The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

q octE1tY has been much IN evidence
at the various horse shows in the
~ snte recently, md The splendid
balls following them have Seen among
the brilliant features of the waning
summer season. The german given IN
Winston Hall. Berryvillc. Va. iiilae
diatcly following tho show IN taat
place was very delightful affair In
deed. Mrs John s. Goldsmith. Mrs.
Walter Cox, Mrs. H. w Baker anu
Mrs. j. r. Elder were among the CHAP.
erons, and the german was led by
Harry warden, of Berryville. AmonB
those dancing from Richmond Were.
Misses Virginia Tyler, in pale biuo
satin: Miss Fanny Tyler, in pink chif-
fon. Miss Dudley Powers, In white
satin, embroidered IN pearls; MISS k't'
ty Kent in pink satin.
The show in Warrenton is perhaps
the most universally attended Ut the
season and any number OF peaple
motored over from the adjoining coun-
ties to be present After the eYe ei.'
of each day, luncheons and cnafnlnS
little dinners preceded the balls. me
smart gowns and hats OF the "oii'e',
were displayed 10 great advantage: any,
mingled with the pink coats " ~ ~
me, were much commented upon. Inc
!.
Wednesday evening was one " .e
handsomest dances given IL Narisi.
Ton ,his wear. Hunting colors pre-
vailed IN the decorations, and the aahee
In which 100 couples participated, Mas
led by william Fl. Games,
White and II. f. Gray.
Richmonders present. on TINS ocea-
sion were: Mrs. Eppa Hunton. Jr, ~
amber-colored satin, cmbfoloereu -
gold with diamond ornaments M
r carter Scott, in white saun' W.
crystal garniture, pears WIS
staoa wexford, III lavende" crepe si..
49, in orchids, dlamonds; MISS
chs,lotte randolph, in pink chm en-,
Nc 'Rci,ben satterwaite, IN lafehos -
Ms ND pearls; Miss Carol GAIT. ~.
ss asln messaline; Miss FRANCES
US. T., MUG crepe, triru'ned IN pAi,n
ecots. Miss Camilla "elltora' ~
lose aet,, fraped in chiffon; > ucEe ~
r rr scott, Eppa HiNiton, -" ana
cs1t A1orson keith. MI.
others.
IN ~, law Virginans are anI
so iIia.,, r,ers North nowadays, am"
theii w. late fall finds them io1iom
even usual rush to the Whlte meas
ins ~ CO., the last mon..l OF NV ,a,.a
talhs rba more formal AFFAIRS na
soh' ,,ace II outdoor sports anu
sNeh pi If congenial parties -
I,icbmond are to be founa ta a Inhn
~. New England resort MS MISS
II Williams and her oausi.s' snend-
Adele Williams. VINO have oe1 r,tv arc
ing ~ the Hotel Brynmere, Ahhas-
me- ,s,, Mass. Harry NJ. smith, 1f.' ~
s,,.IN, snent a few days at inc sa'''o
800 during his trip NottH'
M Tnnstall, of washington io
sriy Miss Ida Gray, of this CITY, 10
-, annisnuam. Mass. as the guest %
her daughter. Mrs. McNutt. MIS- ~
fred Gray and Miss Sue Gray, WV
spent the past two months at MO- ~
ern resorts. are also registered az tne
Brvnmere The Misses Boyd. of Rlcn-
Mmond, are also speHoihs so'o
the same hotel.
Mrs Williams and Miss Williams
viii leave shortly fir Lynne, Conn.,
from there Mrs. Williams will return
to Richmond and Miss Williams VIII
visit Miss Virginia Roper at ocean
Grove. New Jersey Miss Louise WI
liams is with Miss Alice Eager IN
Paris, having spent the past tnreo
months in England, Switzerland, Hol-
land and France. She will return TO
this country about the first week In
November
At Rockbrld.e Alum.
A charming company OIL society folk
are spending the month OF September
at the Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va,
where the fall season Is always an
unusually beautiful one. Mrs. ,Cabell
and Miss Lyman have won honora
among the whist players at this re-
sort, ard the entertaining OF the pres
ent month will be more or less IN
formal, mostly bridge whist and small
dinners. Mrs Cabell is now at the
White. where She will remain some
time before returning to her home In
Richmond. Mrs. z. 3. Cunningham,
who, with her granddaughter. Miss
Emily Lyman, has summered at the
Rockbridge Alum, will return to tho
city late in September. Miss Lyman
Will not be .at;. college this year, but
will spend the snvinter in Mrs. Cum
ningham's apartments at the Chester
field.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cannon, also OF
Richmond. led the german at the Rock
bridge Alum. which took place last
week. with thirty-five couples dancing.
The ballroom was decorated in ever
greens and v. M. 7. colors, a number
OF " NJ. l. cadets being present. The
opening figure was a military one.
Favors included watches. dolls, hand
kerchiefs. bubble pipes. etc.
Sponsor Appointed.
Miss Lulie D. Barham. OF South
ampton. who has been spending the
y