The Washington herald., 1911-09-10

Goshen to disappear. as none has beer
seen since tEis memorable hunt.
The penalty for this heinous crime wal
electrocution for both prisoners, after 3
respite OF thirty days Just as sentences
was being pronounced great excitement
was caused by the escape Of the prisoner
Hunt through an open window near the
box, and his reclaim by the sherin with
his bloodhounds.
After the trial Judge and jury, defend
ants and the plaintiff, counsel for the
prosecution and for the defense, with the
shertn and the witnesses, met IN the
cafe and celebrated the occasion with g
banquet the champagne being on. the
losing side.
While many Of the summer guests are
leaving, their places are being filled by
many delightful people, whose homes are
In the far South. and VINO have come 70
the Inn for September and October.
Among the late arrivals are the Misses
Meldrim, with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. p w. Meldrim, OF SaYannah, ano
Mrs. w. D. Simpkins and Miss Annie Cole
Simpkins, OF the same city, VINO nave
Joined Their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Noole
Jones and family. again for the fall sea-
son.
Mrs. Mekrim and the Misses Jane and
Carrie Lou Meldrim, with the Simpkinses,
have been 10 the White Sulphur, while
Mr.. MeIdrim and Miss Sophie Meldrim
have Just returned from the Bar Associa-
tion at Bar Harbor. Boston, and other
Northern resorts.
Blair Burwell, sr., Of Jacksonville,
Joined his family here Monday. Miss
Marie Burwell has as her guest her
friend, Miss Marion Moore, Of Vicks-
burg, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grant and family,
Of Atlanta, also arrived at the Inn on
Wednesday morning from the White Sui
phur.
Idrs. E ]. Willis and children also reg
istere: here during the week, arriving
in her car after a stay at the Rockbridge
Baths.
Mrs. Albert Harman, OF Goshen, who
is guest at Allegheny Inn, while her
husband Is in South America on business,
entertained at a delightful card party
Friday evening in honor OF Mrs. ]. w.
Rowland. This was not only one Of the
largest card parties Of the season, but
one Of the most brilliant. The parlors
were deliberately decorated with ferns
and goldenrod, and the orchestra played
popular selections in one Of the small
parlors prior TO the game and while the
refreshments were served. The bridge
players occupied seven tables, while 800
engaged those at the other two Miss
Marie Burwell, Of Jacksonville, won the
silk hose offered for the first prize; Mrs.
'J w. Owen, Of Washington, the brass
card tray for the second highest score.
DR.. ]. R Gildersleeve, Of Richmond,
was presented with the gentlemens prize.
a pair of moccasins, and Mrs. Raymond
Pilson. of Washington, was consoled with
a tumbling toy. Miss Bessie Wilson, OF
Dan-ille, made top score at 800 and
was presented with an embroidered hand
kerchief, while to Mr.. James w. Taylor,
Of Washington. fell the gentlemen's
prize, deck OF cards.
Those who accepted Mrs. Harman's
hospitality were Mrs. Hattie Gray
Slaughter, OF Norfolk. Va: Mrs. Blair
Burwell, Miss Marie Burwell. OF Jack
sonville, Fla; Mrs. Raymond Pilson, Mrs.
William Shaw, Mrs. ]. w. Owen, Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Rowland. Capt. and Mrs.
Harry Kimmel, Mrs. ]. Mel. Carter, and
Mr.. Harvey Cassidy and Mr. Taylor, Of
Washington, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Page,
Miss Smith. of Springfield, Mass; Mrs.
NJ. J. Darden. Miss L arham, and Mr. Dick
Darden, of Newson. Va; DR.. J. r. Gild-
ersleeve, and Miss Betty Clark, of Rich
mond. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Jones.
Miss Annie Cole Simpkins, Miss Jane
Meldrim. and Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim,
of Savannah, Ga: Miss Maud Flippen
and Miss Bessie Wilson. OF Danville. Va;
Mrs. z. L. Perkins, OF Shelbyville, Ind;
Mrs. W. A. Jones, and Mrs. w. r. Ram
sey, of, Louisville, KY; Mrs. w. w.
Bouden, of New Orleans, La: Mrs.
Cyprtano Andrade, OF New York, and
Mr. Alfred Goddin, of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Cypriano Andrade. of New York,
was the guest of honor of a morning
hr}I IoxV N6A
Miss Betty Clark. of Richmond. Miss
Marie Burwell again scored highest, re-
celving a brocade satin heart pin cush-
ion; Miss Jane Meldrim second prize, a
fancy lace collar. DR.. Gildersleeve won
Capt. Stormfeld's Visit to Heaven" by
Mark Twain; Miss Loulie Barham the
consolation. a garden hat.
Mrs. Andrade was presented with an
exquisite embroidered handkerchief.