The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
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SWEET ctIALYBEATE, VA, July
I yg.-The season at the Sweet Chaly-
beate Is now rapidly advancing to the
full tide. New faces are constantly ap-,
pearing upon tho scene, the wheel OF
pleasure rolls on delightfully."- and tho
] days slip almost insensibly. The bright
summer days have made outdoor life
popular, and every sort OF sport, from
cro1uet to boxball, has been entered
into with zest.
ing Is the ballroom. where fine or
clestra, with Professor Crumb as
leader gives choice dance music.
Possibly no hour ofNtta day IL moro
enjoyable than that devoted to the
J, children. the grand march tlfciting
she applause OF the older ones.
Among the attractive children here
arc little Miss Frances Eakle, Eliza
beth Baldwin and Julia Cooke. John
!, Pratt, BETTE Baldwin and Richard Car
4 rington.
bridge Party.
Z most delightful bridge party was
4 given Friday evening in the card room,
) Mrs. u. A. Grant, OF Cleveland. Ohio,
, pink was we'll carried out from the
tables, with dainty silk covers to the
score cards. After brisk contest,
i've prizes were awarded the fortunate.
Mrs. Pratt. OF Alabama. making the
highest score. received tho first prize
Tor the ladies': the second fell to Mrs.
/ Snyder, of philadelphia; while Mrs.
/ Barry, OF Norfolk. secured the consola-
tion. Tho two prizes for the gentle-
men fell to the most popular men at
the springs. whose mad esty forbids. the
mention OF their names. Mrs. Grants
! guests were Mrs. Darlington. Mrs.
Schley. Mrs. Pratt Mrs. Snyder. Mrs.
Barry, Mrs. Boyk!n. Miss Boykin. Miss
Yonge. Mrs Emmcrson, Mrs. Anderton,
Mrs. rutherford and others.
Subscription Card Party.
Saturday morning the second SUBJ
.scription card party OF the season was
given. This time bridge was the
game. After two hours OF enjoyment.
Mrs. Rutherford, OF Baltimore. having
the highest score. had the honor Of
taking the first prize. comb with
I gold mounting; the second prize. a
handkerchief bag. fell to Mrs. En-
merson. OF Mt. Vernon N. T., and the
: consolatlon. picture. to Mrs. Car
ftngton. OF Lynchhurg.
a party OF ardent disciples OF gentle
Isaac Walton went on a fishing trip
lt5atuiudy. <AIteE Two tOF atuEee MUTE Oh
fishing. the ladies OF the party turned
to cooking the speckled beauties. and
a dinner al fresco was thoroughly en-
l 5oyed.
Mrs. Daniel. wife OF Senator John w.
Daniel. and Mrs. Edward Daniel are
here for the remainder OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Kenset. OF Nor
| FOLK, with Miss Konsett. are among the
popular guests OF recent date.
Miss Kate Seldom. OF Baltimore,
iEreat favorite OF Richmond's young set
IS deservedly popular at tho chaly-
sbeate.
Miss Annie Rutherford. OF Baltimore,
az another pleasing addition of the
past week. giving much pleasure by
her musical talent.
Miss Eaton. OF Richmond, Va, Is en-
5oying to tho full the delights OF the
Chniy beate.
Weeks Arrivals.
Tho register shows the following as
recent arrivals: Miss Hattie Belle
Kemp. Jefrersonville. 1nd.:O. n. Ham
mond. Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs s.
II. Kensett and Miss Mildred Kensett,
Norfolk. Va: Mrs. J. w. Daniel. Mr..
Ed. Daniel. Lynohburs. Va: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Pole. Miss Irene Pole.
Russell Pole. Washington. D. CT:
Miss E. Eaton, Richmond, Va Mrs.
r. s. Rutherford Miss rutherford,
Miss Annie Rutherford. Baltimore; Mias
Miss Kate L Seldom. Baltimore: Mrs.
B. "A. Darlington. Mas ter Ned and Rich
ard Darlington. Lynchburg, Va; Mr..
w. w. Undertake. Stanton. Va: Mr..
and Mrs. Hicgman. Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Slaughter. Anderson. w. Va:
Mrs. Charles Reid, Miss Reid. Wash
ington. d. sC..tH Frazier .Jrz Rich mond.
G. NJ. Barry, Norfolk. Va; Mr.. James
Hume, Norfolk: Miss Jane Bibb and
Miss Kathleen Bibb.. Louisa, Va: Frank
n. Glasgow. Lexington. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. N. II. Slack. Ronceverte. w. Va;
Miss Eva Illingsworth. Miss Marion
& klingsworth, Washington. D. C.
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