutching the reins,f his
eyes shining with delight. VI IL
Margaret Norris. daughter Of Or. Nor
ris, OF Salem, Is another lovely child who
has found her. way to tho hearts q the
II Crockett folk. s19: Z. ss6Sts
One OF tho most delightful rtain-