Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
THE eBB AND FLOW OF A DELIGHT
FULLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON.
Lawn Parties with Light Wines. Georgia
5Ietons. and siusioaI Accompani-
ments--Card Parties.
IcorrcspOua,ncs o, tho Richmond .Dlspa,cn.l

wuIrr SULPHUR SrRrSGs. July 10. 1890.
The work Of chapcrons will soon begin
IN earnest. for there are already many
Young people present. and the season will
zoe the fullest since the summer Of 1882
when every available suace was filed.
There are $50 registered TO-DAY (the i9ih
Of Julv). and many more families VIII be
IN their cottages hv the 9th. Tho smooth
obb and flow OF events ia pleasant and
Neal,hfuI. il being hrirht enough TO be
cheerful and agreeable for oil. Tut not ey-
Cessve FOL sny. Tho Dorticos are filed
every evening with those who look on at
tho dancinr or promenade or converse IN
che cool atmosphere which invariably fol-
lows tho sunset end lasts through the
night. Some kind of entcriainment oc-
cur almost every dav 90 break the mo-
r0touv Tor those who seek thc social
phase II the life here and those who pre-
fcy Quiet find it under the shado-trees OF
IN their own contemporaries.
rRrrT pArTY.
Judge and Mrs.. W. r. Newman end Nr.
and Mrs. Clarence Knowles. of Atlanta.
Entertained some 90 their friends in
charmincly informal STYLE az their cottage
on Friday M the hour of the hands play
ing on tho lawn. light wines and elegant
GEORGIA melons wore served. and much
mnrrimout and fun accompanied the most
sHtsiani I'll par. Of the feast. Among the
quests were Nra. Joseph Reinhart, Mrs. ".
Alexander Stuart, Mr.. Hush r. Garden.
Sr~. iOhn ID. VIM. Nr-. 4 ". Camm,
,irs. ~. ~. Fclton. and Nisacs Susie Dab
nov. HOv fllcrs0n Annie Williams. Martha
pachv, Gertrude Dad iunic J.. Camm, Mr..
w. r. FELTON,, Mr. ". A. Stuart, and
others.
HtNrso'fr pnI2rs.
s urorressive-puclre ,oriv % twenty IA
dies uiavcl in The pu'or on Thursday
morning. The prizes wor' very handsome
hud uumerous end were al yellow. the
cards being ted with yellow ribbons: the
Gr-f ciik hra3-r--f or chalr-cushiOn.
won by Mrs phiiin Bette the second, an
eidnrdowu e0l8-pi. low .fIlSi, hY Mrs. \. {.
O0grctt; the Oh ri. 90 handsome .gilt tan,
hv Mics Nicholas and the first BOBBY.
butterfly lamp-shalo. bv Mis- Cooke. the
last hv Mrs :. g.. Watmough. q pair Of
frlnnr hens. very suggestive Of the lnte-
vest lkfl9 % attend tie Winning Of the
NrIgrs. Tho matter was l-lIranir GGln3ted,
however. and tic lighting hens were
NOT illustrative of this occasion.
THF JrvryHrs.
Ii..le HIisscs Carrie and Kitty Rein-
hart had stop party or thor COTTAGE
portico on Friday evening. Prizes and
lemonade seemed o. make the endowment
of the Young people complete until the
lour Of tea
prSTTvGrIsUrD CTrsTs.
There aro many people ~ distinction
hero from Virginia and ofltr states be-
eide those who have been already men,
Eonc3.
Rev. Henry ". Storrs. Of Orange, n. j.,
an eminent divine IN the lresuF ierian
Church. who las w.0osprcal reputation
Cor clouucnce and ability; Mr.. and Mrs
Edmond pallleton. Lexington, Va; M
and Mrs. W. Frederick Cray, ,Bich-
monl. W.: Major aud Mrs. i. J;
girt-a,ricS. Iynchlure. Va: Mr.. aud
alrs E Ross Perry Mr.. Perry be-
lnr DISTINGUISHED LAWYER in Washing
con. u. c.. y. Pinckney Aston. Charles
fnr. S. c.: Air james lichardson. New
Orleans: Mr. and Mrs L.ttllton Cook ana
Miss Cook. Louisville, Ky: hir. ana MIS-
N. Hamilton Folton, Of Macon. Ga; DIR.
sul Mrs. James g. NcGuiro, Of Nnshlng-
Son. ID. c.: VI. William Patrick. Staupton.
Na Mrs. IT, q. johnson. Mrs Harrison
johnson. Miss Carrie Johnson, Miss Salie
Will johnson. birmingham. Ala; Mr'.
William Wilson. Misses Perry, Nr. and MrS.
William =. Purn4s and Miss Burns, Balti-
more. Md; Mrs. Bette lontmne Dewitt,
Hichmoad, Va. and Mr. Leo Wheat, VIZ
Cinia.
HTIIvs COMING.
In the near future many popular bellies
will he registered. among them Miss Viz
riuia Stuart Noshy. daughter of the To-
nownca Colonel John s. N0sby, Of VIZ
rinia. Mss Mary Mason Anderson and
dles Roenlie Winston, of Richmond, and
Misses / ella and Elizabeth Harrison, Of
New York. and Misses Bessie md Bland
ya,lor ana Bessie Chamberlayne, of Nor
folk. Va.
HTCrVT ARRIVALS.
Among tho later arrivals are: Mrs.
Archie Graham. Iowisburg, Va. j. J. and
W. l.. Gravatt Virginia: $. Harris aud
wife. Louisville. ky.: Slmucl Mills and
wife Cincinnati. q. CIV u. Johnson. Nir-
ginia: g. b. Antrim Richmond; Mss G..
Stevenson. Baltimore; Mrs. W. S. Gooch,
Roanoke. Va: james Moore and wife,
Pennsylvan Miss powell. Kentucky;
Charles T. Robinson and wife, Louisville,
Ev.: Mrs W. l.. Lyon. Baltimore, Nd;
AIiss Fannie LYON, Miss Iucv FRY. Miss
Rosa Irv. Virginia. T.. Marshall and wife,
st. Louis: r.. T.. Coleman and wife, New
York. r. stone and Miss stone Miss Nor
ran. MARYLAND: Mss Helen Floyd, New
York. Miss Nicholas, Boston; Misses Nc
Keudrics. 81. Louis: NJ. b. Leonard. Rich
word pr. and Mrs. v. {. Burlington,
West VIRGINIA. George T. Miller and two
sons. West Nrr.ma; b. u. Chalklev, Rich
mond. Va; Miss Lizzie NJ. Apperson. Rich
mond. Va; Mrs. j. J.. Robertson, New
York: Miss Elise Robertson. W. ID. Dab
nev. Charlottesville Va. ". 4. Thomas,
Baltimore Dr. Dorsey Cullen, 1lrs. Cullen,
Miss Mary Cullen. Richmond. CuLoE.