The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Opening GERMAN AT
SWEET CH.A ! |.
Dance Led by Mr.. Meeting,
With Miss Ella Binford,
Of Richmond.
GRANT ENTERTAINS.
Young People Enjoy Game OF
Five Hundrcd"-Nlrs. Cargill
Wins First Prize.
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SWEET CHALYBEATE. VA, July
20.-The opening german Of the season
was given last Wednesday evening in
the spacious ballroom of the hotel,
which was picture of LONELINESS. with
Its brilliant lights and artistic deco
rations, consisting of ferns, ever
greens and wild flowers. The music
was perfect and received an unlimited
amount OF praise from both spectators
and participants. The german was
gracefully led by w. Lyle McClung.
OF Salem, Va. with Miss Ella Binford.
of Richmond, Va. Those who partci-
beth Fitzgerald. Libby Rice. Elysy
Eayly, Mamie kensett. Virginia Fee.
May sproule, Emily Lyman, Jennie
May Boice, Anna Butterfeld. Mary
How1en, Francis Eakle, Cornelia Car
gill. Amy Geradt Carolina catlin, Mary
Pollard, Marie Hume. Jane Masscm,
Martha Christian Mary Green, Ella
Rice. Lydia Taylor. Julia and Kathleen
Cooke. Mesdnmes T. a. Cargil, I. G..
&Cardwe,l, A. W. Pollard and ". CT.
Pollard: Messrs. Charlie Hoy, ". Lyle
NcClung. Davant Cardwell. r. S. Boise,
John Hamilton. Harry and Fred. How =,
den, Attilla Grant, A. w. Pollard, 7.
NJ. Carrir gton, E. G. Cannon, John
G. Logan, Baldwin Brown, joe Fred
and Tom Rice, Charlie and Walter
Coach Hume Taylor. Kenneth
Stanford. Jack Catlin, Hunter Eakle,
Seymour and John Holmes. George Pol
lard Bruce colona and Harry Whittet.
Mrs. Grant Entcrtnins.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. e. a.
Grant entertained number of tie
& guests on the broad veranda OF the
hotel from $3.50 to 1880 p. NJ. at Ave
hundred. The Arst prize was won by
Mrs. T. A. Cargill and the consolation
by Miss Elizabeth Fitzg srald. After
the prizes were awarded delicious re-
freshments. consisting OF sandwiches.
nuts, lemonade, -ice-cream and cake.
We're served.
oir. nnd Mrs. II. II. ken.ett Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. keasett gave a
most delightful bridge whist party
hotel from to IL. The prize was
awarded to Mrs A. W. Pollard. Of
Houston, Tex. swho received many con-
gratulations from her numerous
friends, as the party, consisted OF the
best whist players ct the springs. Mr..
T. II. Kensett presented the prize and
received generous applause from those
present for the, manner In which he
entertains. Just after Mr.. Kersett's
speech Misses Louise Fitzgerald and
Libby Rice served the dainty refresh
ments OF ices. cakes, sandwiches, cof-
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fee and claret.
Party ut Beaver Dam Falls.
Mr. A. W. Pollard, Of Houston Tex
celebrated his Never Mind birthday
on Tuesday, July 18th, at Beaver Dam
Falls. several miles from the springs
where Mrs Carter. famous FOR her
Virginia cooking. spread table OF
delicious dinner OF sandwiches, olives
pickle. chicken, ham, beef, vegetables
ice cream and cakes. Those present al
this enjoyable event were MesdameE
Rice. Carglll, Grant and A. w. Pol.
lard, Misses Louise and Elizabeth
Fitzgerald, Libby Rice. Mary Pollard
Cornelia Cargill and Mamie Ken
sett. Messrs. Grant. Pollard, Brown
J and Baldwin Rice
Among the latest arrivals are Mis-.
Butterfeld, OF New York City: Mr.
Edmund Kahn. Of Richmond, Va: Mis-
Ella Binford, of Richmond. Va: Fl. z
McElwee and wife. Paducah. Ky: Chas
T. Hay, Charleston, w. Va; Mrs, Georg.
Anderson. Richmond. Mas; Miss j. NJ
Boice, Richmond. Va; Mr.. l.. S. Boice
Richmond. Va; Rev and Mrs. j. w
Graybill. Louisville. Ky; Mrs. L
Haynes. Jacksonville. Fla; Mrs. L. z
Baya, Jacksonville, Fla; Miss NIildre
Baya, Jacksonville, Fla; Miss Mar.
Green. Louisville. KY. Mrs L. ". I