The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
NOVEL COT|LL|ON
AT WHITE SULPHUR.
This Was children's Fanny Bali
Arranged by Professor Victor
c. zebley, of Washington.
WEEKS GROWING FEATURE
WEEKS GROWING FEATURE
Lights in Ball Extinguished and
Each Dancer Was Provided
With Japanese Lantern.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
VA. August ,7.-The roster OF de-
Iightful people is4a lengthy one this
summer, when the hotel register
outnumbers any since 1000. Never were
there more gallant cavaliers In attend
ance on Queen Beauty. The social bali
is kept rolling dav and night.
Bridge and euchre. luncheons.
breakfasts and teas. cotillions, con-
.certs, tennis, ttally-hoi picnicss riding
and driving parties, and hay rides for
the merry children. q 4
beautiful cotilllon was danced
Monday evening, led by Mr.. John A..
tThayer ana Mr. George C. Couch, Jr.
The electric lights of the ballroom
Were extinguished as the dancers
marched in. all being provided with
individual Japanese lanterns
The fayors and decorations were
most attractive.
The. amusing reature, a Jack Hor-.
ner pie supper, was served In the cafe.
Monday a brilliant bridge whist
party of twelve tables was given, the
hostess being Mrs. l.. ". Haskell OF
New York, and the guest OF honor
Mrs. j. Rauers, of the same city. The.
prizes were elegant and delightfu it
luncheon. with champagne and punch,
was served.
Mrs. j. G. Wilson, Of Norfolk. gave,
charming euchre party Tuesday
morning. First prize. a sterling silver,
picture frame. was won by Mrs. Wall;a
second, dainty spangled gau2e fan,
by Mrs Donaldson; third, set OF e's-a
auisite gold beauty pins. by Miss Bar
nett. while Mrs Elicit was cOnsoled
with a unique brass ornament.
Mrs. Middleton gave another party
on Tuesday afternoon. the game be-
ling bridge, and the place the porch OF
her pretty cottage.
d yed "Wednesday morning. with Mrs.
Graham Horton OF Nashville, the
gracious hostess, and Miss Mcdowell.
the guest OF honor. Lovely prizes, We're
given ana handsomeN luncheon
on Wednesday evening an elegant
| entertainment was given by Mrs. T. H.
| Ellctt, Of Richmond, one of tho pop
lllar hostesses Of tho season.
Thursday another attractive social
| affair was a beautiful dinner given
by Miss sue Clarke, OF Baltimore. The
centrepiece OF the round table was
composed of delicate ferns. banked
with magnificent brides roses and
mini, carnations completed the decora-
lions
Tho browning feature of the week,
however, was the caildrcn's fancy
4 ball, arranged by Professor Victor 9.
4 Zebley. Tor washington and Baltimore,
(, who trained the participants In the
grand march and the opening dances.
This march was most gracefully LED
4 by little Miss Clarice Leayell and
A Master Jack Wilson, which conclude 9
with tho victorine, the Duchess and
4 tho butterfly round dances.
A most. brilliant spectacle was the
i May-pnle, danced by eight OF the older
4 girls and eight young misses,
beautiful SOLO, danced by little
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, was very
i pleasing and attractive.
A lovely scarf dance was given, be-
4 ginning With tablsatt Of dancers,
4 who finally retired as MISS jeano
4 Crozier. the soloist, came forward and
caught the eye and fancy Of the audi
\ encc. ss LIE
4 Some or the prettiest OF the many
4 pretty representations wern tho -four
\ sisters butterfly. Anne Lee as But
9ltercup, Mary Lee ms DO Peep, Theresa
4 fIa'll as Queen OF the lairles; Dorothy
\ Bruce, Mary Reese and Elizabeth s'ray-
A Tor, faircs: Nelly Phinlzy and ClArlce
n l4onvoll, Japanese girls, lovely imper-
A spnntlons whose costumes wero Inns
4 ported fpom the land Of cherry bic s.
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