The Washington herald., 1907-08-04
SOCIETY AT cAPoN SPRINGS.
Capon Springs. W. Va, Aug. 3.

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A straw ride was given By Col Joseph
K. Carr. OF New Orleans, TO the little
people.
Ter is Judge Of the Circuit Court Of Louis
vile. and SIR. Snodgrass IS general couu-
sci at Harrisburg for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
Among the recent arrivals are Judge
and Mrs. ShacklefOrd Miller. Of Louis
vile, KY. and MF. and Mrs. William r.
SnOdgrass. Of Harrisburg, Pa Judge Mil-
Mr.. and Mrs ". C Duvan and family
came this week in their auto 20 spend tho
season at Capon. They made the trip
from Washington 10 Capon, ll5 miles, ia
less than twelve hours, arriving early Ia
the afternoon.
The first german Of the season ten
dercd TO the young ladies by the MAN.
agement was the event of the week IN
the dancing line. About thirty-ive couples
participated, and the beautiful and intri-
cate figures We're ably engineered by Miss
Mary Brady, Of Baltimore. assisted by
Miss Hanna Taylor. of Washington.
one Of the most enjoyable affairs Of the
week was a supper at Blenheim, on Ca
pom River, given by Mrs. John Y Bassen.
OF Columbus, Ohio. About forty ladies and
gentlemen were invited. DR.. Hannis Tay-
lor was toastmaster. Responses were
made by Mr. Henry Tholens. of the New
York Herald; Judge Shackleford Miller. OF
! Louisville Ky Mr. J. W. Cooper. OF
Philadelphia; bir. ". II. Dunkin, Or
Charleston. S c.; Dr. A H. Boyd, OF
Charleston, W. Va; Mr.. John Y Bassell.
and Mr.. Z. A. Grant, OF Cleveland. Ohio.
The week was completely rounded out
with social doings First in order came
( the second annual ladies' handicap bowl
ing tournament, covering TWO days, given
by Mr. and Mrs Edgar c. Riebe, OF New
York. A large silver loving cup. suitably
engraved. was presented by Mr. Riebe to
Mss Nellie Ewing, the winner. Those
cOntesting were Misses Louise and Mil
dred Hodge Fannie and Adelaide Mayo,
May and Helen Woods, Hanna and Mary
Lille Taylor, Mary and Katherine Brady.
Louise Robertson. Mary Glenn Uble-.
Elise Henry, Louise Gaisberg, Nancy Sum-
mers. Laura Pollock. Laura Magruder.
Florence Little. NAY Gibbony. Nellie Ew-
/ ing Frances Oberteuffer. Mildred Duvall,
/ Lucy Williams. and Olive Barden.
A large progressive euchre party, held
/ in the ballroom in the afternoon, at
which Mrs. Waiter Davis WyVille, OF
Washington. d. c.. and Mrs. George A
/ Bsgelow, of Philadelphia. were hostesses.
Z was the card event Of the week Those
/ taking part were Gen. and Mrs. Writ
/ Davis. Dr. and Mrs. Hannis Taylor. Judge
and Mrs. ShacklefOTd Miller Judge and
/ Mrs. Silas Hare Mr. and Mrs. S Bevan
/ Miller, Mr.. and Mrs William r. SnOd-
grass. Dr. and Mrs. c. Sumner Wither-
stine. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Nelson.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar c. Riebe. Mr. and
I Mrs. II c. Smither, Dr. and Mrs A II.
Boyd DR.. and Mrs D. F. Woods, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Carusi; Mesdames
/ George A. AcIlhenny, Lulu Johnson
Rutherford, Clarence NJ. Stone. James II.
Brady A. W. Armstrong, William II.
/ Sale. William c. Noting. c. J. Rixey. tr.,
| G. WOolsey Hodge. Charles Beverley Ew-
/ ing, E. Fox Preston. z. A. Lynch, Mary
Wilson Little, ClasOn Graham, T. n.
/ Mordecai. ". ". Knox. J. ". Robertson,
and c. c. Milburn; Misses Maria Z.
/ Sprigg. Lanie Moore. c. Johnson; Messrs.
John Y, Bassell and William H. Dunkin.
Among others who entertained az
| euchre and bridge was Mrs Charles Bev-
erley Ewing. who invited the coterie Of
( bridge players for a farewell game on
/ Tuesday morning in honor of Mrs. DR.. F.
| A. Henry, Of MorTistOwn, y. J. Mrs.
/ Henry left TO go abroad on the next day.