The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
PARTIES ENJOYED
TALLEGHANY Inn
Numerous Fetes Make Week
a Pleasant One.
BOY HOST TO YOUNGSTERS
Master Dick Andrade, of New
York, Celebrates His Recupera-
tion from injuries by Entertain-
ing Little Friends-Young Folks
Take Ride in Moonlight.

Allegheny Inn, Goshen. Va, Aug. B.-
An event which was greatly enjoyed dur
ing the past week was the veranda party
given by Master Dick Andrade, of New
York. on Monday morning. The guests
were especially happy to do honor to ths
young host on this, occasion, as he il Just
| recuperating from hn injury to his knee.
and since he cannot run and romp like
other boys for a time, finds chief amuse-
ment in playing cards. At 800" which
was the diversion Of this affair, DR.. ]. r.
Gildersleeve. of Richmond, received the
gentlemen's prize, watch fob. and Mrs.
Hattie Gray Slaughter Of Norfolk. the
ladies' prize, fan.
Miss Louise French, of Washington.
was also presented fan, while to Miss
Barclay, of New York, fell the consola-
tion, necklace of amethyst beads.
Artistic tally cards in the shape Of In
dian heads marked the scores, and dur
ing the game bonbons, cakes, and soft
drinks were served.
Those invited were Mrs Charles p
Lee, Mrs. Richmond Moore, Mrs. Norton
Savage, DR.. ]. r. Gildersleeve, and Miss
Matte Baskerville. Of Richmond: Mrs. II.
G. Slaughter and Miss Susie Slaughter,
of Norfolk: Miss Theodosia Gray, Miss,
Maude FIippin, and Miss Lucy Fitzgerald.
of Danville; Miss Louise French, of
Washington; Miss Barclay and Mrs. c.
Andrade. OF New York; Mrs. c. n. Dar-
den. of Petersburg. Va: Mrs. ]. Aven, Of
New York
A party of young people drove over TO
the german at Rockbridge Alum Springs
"Wednesday evening. returning in the late
moonlight, which Is resplendent at this
time of the month. Among those who
attended the dance were Noble Jones, of
Savannah: Harvey Cassedy, OF WASH
ington: Ernest Coolidge. Of New York:
Miss Ruth Cohen. Miss Helen Kimmel.
and Miss Edith Cohen, of Washington:
Miss Theodosia Gray and Miss Flippen,
OF Danville. Chaperons were Mrs. n.
Pessou, of New Orleans. and Mrs. Err
nest Coolidge, of New York.
Mrs. Raymond Pilson entertained at
cards Monday evening, four tables being
engaged. To make the game more inter-
esting. prize was presented to the high
est scorer at each table. Mrs. William
Shaw, of Washington; Mrs. Hattie Gray
Slaughter, OF Norfolk, and Mrs. McMil-
Ian. of Savannah. won each a silver
photograph frame in a contest at bridge,
while Mrs. Richmond Moore, OF Rich
mond, was awarded a pair of gold cuff
pins at the 500 table Champagne punch
and sandwiches were afterward enjoyed.
Those participating were Mrs. Blair Bur-
we'll and Miss Marie Burwell, of jackson.
Vile; Mrs. II. G. Slaughter and Miss Susie
Slaughter, of Norfolk: Mrs. r. H. Nc
MILAN and Mrs. Noble Jones, of Savan-
nah; Mrs. W. A. Jones. of Louisville;
Mrs William Shaw, Miss French, Mrs
F. S. Wynn. and Mrs. ]. III. Tomb, of
Washington: Miss Matte Baskervill and
Mrs. Richmond Moore, OF Richmond; Miss
Sara Vaughan, of Murfreesboro, n. c.,
and Miss Loulfe Barham, of Newsomes
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Horton and the
Misses Claytor, of Roanoke, ,~who spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Inn, uotored
lier- in the week and left for Natural
Bridge Sunday evening before going
home.
Cluster Brown Mt Partt.
One of the most interesting affairs was
the Buster Brown party Friday even |
ing. which furnished merriNent for both |
young and old. Little Miss Bena Frank, |
of Norfolk. drew a most lifelike picture |
Of Buster" and ''Tige," minus BUS (
ter s. necktie, which was supplied in a |
contest that brought forth much enjoy |
ment Little Misses Ernestine Pessou, |
of New orleanS and Elizabeth Andrade. |
of New York, received each box Of con- |
fections for coming nearest the place |
where the bow ought to be, and dolls |
were wen by Misses Katherine Shaw and |
Attola kimmel, of Washington, while |
Hattie Spencer, of Jacksonville, received |
a dolls hot-water bottle and talcum pow
der box, and Huston Pilson. of Washing
ton, set of sand toys.
Mrs. Harrie Craig Ansley, of Washing
ton. was the hostess at one of the most |
enjoyable card parties Of the
season on Friday evening. The guests on
this occasion were Capt. and Mrs. Harry /
Kimmel, DIR. J. T. Wolf. Mrs. Raymond
Pilson, and Mrs. ]. A. Aven. of Washing
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan, Of Savan-
nah. Mrs. w. A. Jones and Mrs. Ramsey,
Of Louisville; Mrs. F. S. Wynn, Mrs.
Myer Cohen, Mrs. ]. Mel Carter, Mrs.
A. G. Clapham, Miss French, and Judge
Wolf, of Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. c. p.
Lee and Miss Clarke, of Richmond, and
Mrs. c. Andrade, of New York.
As usual, the big event Of the week was