The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14
THE OLD WHITE.
Closing DAYS of u Very Gay Seasonal
Pleasant Company-siucsis >tiii Present.
Delightful Entertainments.


Correspondence Of the Tmcs.l
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR Septem-
Der l2.-"Auf wiedersehen. SO tender
lywhis pered at these autumn part
ings after the fatcful summer months
Of charming compinionship, seems
heavily freighted with destiny.
One can never tell Just how many en-
gagemcnts a summer at the White Sui
phur may bring forth. IL is the great
battle-ground OF Southern romance.
As the prosperity OF jest lies in the
ear Of him that hears it. so does the
prospelity Of propc sal. especially a
Southern proposal: and as the ear
must per force be altuued, no sur
roundings can be found more auspi-
ciously akin to love and successful suit
than White Sulphur.
II has passed into a proverb, that the
wife won here possesses all the virtues.
Like all Gaul, the society ut White
sulphur is divided into three parts:
The hdUte nOHeSSe of tde South, distin-
guished representatives. of the aristCc-
racy of the North. and the jeHHesse
fOrle. composed of both elements-iac-
tious by no means rivals, but allied by
a sympathy of interests and mInglIng
with great cordiality.
The hdJi.ue Of the White is much
impressed by the importance Of his po-
sltlon. He believes in the inialibIlity
Of the waters and the undisputed good
breeding which is the cashet Of the dis
tinguished company that yearly as
sembles here. lie will tell you with
pardonable pride and a file wave Of
the hand, that 'ihe White sulphur has
lost none Of its Prestige, sir Aud IN
view of the delightful and successful
season we have jIst completed. you
readily agree with him.
One of the most interesting guests is
Mrs. Judge Jackson, of West Virginia
She is always the centre Of an interest
ed group, and has rare talent as an elo-
cutiOnist.
September is the loveliest Of all the
months at the White. The weather Is
and the air bracing and in
vigorating.
Mrs. +. ID. Christian. Of Richmond.
and Mrs. j. W. Reinhart. of Boston. are
most strikingly handsome in appear
ance.
Mrs. Thomas Rutherford gave a
charming stop party Tuesday morning
at her cottage in Baltimore Row. Re-
were served and the moru
ing was most enjoyable. MIS-. \. 7.
Harris won the first priz'. glove
sachet Of grey chamois. hand painted.
Miss Jennie Ross, of Mobile. won the
second prize. a handsome basket.
AT the progressive euchre party
Thursday morning. Mrs. Barnwell. of
South Carolina, won the i.st prize,
large standing bisket of gilt wicker.
Mss Coster. of New York. won the Sc
cond prize. a handsome green plush
chair cushion. Miss Roze. of Chicago.
won the third prize.
Mr.. G.. /. Brush. of the Brush Electric
Light Company of Cleveland. Ohio. is
here with his family. They viii remain
September.
\ distinguished company Is still as
,emble1 here, augmented daily by
large number of arrival. Mr.. Thomas
Branch. Mrs. Barton Grundy and fam
lily. MISS Christian and Mis- Branch are
axps cted FRI Law.
Rev. II. NJ. Storrs. Of Orange, Y. j., .
and Father Evan Osborne. II Boston,
ire prominent oivines now here.
The tall figure and milrary bearing
If Governor Buckner. of Kentucky. l. F.
strikingly distinguished among the
guests.
Miss IvIe Duke. of Louisville; Misses /
Rove. Chicago: Miss Bessie Compton. /
Miss Band Taylor and +
Miss Lillian Marlborough. Richmond: !: /
Miss Folierall. of Philadelphia, are
among the attractive and popular la
lies still here.
On Wednesday morning Mrs John /. F.
Andeison. of Richmond. entertained .
ner friends at delightful stop party. /
Champagne. claret, and refreshments .
were served. Mrs. William X. Irigg
won an exquisite pink basket as first .
prize: Mrs. W. Il. Trigg won the secopd f
prize. "a chair cushion Of light green /
,ilk. and Mrs. Il II CLARK Of Mobile, /
won the thiId prize. cham0iS-skln /
case, decorated with scIuins, contain I
ing a pack Of cards.
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Coster. of New +
\ York. are guests Of prominence.
Mr.. Coster is a member OF tnt bank T.
ng firm of Drexel. Morgan K Co. of /
New York. and director Of the Cnesa-
Deake and Ohio Railroad.
Miss May Handy. the celebrated /
beauty OF the South, comes from Nara /
zausett Pier. followed by a cortege OF
admirers. Her regal loveliness Is much /
enhanced by her present garb OF
mourning. She is chaperoned by Mrs.
William X. Trigg, one OF the most
charming ladies here.
Mr. +. NJ. Fry. Mr.. Lillburn Meyers,
Mr.. r. g. Fogg. Lieutenant fahs. [. >.
~; Lieutenant Griffin. u. ;. A., NJ. X.
b. Simpson. Fla; DR.. Kenneth. St.
Louis. Mr.. Bart II Wise. John ". Han
uewinkle. are among the beaux of the
fall season.
Miss Henry Dormiizer. of New York.
4 member OF SOrOris, and who has pat
enteG some highly useful inventions. is
Dne of tn. most talented women Of the