Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-28
WHITE SULPHUR.
WHAP Is COINS on AT FsE POPULAR
RESORT.
How Society Disprts Hssk at tAs Southern
Sarsissa-PeTsonal Mention Of PrOmi-
nsnt People.
SPECIAL CorrssDondsncs of ne Rsgistsr.

Special Correspondence Of ne Registsr.
GREENBRIER, WHITE SULPHUR. july
26.-The days 90 merrily by at White
Sulphur, each marked by some charm
found the political, the fashion, the
counting exchange OF the South. The
ball room has assumed its usual pres
tige as being the pivot center Of the
social life. 1t is crowded in the even.
ing with an array Of beauty and fash
ion.
President Warren CT. Elliott, Of the
Wilmington & Weldon railroad, has ar
rived with his family for the season,
They occupy charmingly furnished
cottage in Baltimore Row. Preside
Elliott brings fine horses and several
eQuipageS. Augustine Sc ythe. OF
Charleston, S. c., IS distinguished law
yer and counsel for prOm,.ent South
ern railway, now at tho White.
A very charming bowling party vas
given on Thursday morning by Mr.. Car
ter Branch and Colonel JaAes Cunshaw
Of Richmond. The chapo-ones were;
Mrs. j. w. Reinhart, Mrs. Q. ID. Lang
home, Mrs. Decatur Axtell, Mrs Calvin
Whitley, Mrs. a. T. Harris, Mrs. A. B.
Canin, Mrs. Ralph Elliott, Savannah;
Mrs. Clarence Knowles, Atlanta. Other
guests were: Misses Irene LanghOme,
Martha Bagby, May Jones, Annie Will
Jams, Richmond: Miss McMurtrie. Miss
Bodine, Philadelphia; Miss Kate Riggs,
Miss Meldred. Carlisle; Mr.. Thomas
Riggs, Washington; Mr.. Vale, St.
Louis; Mr.. Wylie, Virginia; Miss
Brown, TennesSee; Miss Julia Coggill;
New York; Miss Eveline Bryant, Louis
vile.
The sides were represented by Colonel
Drenshaw and Mr.. Crauch. Mr.. Z. d.
Christian kept the score for Col. Cren-
shaw, and Mr.. Clarence Knowles for
Mr. Branch. Two games were played,
each side winning game. Prizes OF
fve-pouud boxes OF Huy!er's candy were
awarded. In the interval between the
games refreshments were served. Mr..
Thomss Rutherford, Mr.. Ralph Elliott,
Mr.. Alfred Harris, Mr. BOhlen, of Phil
aGelphia, added greatly TO the pleasure
Of the games.
Mr.. Charles II. Coffin, Of Chicago,
Treasurer OF the Municipal Investment
Company. has taken the COrcOran cot
tage for the season.
Miss jamie Riggs, Of Washington, who
is a most charming cOnverSationallst, is
a sister OF the prominent Washington
banker and q sister-in-law OF our pres
ent Minister 10 50. Petersburg, Mr..
Howard.
DR.. and Mrs. T. G.. Richardson, of
New Orleans, are spending the summer
at White Sulphur. Mrs. Richardson be-
sides being very charming lady is
most charitable. She has just given
500, 900 to erect medical college,
which, when completed, will be the
handsOmeSt building Of the kind in the
South. Dr. Edmund LOnchOn, Pro-
lessor of Anatomy In the Tulane Unit
verslty OF Georgia-having succeeded
DR.. T. G.. RickardsOn-and who has
been selected TO select plans and super
intend the building, is also guest
here. He was educated and practisod
several years in Paris. Where be
assisted Dr. Marion Simms in his first
operations. and is prominently men,
toned in his autobiography.
The initial game of New Market
stop. for prices. was played with great
eclat on Monday morning. Mrs. G. d.
L,snghorne, OF Richmond, won
the first prize, an EXQUISITE
foame of for-get-me-nOts OF
Dean Hoffman, prominent In ecclesl-
astibal circles in New York and presi-
dent OF the New York Theological Sem
mary, is here with Mrs. Holman for
the season.
Mr.. Bernard Carter who stands at the
head of the Baltimore Bar and Is coun-
selfor the Pennsylvania r. r. and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Is a guest
OF prominence.
John Goode, OF Virginia, the able
Statesman, for 50 many years member
of Congress, and who was appointed
Solihtor General OF the United States
bv Cleveland, and defeated by the
Vaccinations OF Malone, is striking
fqure here, and be is leading counsel
I'm the HaiueS- Hannegan murder case
now pending az Hampton, Va, and at
trrcting attention on all sides.
Col. James Crenshaw, OF Richmond,
gave a delightful hay ride on Monday
evening. Four horses drew the load In
an old-fashioned farm wagon filled at
the bottom with hay, as some one SAID
netively: ut was the most uncomforta-
HE iollv time they ever had" Mrs.
RAYMOND L. Ward, Miss Annie Banks,
New York; Mrs. c. d. LanghOrne, Miss
Irene Langhorne; MesSrs. Carter Balti-
more. Murray, Bohlen, Mr. 7. B. Vale,
~ st. Louis, were among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. BloOmer have
left their elegant home, Tuscaivllla, In
West Virginia, 10 spend the season.
NJ White Sulphur where they are i'm
nenselv popular. Their fine drag,
drawn by pair OF superb black horses,
Is one OF the finest private traps here.
Mr.. Clarence Moore, OF West Vir-
glnia. is very prominent among the
Beaux.
The West Virginia Pharmaceutical
Association was in session here last
week and transacted much important
Mrs. Clarence Knowles, Of Atlanta,
gavo very charming fruit and wine
marty. at her cottage, on Friday after
noon to about thirty young ladies.
MIGNoN.
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