The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-26
YOUNGSTERS HAVE
FANCY DRESS BALL
M.NY DELIGHTFUL AFFAIRS
ARE GIVEN THIS YEAR AT
WHITE SULPHUR.

/ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,
! Aug. gS.~- The southerners here VIII
jteke the chief pare ~ many 81 the
entertainments admit the fact that u
great share of the charm of the VA
rious affairs is due to the fact that
lthey are arranged on the spur Of
Z the moment Such a party - that
given Saturday afternoon by MIR. and
/ Mrs. c. T. Wernwag Of Philadelphia,
I who Inside of two hours had super
intended the laying out of n minia-
ture golf course. bought the prizes and
/ Invited twenty-five guests To partici-
pate In the fun. AS each player was
allowed only twenty minutes TO cover
the course not much time was wasted
on form The first prizes were won
| by Mrs. Carrier. of Louisville, and
#Johu H. Allen, IF Cincinnati. The
booty prizes by Mrs. George r: Adams
and Miss Olive Carroll Adams. After
the game dainty refreshments were
served ON the lawn III front of the Ca
eino.
/ one Of the features of the entire
season was the fancy dress tall In
} WftJch thirty-iive youngsters partiei-
pated. and which was So successfully
4! planned and carried out hy Professor
Iebley. who In such a wonderful In
structur OF ehildren's dances. The
march was led by Jack Potts, of Rich
/ moHd. who dressed as Pope Plus,
lie tft+-ettii s4it4ea- pet+ttgSteF Al
the bail. His costume. even to the
smallest detail was absolutely correct.
Two dear youngsters from Dallas, Tex,
were Ann Coke, as Little 30 Peep"
and her brother, Henry Coke, as n
Jolly Tar others being. Mary Cur
lis Lee, Of Virginia, Red Riding
Hood Marion kiser, Atlanta Tom
mic Atkins Lucy Emhrey, F'reder
ieksharg, Spring Anita Henry
Washington. "Tambourine Girl"j Viz
gina Sawyer. Mobile. Flower Girf'';
Austin Campbell. Richmond. "Japa-
nese Girl; Henry Coke. Dallas. Tex,
Sailor" John Taylor. Richmond.
Prince: Ann Coke, Dallas, Tex
" Bo- Peep. Mary Thayer. Charleston,
Is. G. Scotch Boy, Jewett Swift,
, Memphis, japanese Girl'i Martha
. Wall Richmond. "LAttle Bo- Peep
Elizabeth Taylor Richmond, Butter
Efy''i Ann lee, Virginia. Diana Mary
Mason, Richmond, Roman Peasant" /;
Frederick Scott. Richmond. Rough
Rider. Douglass Paine, Atlanta,
Queen ef the Fairies; Ann Grant,
Atlanta, 'pandelion"; lawson klser;
atlanta. "towboy''s Harrison Thomas
Charleston. w. Va. clown. Hugh
Richardson, Atlanta, Clown; l..
Newton Thomas, Charleston, w, Va,
Clown Sarah Jackson. covington.
Ky Night William kiser. Atlanta,
Sailor Edwain Munford. Washing
ton. summer Girl; John Grant At
lanta, Clown, Garrett Wall, Rien-
: mond. Prince: Jack Bosw ell. Dan
vile, Va, Jockey; Julian Lindsey.
Fort Meyer, Clown Lucy Taliaferro,
Kichmond, Dutch Peasant; James
Massie. Richmond, Prince OF Or
ange' Natalie Powell Cincinnati,
Court Page Ida Massis. Richmond
: Helen Of Troy: Ann Lee. West Point
Diana" The success OF the whole
affair and the beautiful solo dances
are due to Professor Zebley. who Is
such "a remarkable teacher Of chill
/ drens dances. the individual figures
. being both unique and wonderfully
artistic.
A speculation party. Ia which over
loo guests We're invited Tuesday morn.
= ing qy Air. and Mrs. I.awlins Loundes
OF New Orleans. WAS "A most move
and delightful affair They We're as
| sisted In entertaining bH Mrs. Johr
{ Middleton, of New York, and Mira
t william Henry. Of Washington. Beans
were used as currency to buy playins
= cards the one lucky enough to &C.
! cure the king of hearts won the prize
. Later refreshments We're served or
/ the lawn under immense japanese
parasola, which We're erected about the
gFeyuwsfs.
Dressed as girls, the Young fellows
played some OF the bellies of the
springs an exciting ball game Tues.
day afternoon which resulted In 8
! score of : 10 l2 The fellows were
/, somewhat handicapped by heinG
obliged 10 catch and bat with theil
+ left hand Miss Marthene Harrison
! granddaughter of President Benjanif
: Harrison, made "a record as a spec .
i, catcher. and Miss Alice Lewis, Of Gin.
! cinnatl, got IN some hits as 81 batter
George W. Stevens, president or tn,
tChesapea and ohio road. came
, down for the week end in his private
= car. aud Sunday invited a few guest
to call ar the Hawley cottage inform
: ally in the early afternoon
Admiral G.. l.. Nreeiand. IN com
mand of the flagship Connecticut, Il
sojournfng at the springs, accompa
MED by Mrs. Ereeland.
The german Saturday night prom
. ises to be a largely attended one. ant
; Its success Is assured by having g
=. the head of the committee such mer
: as Thomas Paine, OF Atlanta, anl
. George W. Stevens
r. IT. Miller, accompanied by Hor
tas Miller, both of Waxahert. Tex.
!. arrived Saturday for a sojourn here
; Another traveller from Texas wht
u arrived on the week end was r. NJ
: Brown. who registered from Warton
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