The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
randa, and elegant refreshments. fur
;nished by Heanbacf were served dur dur.
ing the intervals of53the game. The.

5 - h.
nished by Heanbach. were served dur
Ing the intervals of the game. The
prize was Won by Miss Thompson,
The Saturday night german was quite'1
up to the usual mark in interest and
attendance. skilful dancers from all
the neighboring resorts we're on the
floor, and among the young peoplesthe'
tide Of pleasure reached itas food BY
the way. Crockett's is unlike nanytoth-
Ter resorts in the fact that, When
dance is on here there is no dearth
of masculine partners. Every lassie
has her ladfaie, and that makes the
dancing more enjoyable. Among the
gent e1nerltwho dance are Messrs-a HUI
Gre CORY, 4 Hammond. Lindsay, Wells
Colhoun, Rucker. Hughes, Reel Price
Andrews, R!chey, Croydon, Cannady.5
Or. T. H. Costenbader, the " ell-knoWns
eve specialist Of Roanokei DR.. kirk
Professor LIE Blanc. Of Paris: Messrs.
Camak. Thomas, Walker B. L. aTiller.
L. Wy. Tiller. OF Richmond.
Friday evening was devoted to IL
brary party, in which all the guests
participated, each representing IN ms
costume the title of some well-known
book. Miss Bertha Leeds, of New Or i
leans as Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch, took the ladies' prize, hand
some pin-cushion. The gentlemen,s
prize, a box of angels food, was award
led to Mr.. Emil LIE Blanc and Mr..
George Schoc1, OF Richmond. These
gentlemen impersonated the Heavenly
Twins, being waited about on airy
pinions painted with lurid Mephistophe-
llian figures, making music on their
4 harps, and creating a Juror of laugh
ter and applause wherever they moved.
Among the other characters were Miss
Leah Stock. looking The Princess to
the life; Miss Jean Maxwell. a fascina-
ting Audrey; Miss Coppee, beautiful as
a Roman singer; Miss Mary Walker, the
4 daintiest and most winning Janice
/ Meredith, Miss Demarest, THE Opening
of Chestnut Burr: Miss Eugenias Cor
pee we'll representing Red as Rose
! is She''; Misses Thomas and Hooper,
4 little Women; Miss Alice Serpell,
"The Daisy Chain; Miss Morton, Law
4 ender and Old Lace: Miss Guile Ser
/ pell. "a Study in Scarlet; Mrs. c. B..
Thrift, "The Spectator; Mrs. Martin,
"Nlddlemarch": Mrs, Parson. 'The Choir
4 Invislble"; Mr.. Thomas "Innocents
A Abroad: Mr.. Rogers, 'Ivanhoe"; II.
Stock, "Plckwick Papers; II. Cum
q mings, Locke on 1.-THE Human Under
standing; c. ". Hooper. "The Man On
q the Box"
On "Wednesday morning the guests
tried to see what fun could be OBJ
tained from potato race. Crockett's
lis the rallying point for real. solid
fun and innocent enjoyment. There is
& always something doing, and tive po-
r tato race was not the least enjoyable
! feature OF the weeks pleasure. Miss
"A Demarest succeeded In successfully
placing the largest number In the given
. time. and the prize was awarded her
I Guests are arriving at Crockett'e
daily every train bringing It's quota
of bright and charming people. Among
the newcomers are Mrs. y. G. Wright
/ Miss c. s. Brown, Pensacola, Fla; j. T.
Pace. Petersburg; Mrs. u. L. Wells
Cave Spring; Mrs. Chas A. Cunning
ham, M. p. Kyle, r. NJ Bishop, Misses
: Carolyn Kyle and r. u. Cunningham
!. Mobile, Ala; Mrs. G. r. Bishop, Wis
consin;G, w. Lancaster, Atlanta; A. l.
:, Iomman, Washington, D. c.; TT. L
Sternple, T.. ID. Rucker, Lynchburg;J j. M
: Christman, Jamestown, Miss.;tJ. M. Lit
tie and wife, Wahes+oro, N. G.; A. *
! Umstead; B. p. Tiller, Il w, Tiller, I.
= NJ. Tlller, Miss Guillaume, Richmond
!. ]. Stuff. New York; Miss u. b. Thomp
! son. Culpeper; w, M. shaw, Cincinnati
!. z, II, Reel. Harrisburg; 7, Il. Num-, FL
( liston: II. II. Shore. ], D. Lee. Winston
: Salem, N. O.; II. M. Dobyns, Dublin, Va.
d NJ. II. Robinson md wife, Norfolk;. Mrs
J, s. NJ Johnston: r. G., Messick, ~, 1
j F'ishburne and wife, Miss ANNA,
0 Ralph Gooch, Jr.; G, r, Hun, T..
e Gregory. II. ". Gregory. w. l.. An
5. drews, j.. II. Nj, 1Ianckel. Miss Hele
i Thomas. M. III. Cannady, Roanoke.