The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
CAPON SPRINGS.

On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Greer.
and Mr. B. p. Garrison. driving an El-
more car. arrived from Morgantown, ".
Va
On Tuesday Mrs. c. C. woodward. OF
. Washington, gave charming whist par
". The prize was won by Viscount d Ate.
Of Washington.
Welsh rarebit parties have been given
hy Mr.. John Y. Bassell. Afr William h
Dunkin, C0ii.lls.-gder and Mrs. stone.
and others during the week
y jc)-Card party was held the same
evening. prizes being won by Mrs. T.
/ Y. McIlhenuy. OF Washington, and Mrs.
| C. s. Witherstine. Of Philadelphia
/ On Monday q prominent Philadelphia
hostess entertained at elght-hand euchre.
I at which prizes We're won by Mss Maude
I Walmsiey and Mrs. r. Clifford Smith,
Of Philadelphia, and by Mrs. T. Y. Nell
benny. OF Washington.
ladies' bowling tournament. with
/ eight entries, began early in the week
The finals were between Miss Hazel
Hanecy. of Chicago. and Miss Gertrude
/ Page Jones, OF Savannah, the former
winning out by a handsome score.
! Two automobile parties arrived al Ca
pon during the week. On Monday a
1 a
/ Packard car. included AIr. and Mrs. Al
/ exande- Barrie, Mrs. Shirley Carter. and
I Mrs. Brad. Beverly. Of Winchester, and
1 AR William T. Potter. Of Philadelphia.
The past week was one Of gayety and
/ pleasure. II opened well with a progress
I I've bridge whist party Of five tables
/ Iae arst prize was won By Miss Il.
Hellman. of Washington; the second by
Miss l.. p WorthingtOn of Washington;
the third by Mrs. ID. c. Holder, Of New
/ orleans. the consolation by Mrs W. 3.
( B1ssett Of Norfolk.
I Bowling has come well 70 the fore.
Bowling parties have been given during
/ the week by Commander and Mrs. Stone
\ Mrs. c. I. Nelson, Mrs. /. J. Rutherford
/ Of Washington; Mr.. William II. Dunkin.
\ of Charleston, and Mr.. John McGregor.
/ OF Baltimore. The bowling contest be
tween Mr. John McGregor, OF Baltimore.
and Mr.. William H. Dunkin for the
championship of 1903 is stin on with Mr..
I John AfcGregor. OF Baltimore. in the lead
/ Another entertainment az whist was
given on Wednesday night by Miss Maude
| Walmsley, OF Philadelphia. The prize
! was won by Mrs. G. O. Woodward, of
! Washington. Mrs. J. A. Norris gave a
very attractive eight-hand euchre on
/ Wednesday. The first prize was won by
( Mrs. II. Clifford Smith, Of Philadelphia
I on Friday evening Mrs c. s. Wither-
stine gave a very much enjoyed eight
hand euchre. az which Mrs. W 3. Bas-
setr. of Norfolk won the first prize. and
| Mr.. r. Clifford Smith, of Philadelphia.
the second prize,
! Among the arrivals during the week
are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. stout. Miss Leila
I Stout and Mr.. Wilton snowden, OF Bal
+ timore; Mrs. 3. Hellman. Miss +. p.
/ Hellman, Messrs. Norman and Wilbur
! Underwood. Of Washington, d. c.; AIRS.
/ n 2. Irwin OF Annapolis. Nd; Mrs. Tom
Russell Mrs. Granville Moore. Mr.. ". 3.
I Turne-, Mrs. William Blanchard. Mrs. ].
/ r. Hamlet. and Mr. j. II Downman OF
I New YORK; Mr. II. =. Langdon and fam
7 ily, OF Cincinnati; Mr.. Prescott Huide-
1 koper. Of Boston. Mrs. r. E Bridges or
Ocala. Fla. Mr.. William Shepherd. OF
Richmond: Mrs Grace H. Shields, OF
f! Keswick, Va: Mr.. and Mrs II. c.
/ Greer. and Mr.. B. >. Garrison. OF Nor
\ gantown. W. Va; Rev. n NJ. White or
/ Kernstown, Va; Dir. William r Potter
and party. Miss Helen G. Cruise. Miss
[ Frances Natalie Farrc. Mrs. l. K
Fisher and Miss Margaret v. V. Fish
I er. OF Philadelphia, and Mr.. Robert
snodgraSs, Of Harrisburg, Pa.