Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-08
WHITE SULPHUR.
ROW pLyasuRE-.EpKERs ENJOYED
rEEusgLvKs DURING THE WEEK.
esptember Gaystiss-ptncing, DRIVING
Bowling, aud Card Partiof-Chiidrens
Hay-Ridos, Germans, Etc.
correspondence Of .ho Richmond DIspstch.l
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
ufo.S.I 49, 1899

charming resort, and will remain until
October LIST. .,
Dancing continues with undated
yieor the driving is delightful bowl
ing parties are very popular, but caIds
are the amusement which Is the sane
qua non. A.,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred 7. Harris, Mrs.
Y. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. j. T. Anderson, Mr:
and Mrs Thomas rutherford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Tate, Colonel aud mrs.
Marshall Johnston, and Miss Hanne-
winckle were delightfully."- entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. W X. Irlgg at supper
on Tuesday evening.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred 7. harris gave supper. Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruth
erfoord, Mrs. \. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. }. 1:
Anderson. Mrs. Msrshall Johnston, and
Mrs. Samuel Tate.
Although it is September the dancing
spirit OF the White viii mot down.
On Saturday evening n brilliant german
given by the ladies was led by MISS
Louise ingalls,. daughter Of the preol-
dent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way, with Mr.. George Cogglll, OF New
York.
Among the dancers were Mrs. Dr.
Dickson. OF Washington, in gray crepe.
Miss Roze, Of Chicago, in black tnlle.
Miss Simrall, of Louisville, IN whlte
lace draped with roses.
Miss Lilly Anderson, OF Louisville,
lovely blonde, wore a white lace toilet
Miss Cullen, cream satin.
Miss Sallie Anderson, white lace.
Miss ingalls,, white silk.
Mrs. Du Bose, Atlanta. green silk.
Miss Bates, Kentucky, green gauze
and silk.
Miss Coggill, blue null.
Miss Leech, New York, pink crepe,
Grecian style.
Tho gentlemen dancing were Messrs.
Brown and Robinson of Maryland,
Washington Of Pittsburgh, Longworth
and ingalls, of Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Adkins Of Kentucky, Fry OF While Sui
phur, Rayenel Of South Carolina, Bright
and Doyle of Norfolk, DR.. Wood and
George Coggill of new York, and
Hob.ou, Stern, and John Lyons of Rich
mond.
Dr and Mrs. Dictson, Of Washington,
gave a bowling party and lunch on Iues-
day morning
On Monday evening another german
WAS danced, led 10y Mr. Reed iobson. Of
richmond. Among the ladies dancing
were Misses Allies STROLLER, Ellen hob
son. Mary Cullen, Misses Anderson and
Williams. Of Richmond Miss Potter, OF
North Carolina Miss ingalls,, Of Clncin-
natl Miss Leech, Of New York Misses
Roze, of Chicago Mrs DR.. Dickson,
Of Washington Miss Coggill, OF New
York, and Hiss Lefty Robinson, Of Char
lottcsylle.
The gentlemen were DR.. Dickson, Of
Washington; hr. William Dickson
and Mr.. Doyle, of Norfolk DR.. Wood
and Mr.. George Coghill, of New York
Messrs. ingalls, and Longworth, Of Gin
cinnati Washington, Of Pittsburgh
Rayencl. OF south aroIina Wright OF
North Carolina, and Hamilton, OF Ken
lucky.
Mrs Marshall Johnston, of Macon,
Ga. gives progress.ye-euchre party on
Friday evening.
Miss Marie Saunders gave a charming
NewmarLet-stop party on Wednesday
morning. her guests were Misses Kate,
Marian, and julia Harris, Miss Ellie
Bosher, Niss Roy Ellerson, OF kich-
mond; Miss Lima Woodbridge, Of
Georgia; Miss Martha Johnston, Of
Georgia ; and Miss Carrie Relnhart, OF
New YORK.
The prizes were very handsome. Miss
Kate Harris won the first ladies' prize,
Miss Ellie Bosher won the second
prize. Miss Carrie Remnant and Miss
Martha Johnston won the BOBBY prizes.
Mrs. b. II. Nash kept tho record Of the
games and awarded the prizes in her
charming manner
One of the pleasantest sights witnessed
at this stage of the season are the after
noon hay-rides of the children. They
Start of about o'clock in a long farm
wagon. the driver and nurses entering
heartily in the fun. At & o'clock their
approach is heralded by cheers and
shouts Of laughter. They drive up in
fine style, waving branches of golden rod.
IN. route they have decorated the car of
triumph with all Of the available wild
flowers. The fall coaching parados are
not more genuinely enjoyed.
The astounding news reached here
yesterday that one OF the beau1 OF early
August, who had been lavish in flowers
and charming attentions. had married
suddenly, and that the marriage was the
sensation OF the northern city IN which
the marriage occurred 1t was equally
the sensation at the White, and every
girl, impelled by a consciousness she did
not care 10 analyze, endured moment
of breathless suspense till the name OF
the gentleman was announced.
The invalid cannot seek health with
surer chance of finding it than at the
White Sulphur. At the same time the
mind is entertained with every element
OF pleasure. Many wonderful cures ef-
fected in obstinate cases this season at
test anew tho powerful properties of
the waters. he season has been and
continues to be success. Major Eakle's
management is all that can be desired.
Driving is at present one of the most en-
joyablo pleasures of the y bite. The long
array of stylish private equipsgos drawn
up morning and afternoon before the
long porch fronting the parlor is an i'm
portant evidence Of the wealth and ele-
gance Of tho habitueS Of the White Sui
phur.
Montgomery Gibson, son of Senator
Gibson, of Louisiana, arrived to-day;
also, Mr.. W. Charles Hardy, of Norfolk,
and Dir. Carter Branch. of Richmond.
Rev. l.. W. Burton, of st. Johns
church, Richmond, is spending a few
days here, and is cordially welcomed.
Colonel Thomas Ii. Carter and wife,
Of Pampatike, arrived to-day.
LoRGNETTE.