The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
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| Delightful Social Circle Of
12ic1lillot1ders Keep the Isl
Ball Rolling.
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Aug. LII this place or good Fellowship
lsit Is Understood That each = s free to FOL;
How his fancy, and when the WI I'M pos
scsses Him to sit in the corner and sr s
or be Quite by himself; the. same 5cour-
lfesv makes otiers 5unmindful OF Ills pres
fence. When the mood is to turn & So
lciable,l lie Is made 10 feel that ON place
I6nwhlts him. s N Ii s. NJ .$S !. Il
|8E,The guests were gathered In tho large
spnrlor OF the Central Hotel u T Y esd lay TO
7pluy the Fascinating game OF prog ressiH g
ouchre. De The decorations w re unusual
lySbeautiful and VI 1t was no ted that the
mantel was most attractive with It's
wealth of$&woodnrd ferns y and vines,
twined about Hastily. The exq lisite
gowns worn by the ladies and the dainty
stributetl largely to the brill nncy Of the
scene n e 81 5 38;
Mrs. Geo. S. y crger, OF Iernphis, Z Tenn,
carried away the first prize, n jeWeled
dog-collar, and also the lone hand, 10
small silver loving cup. Il NJ 7 j no. Lot
tier won gentleiia1l's first; q ail-polis1-
or, and Mrs. Lo weinberg cut luckil v and
won as consolat ton u paper wei gl1t
Friday evening Mrs. III &c. ~ 3a RIO ", y OF
smithneld IN en- tcrtained q few Of her
married friends n ut seven hand & euchre.
Ut was ID great de ight q to those playing,
who Included II Mrs. barrow Mrs. lIY nd
idill, M rsY f2 ope, rs. X eat ts Mrs. Low;
Senherg and the Misses sSlaugllte A 1.-THE
conclusion II t was found that M RS Iieat Is
5lfnd the highest score, an q 81 was pre-
scented with a fan. 81 NJ HI Ss5f5 # f4gS
55 Miss Isabelle Owings, Ellicott cit Md,
and Miss Bessie Yerger, OF X M emphis.
Tenn are winning many friends here.
They nre not only possessors g Y m nu 81
personal N charm, but dance we'll CON
verso well and are all-round agreeable
young wone Ell, s{ i3i sS
ss IT lis doubtful which claims the more
$adherents as an evening game progr es-
ssive or seven-land etlcllre. Bird &c still
holds the largest. share Of morning play
ers. B5 There wv ore u games OF seven hand
8euchre on both Wednesday, and Satur-
day evenings OF last week and again one
on Tuesday evening OF this At the first
games Mrs, n INeat It's was vic tor and & ro-
ceiVed a very handsome vase. VA NJ rs.
|3Ilowenberg won a. 1IaYl land pin tray
Saturday evening, and Mrs. Deal With
her%usual lex, won syedg ewood splt Gil:
en- Tuesday evening NJ 5
Taking d party of friends 4 for q de-, De-
y drive on Thursday y and 6St hen
stopping 1T tho Patterson farmhouse for
dinner was Mr.. " Kemp Bait els 4 on ter
taininent.i Those invited on5 this occaEl:-.
jslonswe Mrs. Lowenberg, NJ ISIS George,
N1rs.: donald, u Mr.. Hinsda les and q Mr.
Battle They ex pressed themselves q! ls ely
charmed with tho outing # 4. 5$, Ei
Mrs as IL eat is. o III. til 9 Rock Ark
entertained her friends Saturday morning
jsr,ln
lsmatrons, were invited to play bridge and
kept their scores on 81 ppro prla tally
cards, II 10 Mrs. IT, IioWenbergs Wen the
l3highest trophy, 4 cut-glass berry 20 WI WI
M rs. yerge err lind second score and won
a. cllt-El bon- bon dish, The very pref
tiest little Cloisenne vase on a lakewood
stand went \ to Mrs RoWett rs third, ana
Mrs. 6s M Donald received the 8toooby 81 a
book Tile appointments Of any f run
Of which Mrs. Keats Is hostess are re eyer oyer,
complete, and on this occasl ion they were '
mart icularlys {. pleasing, 3s The decorations
were green and white and . the rel resilT
ments delicious, N consisting Of Ice Y cream ta
served In lalyed scanteloupes and cham
payne. n {, "A 1,
lowing Is the provision Of nm excellent
liliyery fthcre Is no decline In the popul
lily Of Stho drive. Complimentlng Misses AstFss
Mattllde Mauberret and Isabelle 0Wanss 8,
Mr.. Thee. Butler, Of Norfolk. Va an If 9
Dr. O. M. lI3aggnrly, Richmond, Ya.,t gave
n most enjoyable driving party ~ ~ on On
day. Despite tho rain. they were charm
ed With tho Wild scenery$of Goshen Pass,
i$had lunch at the Rockbridge d Bat us ana 9
|. a most refreshing dip into the.js VIM
l5miing poo, visited the Gold 4 Sul pllurt On
| their return, and drove iii all $nbou T forty
l4mies. IA 8 5l. 4 i5sf /. y ID
IT WAS a rollcking crowd of girls and
| boys that were invited to go on. q hay
,sride$F' afternoonSby$ little Miss Iice
4 Cralle on her seventh birth ay. me
week has fairly bristcd with Il parties.
but none has occnsloned nolre aa real Re q
!. pleasure, "a 5$ i'd at $t5 4
There is a delightful aggregntl on4 OF
Richmond people now present Mt the
\ Rock Alum, among whom are Mrs..$ a
\ u. Atkinson, Mrs. p, p, Murray and her
5tlaubhters.a Miss Daisy and IN N1argar
+ Morgan, iS These young ladies' are &c
swltlrithe markedly attractive, and arc
4 very like unto each other In nppea rance
| Then, too, there Is Mrs. G., p. Winfield
lSalso Of Richmond. Va. Rarely does one
meet a woman combining such attrac'
lEtlons Of face, figure and mind as does
1 She. s$} .s 81 III N r
1T was six hand euchre and progress,
|sive that the ladies played on Monday
evening, Among those who played were
| Mesdames Pope. Blunt, Barrow, Hewlett
NIcponald, I,owenberg, Deal Schartz ant
| Misses Emma and Hlanoh Slaughter
Claudia Mayer and George. a cut-glass
match-holder was won by Mrs. Deal nj
| first prize. and the consolation y Jap
aneso rose jar,a was drawn BY Mrs. Bar
| ron. a 81 ~
| JOG simns, a colored entertainer, gave
h performance here Monday evening
| With every right through movement an{
expression, his music was pronounced
absolutely fine. spellpound, MS auai
ence watched the eating OF glass, break
! Ing OF largo rocks, and finally the swal
lowing OF a kni fe- blade Truly, the wis