The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
WAYNEsBoRo

tSpecial 10 The Times. Disp4tch.1
WAfNESBORO. VA. August S.--One OF the
Brunswick' Inn was the cabaret Tussdsy
evening participation In by guests Of tho
hotel. Splendid talent IN voii,s and tern sichore
was. displayed By. the following clever Young
people: Misses elizabeth owen. Carol Minor,
Emile Rogerson. Edith Linde,pan.s Gather
ine Henley. Isabel Williams Josephb.s
! ton. soloist: Walter Williams. Addison lngle.
William seymour, Sherlock Bropson.. The
bathroom was t2stily decorated In bpweSs
OF. evergreen. japanese -lantersn and para
| sois. which, with the shaded liIhts. gsys
4 pleasing effect. To carry out tho true
| cabaret spirit tables were arranged IN
typical cafe style, AS the opening strains
of II Love the. Ladies we're hoard, the
company strolied leisurely In. and took their
places and sang while soft .drinks N:ere be-
Ing served by the waiter. Walter Williams.
The Johnny Dunn OF the soup was splen-
didly impersonated by William Seymour.
During tho intermission the old fayoiits.
Reuben I've Boon Thinking was ciever-
ly given by the young Miss Eleanor WI,
iiams as Cynthia. and Miss Katherine
Scott Reuben"
The exhibition Ms1iXe VAS feature
danced beautifully by Miss Catherine Hen
ley and Miss Edith Lindemsn., Tho spe-
cial chorus number introduced STANLEY
Bian,on and the Beauty Chorus, Com
posed OF the Misses Laura phantom az
Molly; Josephine Bronson Dolly: Emile
RoGerson a. Polly. and Isabel Williams
, May. and Miss Edith Lindeman Ruth.
The SONG mad dance wao c1ceilen,iX given
and called forth much enthusizstic APP
p.ause When the AnSeius Was Ring
ing Was sung b. the girls chorus. com
posed Of Misses Catherine Henley. Carroll
Minor Josephine srcnson. Elizabeth Owon.
Emile RoBerSon. Laura Blantop. Edith Lin
deman. Isabel Williams. From bis place y,
the table Mr. 5lanton rendered the en-
pressve "Siumber Boat Song of Carrie
Jacobs Burds. delightful number supr in
his iniintable style. Tho nnal was rous-
Ing chorus, the favorite song OF the day
This Is the Life" which, cioses ~ith
nj t1.s
dience was thoroughly delighted and pleased
with the evenings entertainment and lavish
praise was heard on every SIDE. Miss
Claudia I.indeman. finished musician OF
Dayton. o.. presided at the piano direct.
Ing the entire performance. Mi.s linde-
mans playing has been source OF great
pleasure and enjoyment T.. T. .IueRts
during her stay, and II IL source, OF
much regret that she IS leaving soon fer
her home. whore she Will resume her many
duties in musical circles. Miss Lindeman
| has been entertaining her father. Gus Lin
deman. cf Dayton. and with him will
so to White Sulphur next week before re-
turning home.
Waller X. Scott celebrated hsr birth
day Tuesday. having az her Suests her lit
lie pleymates OF the Inn: The. children
gathered around the beautifully decorated
table. where the deliberately iced cake, IL
Illuminated with eight candies was cut and
refreshing ices and candies served peals
OF Joy arose on the opening OF the Bruins
Wick pie which after pulling a ribbon. dis
closed gifts for each guest. The little
nostchs was SHoNcTe0 Win birthday kits
and greetings
Miss A!lcne Dufour OF Nashinrton n
C.. is champion tennis player. Since her
arrival the younger set is much Interested
In tennis Games are called Immediately
after breakfast. II * only when tho din.
n.r hours arrive they forego this pleasure.
which has shsrpened their appetites for
this delicious midday meal
Mrs Joe Blanton. Miss Laura Bianton,
and Stanley Blanton. Of Richmond are wei.
coined hero By many friends as valued
al cir
{. l." Smith motored from Riehmond in
his touring car TO Join hi. family. Durin.
his stay Mr. and Mrs. Smith have given
many delightful motor parties
Automobile tours through the valley or
Virginia. With a stop-evor at BrunsvicL
Inn are heins taken by many people thi.
sea son. While motoring parties made up
OF guests at the Inn retain their popularity
The weekly dance "wednesday even
INK Vss enjoyed BY the younger set and
cha peroned by tho tron OF the Inn There
we're number Of people from a distance
ann parties of young mon from Staunton.
Late arrivals at the Inn are Mrs J. w
Lawson. Misses Larson. OF SmithfeId Va
lIilon Hortridse, OF Ewell Maxwell Of
Jacksonville, Fla: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. May.
nard. X. ". Maynard. OF Iiichmond; Gu,
lindeman. OF Dayton O.: r. o. Lindeman
Of Tsichmond: Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Ba.ker-
vile, Master n. c. ssskervilie. Nre
Nathaniel Matthews. OF Ksnbridse Va;
Miss Ailen- Tenfour. OF Washington o.
e.; Mrs Augustine Royal, OF Richmond: l.
Addison 1ngle, OF University of Virginia:
MI and Mrs. II. .Atweii OF Norfolk Va