Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
TIE WHITE SULPHUR
4 LANo-eooM ATTRACTION m THE
"6EAvER LICK COMPANY"
the Society Events OF tho Wcek-The Sea-
son Brilliant succcss--Beiles ana
Beaux-Arrivals. &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.i

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, july 10, 1851.
Among other attractions and progressive
movements the White Sulphur can boast
a"land BOOM" which has resulted in the
formation Of a company known rs the
Beaver Lick Iron Company" Theinten-
ton of this company is 10 found manu-
featuring town TO be called "Drewry NJ
point about one and half miles from the
springs in a region noted for its hoalthful-
ness and desirability. A blast furnace Will
probably be built within hall mile OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway and on the
slopes Of the hillsidcs IN the lovely valley
of Towards creek are villa sites and cot
tace-croupds which promise 10 give addi-
tional beauty 20 the surroundings OF this
already beautiful resort.
The names of the officers and Board OF
Directors of the company should be guar
sntee of ITS success. They are: Hon. A. G..
Snyder Lewisburg. W. Va. president ;
Hon. II. a. Holt, Lewisburg. w: va, wee
president: II. W. Montague. White Sui
pbur Springs. secretary and treasurer.
Board of Directors A. f. Matthews. Lewis
burg. w. Va: William NJ. Tyree. Lewis
burg, w. Va, Mason Matthews. Lewis
burg. W. Va: George Grant, White Sui
phur Springs. w. Va: II. W Montague,
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Jonathan
NAV. Lewisburg, W. Va. Hon a. Z. Sny-
der, Iewisburg. W. Va; Hon. III. a. HOT,
Lewishurg, W. Va.
1t would seem that augmented attrac-
tions are not needed here, Judging by the
number who come and who wish 10 come,
and those who are losing the month OF
July are unwise indeed If they desire solid
comfort and rational enjoyment.
local ENTERTAINMENT.
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Adams. of New York. enteriaNcd small
number Of friends at champagne sup
per. Among the guests were Mr., and Mrs.
wilkins Bruce. Miss Kate {. Bruce. MT.
Alexander b. Stuart, and Dir. Addison
Greenway.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y.
Watmough. of Philadelphia. entertained a
number Of friends very delightfully."- at a
progressive-euchre party. The genial
grace Of host and hostess showed them TO
be accustomed TO the entertainment OF
friends in n stvle WORTHY Of the residents OF
the CITY Of Brotherly Love-"
Among the guests were Mrs. G. ID.
Janghorne. Mrs. Linden Kent. Mrs. Philip
Bate, Mrs. W c. Dickson, Mrs. Camm,
Mrs Joseph Remnant. Mrs. Hugh u. Gar
dsn. Mrs. John ID. VIM. Mrs. wilkins
Bruce, Mrs. 4. c. Doggett. and the Young
ladies were Misses ANNE williams: MI
dred Carlisle Martha Bagby. Gertrude
Camm. Annie Leigh Camm. Minnie Gay.
The gentlemen We're Major John Halle,
Mcssrs. wilkins Bruce. Henry BaskervIll'
J. II. Moore. Alexander II. Stuart, William
Stuart. William Hannewinckei. Edward
Hannewinckel. Beverley Munford, Gibbs
Halle. John Gait and John Lyons.
Miss Roy Ellerson and Mr.. Richard Glib
son marked for the players. and the first
ladv's prize-a handsome fan-was taken
by Mrs. W c. Dickson: the BOBBY. an ex-
uuisite rose jar, bv Miss Gertrude Comm.
Gentlemans first prlze, beautiful silver
thermometer: BOBBY. MIR. ". G. Basker-
Will, hand organ. Champagne wns
abundant and refreshments profuse.
MARRIED BELLIES
Conspicuous among the handsome and
attractive married ladies are Mrs. Phillip
Bate. of louisville, Kv.; Mrs. Alex. Left
wich Baltimore. Md. Mrs. Clarence
Knowles. Atlanta. Ga: Mrs. W. c. Stokes,
Richmond: Mrs. William c. Preston.
Richmond: Mrs. Joseph Reinhart. Boston.
Mass: Mrs. Dickson. Norfolk. Va; Mrs.
G. ID. Ianghoruc. Richmond, Va. Mrs.
Hugh r.. Garden. New York: Mrs. VIII
kins Bruce. virginia: Mrs. 4. c. Doggett,
Mrs. John ID. Vim. ST. Louis; Mrs. Lin
Charles +. Workman, Jr.. Mrs. Alfred
Thorn. Norfolk. Va. and Mrs. A. l., Bout
ware, and Mrs j. II. Ellefson, Richmond,
Va.
READY-vTTTY PAUL.
Hon. Paul G. Fdmonds spent several
DAYS here, and was as usual the centre of
circle of friends who enjoyed his ever
ready wit and humcr.
Rev. DR.. Mcintyre and wife. of Chicago,
are aleo here. The Doctor is O famous
traveller. lecturer. and writer-one of
Americas most eloquent pulpit orators.
Judge John W. Study and wife. Of
Nashville, Ind, United States circuit
Judge.
j. Apologize aud wife. of DAYTON. Ohio.
well-known railroad official and CAPITALIST
Rev. T.. A. White and wife, of Lafayette,
Episcopal minister.
An excursion party under the auspices
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway is
here, numbering about $50 from all points
from Illinois and Indiana, Ohio and West
Virginia to this place.
MISSES PARTY.
Little Miss Katie Doggett gave . number
of her young friends great deal of pleasure
in hay-ride on Tuesday evening. Among
those who were invited We're Misses LIZZIE
Vim, Lily Lambert. Carrie Reinhart,
Kitty and Mary Reinhart. Bessie Tunstall,
Margaret Browning, Watkins Ellerson,
Al,pe Lewis. Albert Lambert, Robert
Lewis. and Jack Vim.
General Thomas s. Rosser and Mrs. Ros-
ser were present for dav or two. and viii
return on the ODD for the remainder of the
season. They were accomnanlcd by Mrs.
Judge John NJ White, of Charlottesville,
Va.
Mr.. Bernard Carter. of Baltimore. Md,
attorney for the Pennsylvania railroad for
the State of Maryland.
LATE ARRIVALS.
The late arrivals include G. d. Lanehorne
and family J. J. Lawrence and family. st.
Louis, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. St. John, Prince
ton, n. j.: j. NJ Oglcsbv and wife. Cincin.
natl, o.. Mira. Arthur Herbert, Miss Her.
bert, Arthur Herbert, and Herbert BRYAN
Alexandria. Va. h. II. Tracy. Washington
u. c.. Beverley Munford. Richmond. Va.
Alfred Thorn, Mrs. Thorn. Richard Tuns
tall, Norfolk Va. Thomas h. Paxton, Gin.
cinnati. o.. Miss Susie Dabney. University
Of Virginia; MIR. and Mrs. Oskamp. Gin
cinnati. o.; i. W. Hannewinckel, Rich
mond. Va: A. l.. Boulware and family
G.. T.. Workman and family, Richmond, Va;
y. X. Cooke and family. Norfolk. Va; J.
Halstead. New York; Mrs. A. X. Fulton
Miss Fulton. Baltimore, Nd; Miss Annie
Ieale, Virginia W. &. Stokes and family
Thomas ). Martin and family. Virginia; A.
+. Dodge and family. Missouri; +. w. Ag.
new and family. Florida Rev. DIR. G. ~
Vaughan, Virginia; +. w. Roebling and
wife, Misses Allison. Mrs. Cook. Trenton
n j.: Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Barnes
Mrs. Joshua c. Harry, Miss j.. II. Burns
Mrs. William Wilson, Miss l.. H. Berry
Miss Isabel Berry, Mrs. F. Il. Harry. all OF
Baltimore; Mrs. Joseph Augustine, Rich
mond Chloe