The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-29
by Jones. John D. Blair. Jrs Walter
Moore and Alex Donnan.


Moore and Alex Donnan.
Mrs. Swineford also gave a bridge,
luncheon yesterday for Miss Wheat.
Miss Bentley, Miss Temple and
Miss Cutchin, and the affair was a
very attractive one in every detail.
and dainty prizes awarded at each
table.
Hay Ride for Younger Set.
A very attractive hay ride was
given on Monday evening for several
members of the Younger set here. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. Zen
janlin P. owen and Mrs. Henry Ingram.
and. starting at Buck Hill" drove to
Mrs. E. L. Beniiss's country place,
where several hours were spent in
dancing. On their return supper was
served at little tables on the lawn
at Buck HILL" Some of those in
the party were: Misses Carter Ingram,
Margaret Miller. Martha Valentine,
Alice Munson. Katie Taylor, Ellen
Beirne Scott; Messrs. Morson Keith,
James Gwatkin, John and Nelson
Ingram, Anthony Adams, Foster witt,
Bernard Meredith, Randolph owens. S.
Owens. William Thompkins, Charles
dA1u t1caIy nllleE, Ldl1erty.
Dance Mt Lakeside.
Another affair for the member OF
the younger society set In Richmond
VIII be hop given at Lakeside on
Friday evening by some OF the V. NJ.
!. cadets who are spending the sum-
mer in the city. The dance Will be
given IN the pavilion at Lakeside and
will be very charming event.
Westmorelnnd Club Outing.
Nearly all of the various parties for
the Westmoreland Club outing to the
White Sulphur for the coming week
end have been made up, and the az
fair promises to be a most happy one
For years the old White has been the
gathering place for smart society all
over the country. and some of the most
toasted beauties of St Louis, Gin
cinnat!. New Orleans and Charleston.
;. e.. nave come and gone with the
most distinguished men OF their gen
Grafton in attendance Now that 1t Is
entering on its new era, and SO many
Northern society folk are opening cot
tases at the White Sulphur for the
season. those who remember are re-
calling all the quaint old customs of
| the place and the happenings during
the reign of three OF the most famous
| beauties of past generation. There
| is charming story to the effect that
once on time a leader of the smart
set in Philadelphia used his lady
loves slipper from which to quaff his
| champagne in toast long famous and
| ever witty to her good health and
| gracious beauty. Then one journeyed
| In roony old coach with ones bag
| gage UP behind and arrived at the
White Just in time to join in what
! was termed the Tread Mill" which
Z bfror Ia.
I march to the ballroom for the dance
| that followed. and always participated
| in by young and old.
| Bridge and an attractive luncheon
| VIII I'LL the hours Saturday after the
! party leaves Richmond, and the ger
man Monday evening and more infor.
nal entertainments at the new Casino
| recently opened will be some of the
| events OF the three days stay in the
mountains of Virginia.
Returned to Baltimore.
| Miss Elsie Watts has returned to
Baltimore after attending house
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Rozier
Dulany at Oakley" their country
place in Fauauier county, Va. In
July Miss Watts will be the guest of
Miss Rebecca Beverly at her country
home near The Plains, Va
Leaves For Mnnchuria.
William B. Christian, who has been
the guest of his parents. Judge and
Mrs. George L. Christian. at SIS West
Grace Street. left last night for the
| West. He will sail from San Fran
cisco for China and will spend the
next four years in Manchuria as an
agent for the American Tobacco Com
pany.
stay-at-Hom Whist Club.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
on Monday evening with Mrs w. r.
Robins at the Shirley. on South Third
Street. Four tables We're engaged
and highest score was made by Mrs
Pattison and W. r. Robins. The next
meeting will be held on Monday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Bland
Smith, corner OF Third and Franklin
Streets
In ana Out of Town.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H Elicit, who
have spent the past week at Virginia
Beach, have returned to Richmond.
Winston Holt, of stanton. expects