Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
THE WHITE SULPHUR
rue ArrER-seAsoN's DELIGHTS
CARD GROUPS, LAWN LeMoNADEs,
u,gh reas. Fuchre Contests. Bowling
Battles. and Drives mako One Con-
tinual Round Of Pleasure.
,corrc.poodenco Of the Richmond Dispstch.l

WHITE SULPHUR SPBiHos' Au9. ~, io"'
delightful company continues to find
Measure in the social life of tho after
season'sp repose. and daily arrivals attest
the unabated interest in the most popular
resort of the South. Merry groups gather
over cards in the parlor or lemonades on
the lawn. planning drives to the "oid
SWEET and "Sweet Chalybeate." or ex-
cursions over the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway and TO the Natural Bridge TO enjoy
| tLe bsautiful scenery and days fun on
| The care Impromptu entertainments are
| tho order OF each day, and an easy infor-
mality peryades the company ana sur
| roundings. There was never sucn temp
tation TO long rides and walks, ana me
girls come in each evening adorneu VIII
fhe beautiful feathery golden.rod. or the
richer .hued "Black- eyed Susan which
| they gather in their drives or strolls.
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA.
Miss Mary Mason Anderson gave unique
was the occasion of bright afternoon TO
her Young lady friends. The simplest ar
rapcement imaginable transformed the
cottage rooms and portico into salon a
screen. few curtains. little table win
an ornamental cover. fresh fruits. crackers
| and cake. a brass tea-kettle over a spirit
| lamp, pretty cups and saucers, the ever
popular bottle of olives, and the proven
| bal "red herring" all served by the Young
hostess and her delightful mamma. made
| one of the daintiest and most enJoved oil
| the seasons events. Among those who par
| ticipated in the fun were Misses Hobson,
| Cullen. Mcintosh. Cameron. Carlisle, bag
by. Camm. Langhorne, FLOYD, Perrin. Hal
| stead. McGill. Goldsborough. Ellerson,
| Lewis. Glasgow, Myers. Cantrell. Sloco-
witch. TAYLOR. Chamberlain. Baylor, faun-
tleroy, and Beale.
EUCHRE PARTY.
| On Monday morning aprogressiye-euchre
party-the first that has included gentle
men-was given by Mrs. Cottman and Mrs.
| Rutherford, of Baltimore. There were
| forty-eight PLAYERS. The first prize lady's,
a handsome silver bo''-bonniere, was taxen
| by Miss Whithorne; second, a 6on-Oonn'1t
| a little less handsome, by Miss Margle Nc
| Gill First gentleman's. q pair of sleeve
| buttons. by Mr.. William Seldom; second
silver cravat-clasp, by MIR. Edward In
| gals.
BOWLING PARTY.
| Mrs. F. J. Hearne, OF Wheeling. w. Va.'
gave q bowling party on Tuesday morning,
| which was greatly enjoyed. The champion
| PLAYERS were Mrs. Lucien b. Tatum, OF
| Richmond, and Mr.. Randolph Stalnaker
| of Wheeling. The prizes were two enor,
nous watermelons, which were cut ane
served on the lawn supplemented by sucI
refreshing beverages as the preference OF
| each suggested. The guests were Mrs
| Toll. Mrs Heghe, Mrs. Hearne, Mrs. Ia
| tum. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Foster, and Mrs.
! Camm, Misses Halstesd Whithorn. Thomas
| De Ford, and Messrs. Stalnaker, russell.
Fchols Tatum, Thomas Mann, anc
Heghe.
| PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. James Y. Fair, of Richmond
| preached to good congregations morning
and evening on Sunday in the Methodist
| church on the grounds. Through his IN
| strumentality a movement ls being 1naut
TO build Presbyterian church on 6eauu
full site overlooking the lawn on Reser.
yoir Hill" The idea has gained grounc
rapidly. and it is hoped that now that the
| Episcopal church is finished and only a
very small sum needed to llquidate IN,
| debt upon it, that all denominations VIII
unite to assist the Presbyterians IN rearing
frame building at small cost. which VII
| be creditable as house OF worship anc
| in harmony with the beautiful sorrouhd
ings.
| THEY COME AND THEY co.
| A party from the Natural Bridge, In
Guiding Mr.. II. G. Parsons, Mrs. Parsons
| Misses Parsons, and Misses Columbia anC
Ressie HAYES. of Richmond. spent seyera
| DAYS at the White Sulphur this week..
Major John Byrne. president or th'
Scioto-Valley railroad, and an old FRIEND o.
| the White, is here. TIT
| Hon. Charles ID. Jacobs, of Louisville
| Ky.. having Just returned from tou
around the world, reached here on Monday
| DIR. j. Spotswood Wexford and Mrs. Well
ford. of Richmond, are here.
CAPTAIN n. Il. SwitZer. United State
navy. Mrs. Switzer, Miss and Master Switze
| are here. -
An excursion party over the chesapeake
and Ohio railway from Ohio, Indiana. anC
| Illinois, numbering 256, reached here OF
| Tuesday evening and left for Old Point
| Comfort, Richmond, Natural Bridge, and
Luray Caves on Wednesday.
| RECENT ARRIVALS.
Late arrivals A. i. Dickinson, Virginia
]. L. Carter, Virginia; Miss Maggie Har
grove and Miss Ruth Tredway, Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fuller. West Virginia
A. L. Fuller. West Virginia; Mrs: c., +
| Noesworth. Kentucky; George Rltchie
Canada: Alfred Goldthwaite, Louisiana
John Fenland, Lexington, Va; ). 5. Cul
| York: A. II. Raynall and wife, Richmond
Va. Misses Raynall Mrs. Joseph c: Boyd
Richmond. Va. Il. X. Baker and wife
Norfolk. Va. Joseph G.. Babcock anc
wife, Philadelphia; G. p. Oglesby and
wife, G. Page and wife, philadelphia
| Albert Fink, Jr.. Louisiana; Mrs. William
| Henderson and Miss Henderson, Louisiana
Mrs. j. ID. Booker. Virginia; George T.
Lightner, Virginia.; Charles L. Smith ant
| Dudley Mcdonald, Richmond, Va; Mrs
| General Helen, Kentucky; Miss Helen
Horace Hardy, Norfolk. Va; j. W. Purry
w. ID. Penders, Virginia; Samuel ID
| Woods, Virginia; +. ID. Walker. ant
J. L. Lawrence New York; Miss
| Wardlain. Miss Miles, Miss l.. Miles
| Sweet Springs A. Nj. Agelasto
Norfolk, Va. Mrs. E. b. Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
Wade. Miss Wade. Kentucky; Il. s. Bo-
sher, Percy Bosher, Richmond, Va; Colo
mel George Houch, Baltimore, Nd; I. Z
Powers, Richmond. Va: w. G. Hardy. Nor
folk, Va: w. j. Lee and wife, J. Breckin
ridge Robertson, Virginia; Leigh K Page
| Jr., Virginia ID. J.. LYMAN. virginia
Rev. w. ii. Powers. Maryland; Captain
George b. Barnes, Norfolk; George +,
| Wilkins, Virginia: II. w. Burke, Virginia
Miss Gay. staunton, va. William y
PAGE, West Virginia; Robert r. Kirkland
| Baltimore; j. A. Young, Miss Young
| Louisville; John ID. Howard. Baltimore
Mrs. Howard, Robert III. Steger. james
| X. Crenshaw, Richmond; j. j. Henderson
John Fox, Jr.. Virginia; Joseph /; Allyn
John S. Price, Virginia, DR.. Chaille L. l.
C+ratfon VIRGINIA CHLOE.