The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEprnxBER 10

! lights Al each end OF the terrace
/ was n small fountain playing ovei
.oolored lights and frin3ed with ferns
representing petite caves. Just be.
yond the Casino a tall Esyse- hac
rainbow lights thrown upon II
, throushou. the evening. At 10 O'Clock
fireworks were sent of. after which
dancing was resumed until midnight
The tables were dotted all over the
lawn and the porches Of the Casino
where most delicious refreshments
were served, and the dancing was in
the assembly hall. which was deco
rated In quantities OF flowers. About
three hundred guests accepted, and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard Slocum were
showered with compliments upon the
beauty OF the entertainment and It's
success
Miss Martha wall, who has been
visiting friends In Murray Bay. Can
ada. has returned and Joined her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett r. Wall.
in their cottage In Georgia row.
Miss Eleanor Parrish has been rid
ing a good deal since her arrival. has
lately taken several Jumps. and is
following the hounds with the Green
brIer Hunt Club.
Mr.. J0nn NJ lrlCe arrived SUNDAY
to remain some time.
Mr. and Mrs Garrett p. Wall en-
tertained Sunday evening In their
cottage at buffet supper in compli-
ment to Lady williams-Taylor. OF
Montreal. A delicious hot supper was
served on small tables arranged on
the porch, and among those who ac-
cepted their invitation were Lady
Williams Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs Col
ston, Of Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Branch. Mr.. and Mrs F.
Scott Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Desoto
FITZGERALD OF Richmond: Colonel
and Mrs William Wheatley, Mr..
Claiming Wiley, OF Wasnington: Mrs.
gearl f. Lewis. Of Norfolk: Mr. Frank
Frazier, Mrs. Franklin D. Pelton, OF
New York.
Other Interesting Events.
The silver trophy offered by James
r Branch for the best ringer score
in golf was won by Mr. Edward T.
Wilson. of Plainfield. \. j.. and pre-
scented TO him on Saturday afternoon
az the Casino. Mr.. Thomas b Paine
making the representation speech.
Mr.. Wilson's score was 65 and Mr.
Paine's was 81
Among those who entertained at
the supper dance on Saturday even
ing in the White were Mr.. and Mrs
Henry HARDWOOD. Mr.. Victor Williams
Mrs. Andrew Christian. Mr.. Walker
Wallace. Or. John Freeland James
". Osborne, william McGill. Mrs Ed.
ward White.
That same evening Mrs Barker
Gummere. Of Princeton. was hostes:
at very handsomely appointed din.
ner in the Greenbrier Tudor room
covers for sixty being laid
Mr. and Mrs, Victor williams lef'
Wednesday for a visit to relatives ir
Orange. Va, after spending a month
here
One OF the handsomest bridg,
luncheons was given Tuesday by Mrs
George r. Smith. of New York, IL
the spring room of the Greenbrier
There were four tables OF bridge. tn
prizes being won by Mesdames George
Flick of Wilkes Barre Mrs william
Wheatley, of Washington: Mrs. Jame
r Weir. OF Charleston w. Va: Mrs
George B. Rea. of Anderson, Pa J
luncheon Was served in one OF tn
private dining-rooms after the game
TO which additional guests came
Those present besides the prize win
ners were Mesdames Arthur Carey
s. w Foulkes. Pearl F Lewis, Jane
r. Thomas, Kellogg Bradley, Desot
FITZGERALD, ". l. Watson, sMiss
Francis and Bertha Clark Eleano
Weir and Natielie Smith. They wer
Joined at luncheon by Mesdames z
L. Iatimer. Fred Campbell Henry r