The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
MOCK TRIAL AT
Blue / RIDGE SPRINGS ! }
Young Ladies WHO Found Bat
in Their Rooms Charged With
Disturbing Cottagers.
cAKEyvALk by GUILTY ONES
This Is the Dire Punishment
Melted Out to Them En-
joyable German.

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Melted Out to Them En-
joyable German.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VA. Au-
gust 17.-The program for the week
past shows on Saturday bowl
ing party, given by Mr.. and MIS-. bar
ham, OF Petersburg, In honor OIL tnelf
cousin, Miss Resale Friend, when
1twenty-six bowlers contested for su-
preinacy, making some remarkable
scores. Miss woodward made the best
| strike" OF all, and was awarded q
heart-shaped gold brooch, with enam-
| eled forget me -nots and Mr. Julian Adj
Olson having made the highest score
among the gentlemen, Is very proud or
a gold stick pin. set with pearls. that
| he wears in his tasteful tie DIR. Routh,
| of the University of Texas was con-
soled with a box Of Huyler'sr large
puich- bowl OF fruit Lemonade was
served to the players and chaperones.
Mrs Stone was requested to present
the prizes.
The german Friday evening was one
OF the most delightful OF the season OF
1907. The gowns wore on this occa-
sion were very. handsome. and among
the most attractive was the costumes
of Mrs. Phil Brown Mrs. Waiter "a ddi-
son. Mrs Reaves, OF Texas, and Mrs.
William Malone, Jr.. while the young
ladies were daintily attircd In the
freshest OF organdies and mule. as be-
fits their youth and beauty. Mr.. s. =.
Figgat, Mr.. Cassells and Dr. Ben Moo
may. In turn. led the intricate figures
of the german for the following cou-
pies: S. p. Figgat and Miss F1gEat
George E. Cassell, Jr., .and Miss Dab
ne5.. Or Bodow and Miss Read. w. w.
Coke and Miss Sarah Coke. S. \. Swee-
lney and Miss Miless, Roger Graft and
Miss Moomaw, Graham AClaytor and
Miss Boatright. A. G. Dunlop and MISS
Brooke, Jack Horton and Miss nichols.
Gabe Penn and Miss Malone. Dr. Ben
Moomaw and Miss Cook, Dr. S. S. Gale
and Miss Abott, Dr.. and Mrs. Kinney.
DIR. Il. u. Potter and Mrs. Starkey. DR..
j. r. Garrett and Miss Nan Dupuy, VIII
liam Wholly and Miss Hart, Paul Graf
and Miss Graham. o. Humphreys and
Miss Elizabeth Adams. Thomas Johns
and Miss Julia Todd, Wilson Cole and
Miss Linleyi Graham. Charles Romano
and Miss ~ Norma Bonner. Mr..
and Mrs. Richards, Don Moore and Miss
Fannie Caskie, w. l.. Harrison and Miss
Edith Montague. DR.. A. A. Cannaday
and Miss A.4ngfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooke Edgar. Gray Langhorne and
Mrs. Addison, NJ. B. Pace and Miss
Woodward. Stays: George Dickinson.
S. r. Price. w. l.. Copperthwaite. A 3.
Coleman. G. u. Brown, c. r. Williams,
r. S. Howafd.-.I. w. Harrison, c. II.
Quinn, John Henley. Chaperones: Mrs.
Philip F. Brown, Mrs. E. NJ. Todd. Mrs.
vy-~ III Il A. Nf,1, or,a
Jr, Mrs. George E. Caskie, Mrs. w. b..
Montgomery Mrs. W. II. Harrison, Mrs.
Cornelia Branch Stone.
On Monday Madames Bransford
Watts and Clinton De Witt, Jr., and the
Misses .Caskie and Mont gomery, all of
Lynchburg, were hostesses for one of
the most beautiful card parties given
here this season. Their guests. were
assembled around eleven tables. ar
ranged on the hotel veranda. Each one
of these were numbered with clover
leaf in green cardboard and this lucky
design, tied with green ribbon, was
given to each guest for a score card.
After two hours OF merry contest. the
lightning calculator announced that
Mrs. Rainboldt, of Dallas. Texas. had
won first place. and IS token OF this
honor she received a handsome. decor
prize was captured by Miss Page. OF
Richmond, and cut-glass bon bon dish
will be a part of her equipment for fu-
ture house furnishing. Miss Cunning
ham, of Birmingham, Ala, was con-
soled for defeat by receiving a hooded
doll in crimson satin gown. whose yolu.
mnous skirts concealed ball of cord,
with which a ready "tie" may be made.
a royal time was had, and the guests
felt that the Lynchburgers had scored
success.
Large Card Party.
Mrs. w. L. Moody, Of Galveston, Tex,
entertained a large party at cards on
Tuesday. plimentary to Mrs. Cor
nelia Branch Stone, and again the ho-
tel veranda was the scene of merri-
ment. Eleven tables We're numbered
with hearts. diamonds, clubs and
spades. The happy contestants played
thirteen games, and when the accounts
were made up Mrs Norvell, of Dallas
Tex, stood in the place OF first honor,
and received the Sterling silver vase,
which was the. reward Of highest ex-
lcellence. Mrs. Addison, Of Virginia.
and Mrs. Burke, of New York, having
equal scores for second place In CUT
ting. Mrs. Addison was fortunate. and
received pretty Doulton china cake
plate Miss Alice Graham. Of Birming-
ham, also captured the third prize, a
beautiful pack OF cards. The guest
| prize was presented to Mrs. Stone, by
Mrs. Moody In few well-chosen
words This was gold crescent-shap-
ed brooch, on which was o fuchia deco
ration, set with pearls. Mrs T. Ashby
Watts, of Lynchburg. gave - Wednes-
day morning one Of the most unique
and very enjoyable entertainments ever
given here. This was complimentary
to Mrs. j. 7. Burke, of Mobile, who is
a handsome and popular young matron
OF that city. Invitations We're given
for a"thlmble party. but sewing was
only small Incident Of the morning,
for in short time after the guests
were assembled on the fourth veranda
Iof the hotel, the ."rosebuds' seated. in
Turkish style. on oriental rugs and
the dowager in5chairs OF state slipsNof
paper and pencil were presented 70