Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
THE MARRIED PEOPLE COMING TO TIE
FRONT.
Thsy Have q ProgrcsstveSuchre Party
suppers by Mr.. Rnuntrss and HI
stuart-children' Lawn
Party, etc.
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Correspondence Oh bno hiSh'nVhH D'7b~'N''
GrrESBRrER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August %, 1888
The married element at the White
Sulphur asserted itself in q brilliant pro-
pressive-euchre party Tuesday evening,
from which young ladies we're vigorously
excluded. Among those playing were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Harriss, Mrs
LEROY. Mr.. and Mrs. n. Nj. WILSON,
Mrs. Major Nash, Mrs. Edward Christian,
Mrs. william Royal, Mrs. Thomas Boil
ling. Mr.. and Mrs Jock Ellerson, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. A. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs:
Allan Talbot, Mrs. Bosher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas rutherford, Mrs. Con-
nsIly, MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ. Boykln, Dr.
Bosher, Mr. and Mrs. Otway Allen {;
Mira Marshall Johnston. Georgia Colo
mel and Mrs. William Preston Johnston,
Louisiana Governor and Mrs. Buckner,
Kentucky: Colonel Bullock, Virginia {;
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tate, Memphis !;
DR.. and Mrs. Warren, Mobile Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Reinhart, New York.
Mrs. William Preston Johnston won
the first prize, Mrs. Marshall Johnston
the BOBBY prize. Mr.. HabiIston, OF
Iowa. won the first gentlemsn's prize /;
Mr.. Winston, OF st. Paul, the BOBBY
prize.
After the euchre-pa Mr.. and Mrs.
!. w. ReinhaIt, of New York, enter
tanned Mrs. Major Nash, Mrs. Jock Ely
SOD. Mrs. Ed. Christian, and Mrs \. M.
Wilson chsrmingly at petite souper.,
Mr. Rountree, Of Georgia. gave a de-
lightful supper Tuesday night, chape--
roned by Mrs. Randolph Norriss, OF
Richmond. His guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Dudley Du Bose, OF Atlanta Miss
May Hill, Of Memphis Miss Williams,
of Richmond Mr.. Herbert Hale, OF
Iowa Mr.. Eugene Ives, Of New York !;
Mr.. McAlen Marsh, of Atlanta.
A galaxy of legal lore is represented
here by Judge Van WICK Of Brooklyn,
Judge Denny OF Baltimore, Judge Sim
rail of Louisville, W. w. Henry of
Virginia, General Roger A. Pryor and
State-Senator Eugene 5. Ives of New
York.
September is glorious month at the
White Sulphur. A large number OF
guests will remain till October LIST to en-
joy the bracing climate and this superb
scenery in its fall lovlinees.
Mr.. Henry Stuart gave a delightful
supper Wednesday evening, ohaperoned
by AIRS. Otway Allen, Of Richmond.
His guests were : Misses Sallie An
derson, Sallie Mayo. Rosalie Winston,
Alice STROLLER. Mamie Leary, Rich
mond; Miss ingalls,. Cincinnati Miss
Baxter, Nashville Miss Helen Moore,
Mobile A. w. Hamilton, Kentucky ;
Stillson Hutchins, Washington Gordon
McCabe, Virginia Colonel Phillips
NJ. DeMoville, Tennessee Mr.. Jackson,
Mr.. John Stuart, and Major Otway
Allen.
The children have a grand time at the
White Sulphur with hay-rides. lawn
parties. and dances in the evening.
A delightful lawn-party was given Mon
day by Masters James rutherford,
Harry Langhorne, Gratlin Hobson, Ed
die Christian. st. George Anderson, and
Spotswood Wexford. of Richmond; Cor
don McCabe and La7id Dunlop, Peters
burg: Samuel Leech, New York: Rich
ard and Turner Johnston, Norfolk AL
bert ingalls,, Ohio; Gibbs Halle, Flo
rida Archie Stuart, Virginia, and Robert
McCord to the following young ladies A:
Flossie and Carrie Talbot, Adele Archer,
Marie Saunders, Berta and Sallie Wei
ford. Lucy Wormley, Kathleen Ander-
SOD, Sallie Bruce, Nellie Boykin, Ellie
Bosher, Roy Elerson, Marian, Kate, and
Julia Harris, Richmond Grace and
Mollie Hewitt, Ohio, and Martha john
ston, Norfolk.
A hay-ride in the afternoon concluded
the festivities Of the day.
Mr.. ". ID. Chesterman has laid aside
editorial cares for the nonce. and is en-
Toying the delightful rest afforded here.
He is a delightful conyersationalist, and
An interview with him is always resultant
of real pleasure and instruction.
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