Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
THE oLoRIEs AND DELIGHTS or THE
FALL SEASON..
Nothing "a Regret, hut Much to Rejoice
Over--In- md Outdoor Psrties-in-
nux OF September Cottagers.
rcorre,ponaence Of the Rlcnmond pI.patch.l

when autumn turns the leaves " IS the
answer 60 the pretty riddle. when IL the
book of nature most Interestingly" and we
are reminded Of this when looking out
upon the beautiful lawn VIC sec the tips OF
the leaves touched with crimson and goid'
and the fresh crisp atmosphere braces us
for the morning walk or drive. The most
delightful time to be in the mountains IS
September. and the numbers who are
coming TO the White Sulphur for the au-
tumn and those who src'rontinuing prove
that this IS an appreciated fact. ihe sea-
son has been brilliant and delightful 10
the guests and satisfactory TO the mana
GERS so the present state OF feeling IL one
Of content and repose. IL ~ the gcnerai
comment that there has been less to re-
gret Of gossip or Ill feeling and more 10 re-
member with pleasure than for many years
past. The reputation of the White Sui
phur for pleasure and comfort stands
better established than ever before. and
bids fair 10 stand through generations 70
come.
sHAsoNABLE PLEASURES.
Mr.. ". A. Stuart invites pleasant horse
back parties 20 ride to the tops OF the
mountains adjacent, and two or three
times q week fifteen or twenty equestrians
leave the parlOr portico in high spirits 10
spend a morning in healthy recreation.
The many handsome private vehicles are
in constant USE and the whole company
seem 10 live out of doors.
Mr.. w. ID. Grant. of Atlanta, Ga. gave
large card party 70 ladies III the parlor on
Thursday evening. The first prize, hand
some tray-cIoth embroidered in oranges
and orange flowers. was taken by Mrs. W:
G.. Dickqon: second, n jewel casket lined
with yellow satin, by Mrs. Marshall john
son: third, an ornamental lamp-mat, by
Mrs. Alice Leftwlch.
AJERIcHo TEA AND TUNE.
Mrs. Charles Read gave very agreeable
entertainment Mt "Beauregard on Fri
day evening. DELIGHTFUL vocal music was
given bv Mrs. Axtelle, Mrs. Doggett, and
Mr. Read in the house, after which the
company was invited on the beautiful
lawn, where, grouped on seats under the
oak trees they were served with rerast OF
salads. sandwiches. cake, fruits, punch,
and tea Mrs. Read was assisted by her
niece, Miss Beckham, and the entertain
ment passed of with pleasure to all.
AFAIR EXCHANGE.
The young ladies gave euchre party on
Friday night and invited the gentlemen.
The result was the complete desertion OF
the ballroom, but the young people en-
loved the variety. The first prize for
ladies', a very elegant white fan, was taken
bv Miss Helen Harvie: the second, lovely
sstin-lned basket. by Miss Irene Lang
horne. and the third. pretty piece OF
bric-d-Jrdc, by Miss Ellen Hobson. Gentle;
mems first, photograph case. Mr.. Howard
Thomas; second, tablets, py MIR. u. A..
Thomas; third, rattle, by Mr. John Free
land.
EXCURSION TO KANAwHL FALLS.
A party went to Kanawha Falls on We'd
nesday TO enjoy the scenery on the route,
dined and returned in the evening. Among
them were Mr. and Mrs. Lucien b. Iatum,
Misses Bagby and Camm, and Messrs.
Hutchins and Haskins.
ALBKMARLE PIPPINs.
MIR. and Mrs. William l.. Royal will give
very delightful house party at their
Temporary summer-home in Albemarle
county. on the 10th Of September, 10
which good many White-Sulphur guests
are invited, among them Misses Bruce,
Bagby, Myers. Blair, aud Messrs. Haskins,
Pryor. Greenway, Fairfax, Stuart, Cooper,
and others.
Countess Eugenia Bertinuatti, OF wash
ington. ID. c., arrived on Friday.
Major John b. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor,
of Newport, KY. are among the weeks
Judge Bruce, Of Louisville, KY, left on
Saturday TO the regret of many friends
who have enjoyed his genial conversation
and ready humor.
IT'S SAD TO SAY FAREWELL.
There are many regrets at the departure
of General Joseph X. Anderson's party and
Mrs. Archer Anderson. and the young
ladies Misses Mary Anderson. Ellen Hob
son, Jennie aid Margaret Mcintosh also,
Misses McGlll, Tarleton, Beaie, and other
bellies.
Mrs. Philip Haxall, Professor Thomas r..
Price and little daughter have engaged a
cottage in Baltimore Row.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Addison, OF Rich
mond arrived on Thursday.
sEpTEMBrR CoTIAGERs.
Mrs. Thomas rutherford, Mrs. Ruther-
foord and little daughter have taken
cottage for September.
Mrs. Judge Robertson and Miss Lettie
Robertson will arrive in few days.
Misses Camm will be the guests OF Miss
Ellen Lee, at Glasgow, in September.
Miss Mary Mason Anderson Is the guest
of Baroness Won Ahnlfeldth, at her resi-
dence in Monroe county, w. Va.
Rev. Douglas Forest and wife (nee Miss
Salie Rutherford, of Richmond,) arrived
Judge Alfred It. Pope, of Louisville, is
here with his family.
The lovely Miss Sophie McEenry. Of Bal
LlupIt, Spcub soNOA ~ NNJS ~ 'AN '--~
during the past week.
LATE ARRIVALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Yarbrough, Miss
Yarbrough, Richmond, Va; kev: j. w.
Rosebro, Norfolk, Va. r. l.. Baylor. w.
A. Burke, William Fl. Jones, Virginia; Will
liam A. Wrenn and family, Norfolk. Va.
Miss NJ. V. Parker, Miss Isabella Jones,
and Miss Weith, Virginia; Mrs. John w.
Harris and daughter. West Virginia;
Stephen T.. Morgan. West Virginia; James
G.. Anderson, Kentucky; Miss Dunlop,
West Virginia; Miss Van Lear, DIR. Austin,
wife and daughters, Virginia Miss NJ. G.
Francis. Cincinnati, o.; L. NJ. Clendennlng
and wife, Kansas City; Mr.: and Mrs.
Oglesby, Mrs. Weirick, Mrs. Foster,
Kansas City, Mo-; Alonzo Loring
Misses Loring, Wheeling, w. Va;
Clarence Smith and William Kreig, Mrs.
Petit and Miss Lille Stratton, Memphis,
| Tenn. +. A. Parrish. West Virginia; ID. b:
Grote and wife. Charles V. Fable and
family, New York: !, b. Hughes, United
States army fuckers. Coles, s. 5. Coles;
Virginia; Colonel d. &. Mcintosh and
wife, Baltimore, Nd. Mira. w. X. Davies:
Washington, ID. c.; ID. A. Chambers and
wife, District of Columbia; J. l.. Sanford
aud Miss Sanford, Kentucky. II. G: Nc
| Donnell and wife, Kentucky; Miss Mary
| Keith, Mrs. Harpold, Miss Harpold, and
Miss Lowither, Kentucky; Russell ii. Wal
lace. Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher, and Misses Julia
and Maggie Pitcher, Petersburg. Va; Miss
Eakle. Miss McAllister, Virginia; Misses
Matthews and Morgan, West Virginia; h.
/ II. Pollard, Richmond; Mrs. Joseph Deoar,
Ohio; II. T. Bell, West Virginia; i. Hsmp-
ton, West Virginia. oHLoE.