The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-04

Master Frank and Tom and Mr.. J. R.
Gillian, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bell.
Misses Il. G. and Mamie Bell, Mrs. c..
z. Busey, Miss Blanche, Rosa and Hes
ter Busey. Miss Eliza beth McMaster
and Mrs. NJ. Howard billiard.
E Saturday afternoon Miss Paxton en-
Stertained the following guests at a
bowling party: Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Masste, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wise. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Avery. Miss
Nell Brockenborough, Miss Sweeny and
Miss Massie. Messrs. Robert and Man
son AIassie, Mr.. Lofts. Miss Paxton
gave. every attention to the pleasure
Of her guests, and made the afternoon
ments were served at the close OF the
game.
NJ Saturday night brought the largest
dance OF the season, the. ballroom was
thrown open at an early hour. and the
strains Of the excellent orchestra an
nounced that all was ready. Soon the
merry dancers were gliding over the
floor, all the dancers were prettily and
becomingly alfred. and 1t would be
hard to say which was the belle OF the
evening, for there were beaus galore
and all were gallant and courteous.
hence the whole evening was grand
success. .
Among the dancers We're the follow
ing: Messrs. H. NJ. and w, T. Paxton.
c. G. Coleman, w. G. Tyler, r. II.
Willis. Robert and Manson Massie.
I5ugine Griffith, Mr.. Henry S. Wise
and Mr.. Hamilton; Misses Annie
Waugh Gertrude Saunders, Merrwea-
ther, Miss Crubell, Brockenborough
and Paxton, Mrs. H. s. Wise, NJ. P.
Miller and Mrs. Ringler, W. T. Paxton.
New York City was represented by
the following party: DR.. NcGovern.
Misses Behan, Haggerty, Flynn and
Weiderstein. DR.. McGovern Is a brill
liant man and a fine talker. one who
enters into the spirit Of the occasion
and makes himself agreeable to all
with whom he comes In contact. He
gave most enjoyable recital one af-
ternoon to the group who were fortu-
nate to be near.
Recent Arrivals.
The more recent arrivals are Miss
Annie and Gertrude Champlain, Mr..
Earnest Champaign, Jacksonville, Fla,
and their friend, Miss Annie. G. Street,
Charleston, sc.
This is the fifth season these young
ladies have been guests Of the Bridge.
Others are: Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Jackson Anderson, Ind; Miss Bertha
Ward, Nashville, Mich; Miss Flora
Barton. Nashville, Mich; Miss
Grace Browning, Appomattox, Va;
Mr.. w. T. Payne. Norfolk, Va:
Misses Mary and Harriet Hard
ing. May Wood and Miss Talbot,
Crawfordsyille. Ind; Mrs, Will r..
swavely, Miss Phoeba swavely, Wa
bash, Ind; Mr.. Frank Childs, Chicago,
Ill; Mrs. A.. II. Thomas, Lynchburg.
Va: Miss Verna Thomas, Lynchburg.
Va; Miss Juliet Martin. Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. Mary Buford,
Louisville. KY; Mr.. NJ, r. Read.
Pittsburg, Pa; Mr. J. NJ Heelder-
man. LancIng, Mich; Mr., Elmer
Thayer, Jackson, Mich; Mr.. N. NJ.
Simpson, Philadelphia. Pa: Mr. and
Mrs Heecht, Norfolk, Va; Mrs. w, L..
Whiterker, Texakana, Texas; Mr. NJ.
r. Millard' Washington, D. g.; Mr..
Muscoe Gibson. Morristown, Pa; Mrs.
Cornie futile. Miss Reita. Dallas,
| TeXbl; Misses Ida and Jessie Coe, Read
| ing. Pa, Mr. r, It. Kaufman, PhiIa-
ldelphla, Pa. Col. and Mrs. p. w. Mich
OILS, Supt. Of the v. M. r., Lexington,
were at the Bridge for a short time
! and greeted many of their old friends.