Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
THE WHITE SULPHUR
A GAY SEASON At THE GREAT SOUTH
ERIN WATeRlNG-PLACe.
De,irbtful Cool Freezes and Refreshing
Sulphur Tipplos-Aristocrstic Cot
tagers and Distinguished
Visitors.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Di.p.,ch.l

| WHrrr Su1puuR SPRINGS. july 3. 1880.
| Jife NJ the white" is not without incl
dent and interest before the CAV season be
Gins md the pleasure and profit TO be de-
rived from the tranquil repose Of the sur
roundings is TO the weary and the health
seeker inCstimable. Among those who
gather here IN the early days are the most
| Gu waited and agreeable visitors OF the
whole season. who. wishing 70 avoid the
pavetv or be braced for il, sit for hours at
n time on the uorticos reading q restful
book or talking in groups on the lawn
around the spring, -or taking long walks
and drives.
The hotel Is always the roE9erous, and as
the hundreds OF electric lights IN and
around it spring into life, like so many
great firefies. II IS the signal Tor gathei-
ing from all parts OK the lawn OF al, now
ever separated, into the diniug-rOom, with
one common cause, the evening meal, SUP
plemented by the arrivals on the evening
trains.
soNE co, BUT MORE COME.
We have daily losses from and additions
10 our circle. Mrs. Henry Grady, OF At
lnnta. and her daughter and son, who have
made warm friends during their quiet stay.
went 10 Chautauqua on "Wednesday to al
tend the scholastic term Tor the summer;
and about the same time our Richmond
of ST. Louis with a family OF htteen, ar
rived, and are occupying the largest cot
tage in ColOnnade Row. Alrs. Joseph
Kelnhart, for several years iayorlte IN
Richmond society, with her children, IS IN
"Tausus." and we note the different cot
tages being put in order for their various
OCCUPANTS. On Sunday services were con-
Quoted morning and evening by heV;
Braxton BRYAN, of Millwood, Va, assisted
by Rev Mr.. Mason.
DANCING AND DINING.
Saturday being the birthday of Of Mrs.
RAYMOND Lee Ward, New York. the
ballroom was brilliantly illuminated IN
her honor. aud dancing was ENJOYED Tor
the first time this season. Refreshments
were served on the cottage portico. On
Sunday Mr.. Ward entertained a small num-
Der at a recherche little dinner. Among the
guests were Miss Curtis. of Boston; Miss
Annie Williams OF Richmond; and Mr..
Mel cod. of Scotland. On Monday Mr.
Ward and party left for an extended tour
including California. Alaska ana VAN
cOuyers.
KNOWN THE WORLD OVER.
An interesting guest is Nr. II. b. Withers,
who is quite an invalid, and has lived IN
Paris for eighteen years. He has tried
many European spas for his maladv lrheu-
matte gout) and was finally advised by Pa
risian physicians TO come to tho White Sui
phur Springs and take the baths and drink
the water. He IS greatly benefited and
much charmed with the company, and be-
licves he viii return TO Paris completely
cured.
Is THIS THE ROYAL BENGAL BEAST. OR
The first growl from The Tiger" was
heard last night. when the lights We're
turned on and the gentlemen were invited
70, 80 a IN rtta
The band arrived this evening and live
" observance of the time-honored Fourth
Il planned,
TWAS EvFR THUS.
There is more than double the number
Of visitors here now than were registered
on the 1st of July last season. Among
those present are General Roger 4. Pryor
and Roger A. Pryor. Jr.. New York; Mr.
and Mrs. John Q. VIM. Mr. and Mrs. John
ID. VIM, st. Louis; Mrs. c. +. Morehouse,
Cleveland o.. Charles L. ilOge and taml-
", Frankfort, Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. George h.
Anderson. Virginia; John II. Moore and
wife. Lexington. Va. Captain and Mrs. W.
Il. Johnson, West Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sullivan Smith. New York; Miss
Broughton. New York CharlesE. Workman
and Richard Gwathmey; John ID. Potts
and wife. Richmond Va: Garrett G..
Gooch and family, stanton, Va: Miss
Ky.; I. NJ. Barbour, commander, United
States army; Mrs. Barbour, Mrs. hearnv,
and Mr. and Mrs. John o. Knott, Lewis
burg, w. Va: J.. S. Davis and wife, ".
Va. Mrs. G. Barring, Charleston. :. c.. K.
Beverley Munford. Richmond. Va; VII
liam J.. White, Norfolk, Va. b. II. Hill and
Judge William /. Newman and family, Al
lanta, Ga; John I. Sibey and wife. st.
Louis: VI. A. Thomas and wife and Miss
Genevieve Thomas. Baltimore, Nd; Mr.
and Mrs. f. G. Boutwell,, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. George TAYLOR Norfolk, Va; Dr.
and Mrs. RICHARDSON, New Orleans; Mr,
and Mis-. Frank Adams New York.
TIE COTTAGES.
Among those who haW taken cottages
and rooms for the season are DR.. AleXln-
andcr 1unstall and f. b. Tunstall, Nor
folk. Va: from lchmond-Hannewi nickel
brothers, Thomas Nowlan, W. 7. 1riCg,
Major Archer, J. II. Ellerson. Mark Dow
ney. W. l.. Royal, Thomas rutherford,
Archer Anderson. l.. JOFnes, T.. ID. TAYLOR
II. t. Baskerville, John 1. Anderson,
and DR.. Dorsey Cullen; Judge John
Governor Buckuer,.. Kentucky; w.
G. Dickson, Norfolk. Va; Clarence
Knowles, Atlanta, IA. Judge Newman l..
Cook. Louisville, KY: W. ". Williamson,
Savannah. Ga; j. II. johnson, Macon,
Ga. A. II. May, New Orleans: DR.. }. J.
Lawrence, st. Louis; John ID. VIM. 81.
Louis: wilkins Bruce, Virginia; Mrs. Mil
house. New York; W. II. Churchill, Louis
vile: General Il. A. Pryor, Captain Hugh
Garden, New York; Joseph Reinhart,
Boston, Mass: L. FELTON,, Macon. Ga;
Dr. W. A. Harris, Stanton, Va: Garrett
Goocb, Stanton, Va. CHIoE.