The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-23
CROCKETT SPRINGS

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22Nsver E has SI III. sba r min Aq ns
been more attractive The wcatber is
delightful, ana the social eaieties
s'cadiiE on the increase.
The event OF the week was tho hal
nasQue given OH Friday night MANY
oeautiIul and effective costumes we're
Morn morn f by the partieipants. a large
eress' added 10 the already brilliant
B Bes,ie S'0 of F 81 81; Louis and NJ J.
movements and figure, we're we'll en-
ecuted In The course Of the evening
MISS Miss Block and Mr.. Saunders danced
spectators and Miss Elizabeth Parrott
OF Roanoke. who was dressed as
spanish dancer. gave passeul.
Among those whose costumes deserve
Sypec!ai mention We're NJ. I. Bertiel OF
Richmond. who was dressed as n kings
GG,GarGsman: Miss Ethel Thomas. of
tannie Lou Harman, OF Dublin. as
Greek maiden; Miss Ellis. OF Shaws
E E;,de. as a Spanish tamborine girl
Miss Harriet Hartman. of WASHINGTON
as Turkish girl: Charles King. OF
hot Si as farmer: Miss e. White
Nr Humphreys, of Shawsvillc as
minister OF the English church: j. Roy
Minter Of Richmond. az well costumed
vile, gypsy: Miss II. Wright, of New
Woods. Of shawsville, Japanese; Miss
gypsy. fortune teller: Miss Belle Mara
bic. OF Norfolk. 20. Peep: j. c. DibreIl
or Washington. D. c.. torcador: Miss
ties: W. G. Philips Of Richmond. in
costume OF Henry VIII: Misses Ciau
d OK Nolte and Nellie Dancey. of Seguin.
tunes Miss Barton, of Georgia. "D,iiv
News; Miss Matte Hickey. Of Mobile.
VA. p as Madame Butterfly: L. W. Tiller
Moo ErSnm0 ana as Is Friy Wna T1ek; Dr.
noke. as ku Klux; Miss Emerson of
Hpo or, gni,tc,, medieval maiden; Miss
s MaIy M Ssad9 norot OF Portsmouth,. Dutch
Lindsay, of PORTSMOUTH,. as Mexican
peasants and blue bird DR.. q. W.
lar harrou: as clown; Misses Fay Dill
iard, Edith Pond and Genevieve Block.
as perrettes; Mr.. Snced, of Shawville
grotesque costume.
W,edinesday morning the weekly sub
scrlption card party was enioyed. The
game. five hundred. was played on the
west end Of the piazza. an ideal spot
I nrIzo "a care, care party or , reception. The
Louis: j. Roy, Minter of Richmond;
Charles. H. Cuthbert. Sr.. of Petersburr'
drew the consolation prize The new
the game were Miss Sublette. of Ron
nokc: Mrs: NJ. D. MacGill. of DanviIie.
h VA; Charles NJ s;,si II; C1thbert OF Peters
II,
Miss, and Miss Parrott Of Roanoke
Miss Fannie Lou Hartman and Miss
Hilda Gleaves. of Roanoke, arrived this
and Mrs. NJ. c. Thomas at Beechwood
Cottage.
~ saturday morning Miss Ethel
hundred parties of the season, in honor !
of her visiting guests, Miss Uilda /
Gleaves and Miss Hartman. The enter !
the Thomas cottage. Decorations OF
potted plants. golden glow and dahlias
were very attractive. The prize for |
f mon y Sv G,is women pi1c, gotd hatpin
consolation prize. a box of Huyler's
candies. was given Miss Nolte, and the /
msn, r;,. 6r, IL \, gold tie elasp was
Dainty and delicious refreshments were
served at the close of the game. Before |
dIsbandinG the entire party repaired |
Mrs. B. r. Hun and Miss Alice Huff.
OF Roa iI,ln ,, are here for protracted
is under Mrs. Huff's care.
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles NJ. Langhorne,
Of Richmond, are among the recent ar
j. L.: Burgess. of Waco. Texas. and
her little son. Jack, are with Mr.. and
MIS- 30 Lan = or ia u,-as -.
Vile. Fla. held service in the parlor
on Sunday night to a large and appre-
ciative audience.
$: Fossick. birmingham. Ala: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r., Pierson. Norfolk. Va; Mrs.
/" =. Kirby. Charles u. Ford. May Il
Jennie +. Jones, Culpeper. Va: James
a. Waters. Roanoke; Mrs. John q.
Young. Miss Young. Miss Terrell
w sa%s Sa'e Fia Tho WI Ed r.
Blackstone, Accomac County, Va; Mr.. !!