Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
visit of q Large Party of Editors
The Gathering Company.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
June 2S. 1858.
in this suhlimated atmosphere the days
pass swiftly, bearing US nearer on a restiul
wave towards the mad vortex OF pleasure
and gaietv that will enguIi Us in the latter
DAYS Of July and the month OF August
The arrival 10 day Of the Hooking and
Ohio Valley Editorial Association u plea
SAINT event. Tue association brings $50 men,
bers. The officers are: John l.. Vance.
president. Galpolis; C. r. NJ. Jennings. vice
president. Athens; Edward J.. Davenport,
recording secretary, Logan; Charles /. Bar
ker, corresponding secretary, Athens;
Thomas WetZlcr, treasurer, Lancaster. From
the White sulphur they 20 to Natural Bridge
en- rOVte to Richmond and Old Point. surely
wisdom prompts the choice OF the magnih-
cert scenery Of the New river and Green
bricr river regions, the White sulphur
springs, Natural Bridge, historic Richmond,
and Old Point rs a summer excursion.
Mr.. r. GoldhOurne Metcalie, OF London,
England, gave ali elegant dinner on We'd
pesdav evening. HIS guests were Messrs.
Alexander Macleod. Il. Macleod, Il Mac
Leod's Lodge, near the White sulphur;
Il. W. Montague, who also resides near
the White sulphur; and II. ). DOrmitzcr, OF
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND l.. Ward. Of New
York. entertained Misses Barnard and Conk-
linz, OF New York, and Misses Macleod.
of MacLeod's Lodge. very delightfully."- at a
peH SOuper on Monday evening.
Tonight dance is in order.
The fine singing OF Mr.. II. 5 Dormizer,
OF New York, has been a source OF great
Measure. lie has magnificent baritone
voice Of high culture, and as usual Sc
ouence OF % Jus he is most Obhging.
Tennis ia inaugurated for the season; but
Of all endowment the swimmlng-poOl is sine
ana non. The sulphur-baths are Overhauled
and freshly fitted up. They are at present
highly popular, but with their gay little
nelchbor, the swimming there Will be
a rivalry OF patronage.
Amongst the recent arrivals are DR.. j. G.
Merrill, United States army, and Mrs. j. IL.
Merrill United states army.
From New York-N. G. Hendrikson,
Thomas b. Clifford, Jr, Mrs. A. ID. Munson,
MISS Stokes, Miss c. p. Stokes, Z. l.. Buck
ingham, and Il. A. Potts.
From Cincinnati-Mrs. l.. G. Black and
! family.
From Baltimore-M. d. Herring, f. b.
Clark, Frank p. Irwin, Il. Z. Hall, Jr., James
II. Parkhurst j. w. johnson, and A. NJ.
IIuger.
The arrivals from Richmond since June
| 23d are; II. L. johnson. c. &. Tenant. +.
| ID. Hotchkiss, Ivanhoe Sclater, f. w. Dan
ner, o. Cranz, Jr., &. q. Huntley, II. g..
Goodman, c. G. Pate, Mrs. Columbia Ed
wards and maid, Miss Mamie Jacobs, and
/ MIR. Otway 5. Allen.
| Mr.. Mark DOwney, Of Richmond, and Mr..
( Z. {. Ncnable and family, Of Petersburg,
arrive TO- night.
With Just cause the modern faith is as
| strong in the wonderful curative properties
of these waters As Of yore, when laborous
Journeys were made to enjoy their benefits.
70 the Richmond hdbitucS OF the White
the news is most agreeable that Mr.. Z. VI.
Fry is again here. His uniform courtesy
and thoughtiuness render HIM Justly popu'
lar.
With July comes a vast increase in num-
bers, largely augmented by Richmond fami-
lies. LORGNETTE.