Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
WHITE SULPHUR.
E55'9ad Flow o. a Successful Seasoa-Lawa Parties
With Light Wines Georgia Watermslons
and Musical Accomplishments.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. July 10
The work Of chaperonS will soon begin
in earnest for there are already many
young people present, and the season
Will Doe the fullest since the summer OF
1869, when every available space was
filled. There are $50 registered to-day
lthc 10th of July. and many
more families will be in their cot
tagcs by the 25th. The smooth ebb
and flow of events is pleasant and
heaithful. 10 being bright enough to be
cheerful and agreeable for all. but not
excessive for any. The porticoS are
filled every evening with those who look
ON al the dancing or promenade or con-
verse i'm the cool atmosphere which in
variably follows the sunset and lasts
through the night. Some kind of en-
tcrtaiumcnt occurs almost every day TO
break the mouotony for those who seek
the social phase of the life here, and
those who prefer quiet find il under the
shade trees or on their own cottage
porcheS Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Wat
mough, Of Philadelphia, uShcred in
THE GAY SEASON
with charming progressive cuchre
party on Tuesday evening. The first
ladies prize, a handsome fan, was pre-
scented to Mrs. W. c. Dickson. of Nor
folk. Va. Miss Gertrude Caum vas the
recipient of the ladies' BOBBY prize. Il
lovely gold rose jar. handsome silver
thermometer was won by w. \. Stew
art. of Virginia. rs the first prize for
gentlemen. H. L. Baskerville, of Rich
mond. won the BOBBY prize for gentle
men. a German musical toy. After the
presentation Of prizes Mrs. Doggett, of
fredericksburg. sang several Sclcc-
tiouS.
4 charming entertainment was given
Monday evening in the grand parlor
Mrs. Milton Legg, OF Atlanta, graduate
OF the Boston School OF Oratory. recitcd
many difficult selections with fine dra-
matte effect. Miss Werk, of Cincinnati
81 noted vocalist. sang, accompanied by
Prof. LaUhc, with violin obligato.
HANDSOME PRIZES.
A progressive cuchrc party OF twenty
ladies played i'm the parlor ON Thursday
morning. Tho prize, We're very hand
some and numerous and were all yellow,
the cards being tied with ycllowribbonS;
the first, silk head-reSt or chair
cushion. won 10y Mrs. Philip Bate; the
second. am cidcr-down sofa pillow silk.
hv Mrs. A. c. Doggett; the third. a
handsome gilt fan, by Miss Nicholas.
and the first BOBBY. butterfly lamp
shade. by Miss Cooke. the last by Mrs.
J.. g. Watmough. pairof fighting hens,
very suggestive of the interest likely 10
attend the winning of the prizes. The
matter WAS amicably adjusted, however,
aud the Fighting hens We're not Illus
tratiNc of This occasion.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
There are many people OF distinction
here frcm Virginia and other States bee
sides those who have been already men
toned.
Roy. Uenr, VI. Storr>, OF Orange. y.
o.. AN eminent divine in the PrcSbytcr-
ian church. who mas widespread reputa-
t.ou for clolueucc and ability. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond PcndletOn, Lexington,
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. W. Frederick Gray,
Richmond. Va: Major and Mrs. L. d.
Kirkpatrick. Lyuchburg, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs.. Il. Ross Perry, Mr.. Perry being
distinguished lawyer i'm Washing
ton. ID. C.: 4. Piuc6ucy Aston. Charles
tom. -. g.: MIR. James Richardson, New
Orleans: Mr.. and Mrs. Littlcton Cook
and Miss Cook. Louisville. Ky; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. hamilton FELTON,. of Macon.
Ga.: DR. and Mrs, James c. Mctiuire- of
Washington. ID. C.; Mr.. William Patrick,
Stauuton. Va: Mrs. II. e. Johnson.
Mrs Harrison johnson. Miss Carrie
johnson. Miss Sailic VIII Johnson.
Birmingham. Ala: Mrs. William Wilson,
Misses Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. William +.
Burns and Miss Burns. Baltimore. MI;
Mrs. BETTE Foutaiue Dewitt. Rich
moui Va. and Mr.. Leo Wheat Viz
giuia.
I'm the near future many popular
bellies Will Doe registered. among them
Mis-, Virginia Stuart MoSby, daughter
of the renowned Col. John :. Mosby. OF
Virginia: Miss Mary Mason Anderson
and Miss Resale Winston. OF Richmond,
and Misses Leila and Elizabeth lIarri-
son. of New York. and Misses Bessie
aud Bland Taylor and Bessie Chamber
layuc. OF Norfolk, Va.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the later arrivals are: Mrs.
Archie Graham, Lewi>burg, W Va j. j.
and w. L. Grayatt. Virginia; :. Harris
and wife. Louisville, Ky: Samuel
Mills and wife, Cincinnati, Ohio; Guy
Il. johnson. Virginia; c. b. Antrim,
Richmond: Miss C. Stevenson. Balti-
more: Mrs. ". =. Gooch, Roanoke, Va;
James Moore and wife. Pennsylvania.
Miss D0weu. Kentucky: Chalcs i.
Robinson and wife, Louisville, Ky;
Mrs. ". l.. Lyon, Baltimore. Md; Miss
Fannie Lyon. Miss Lucy Fry, Miss
Rosa Fry. Virginia; Z. Marshall and wife,
-. Louis; X. l.. Coleman and WIFE, New
York: +. Stone and Miss stone. Miss
Morgan. Marylaud; Miss Helen Floyd,
New York: Miss Nicholas. Boston;
Misses McKeudrick. ST. Louis: VI. i.
Leonard. Richmond; DR.. and Mrs. h.
e.. Burlington. West Virginia; George
r. Miller and two sons. West Virginia;
Il. ID. ChalkleY. Richmond, Va; Miss
Lizzie VI. Apperson, Richmond Va;
Mrs. i. l.. Robertson. New York; Miss
Elsie Robertson. W. ID. Dahuey, Char
lor-esyilc. Va: ". \ Thomas, BaIti-
morn. D~ Dorsey Cullen. Mrs. Cullen.