Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
The EARLY SEASON INDICATES A
. RUSH AND AN OVERFLOW.
!. Something About q Couple Hundred Jer-
sey and Other i-Drivers-rhc Sea-
sons Beile--Loveiv Women.
rco-rc.,onaopcc Of the Richmond pispa,ch.l

RUNNER pleasures will soon be at their
height at this delightful resort. for as the
season begins so early so surely will II be
,uccessful. Viewing the large company
already assembled II is difficult TO realize
that il is as yet only June. There is no
lack Of entertainment, but II is of SEN
able and simple nature. This IL essen
tally a natural period Of the season, par
example the young ladies are now gather
ing tor themselves in the Caldwell gardens
the roses and titles they wear as bouquet do
corsaee, for tho florist or the crowds of young
neu TO send flowers arc not yet In evidence.
The pAnd arrives next week and July the
Fourth will formally usher in the season with
Display OF patriotic fcstiviiy. There will be an
elegant banquet and In the evening a ball.
Mrs. Ex-Governor John G. Brown, John Z.
Brown. Jr.. and Miss Brown. Of Nashville, Tenn,
are guests OF prominence who will remain
through the season.
THs JERSEY wIsEAcREs.
Tho Editorial Association Of New Jersey, num-
berng two hundred, arrived on Tuesday
aud IN tho evening bali WAS given In
their honor sslirh proved a most charming az
fair. Z. W. Baldwin, OF Orange. New Jersey, Is
president, aad Charles Bechtel secretary. The
A. Vance, Sinnickson Chew. f. -. Stokes. Lewis
j. Hyer. and James :. Yard. Although the title
a. New Jersey Is applied 20 the association,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New YORK are ably
tendance with their families. The PER-
sonnel Of the party II highly Interesting.
A. A. Vance, Of the Executive Committee, Is od-
tor Of the MOrrisiown jef@piadh, ana is
one Of the bosi-known md ablest writer's IN the
State. MOrrisiown b ono OF the most enthusias-
tically patriotic cities in tho Union and Jealousy
preserves all its historical association ana
roles To lite honor II preserves Tho headqual-
ters OF the immortal Nirginian, George Whshing-
ton, with all its numerous furnishings.
The lodge-rOOm Of the Frecmasons also
~. ali Of na
lniionary period, when Washington was
member. John l.. Murphy, OF the Execu-
tive Committee, editor ana owner OF the IfeHton
STATE Gdseffe, Is accompanied by his wife ana
two daughters His paper WAS established In
1775, and Is one Of the Oldest and brightest IN
the State
HARpSHFIL DEMOCRACY.
Mrs. James :. Yard aud SON Of Freehold. Y.
j.. have a brilliant company from that historic
town. Colonel Yard is n veteran editor. lie
edits two newspapors-one, The True Ancrioan,
az Trenton lie Is n hardshcll Democrat, and
firmly believes that Cleveland will succeed llar-
risOn 20 the presidency. lie will have, he says.
the sOlid backing Of New Jersey. MR.. Yard Is
noble woman Of the trucst type. She is tall and
very distinguished In appearance, and possesses
deeply intellectual mind. She thinks tho true
aristocracy IL 10 be found among tho HteTateUIs.
The members Of the association are greatly
charmed with the White sulphur and every
thing that Is iypically southern. The mocsing-
birds especially delight them. Their train was
stopped al Jcrry's Run 70 view the spot where
IN 1860 his way home from the White Sui
phur, where he had made arrangements 10 re-
turn with his family for tho summer.
OTHER IITTERATECRs.
Other prominent gentlemen accompanying the
association are Observation-Disclosures l.. J..
Budd. Of Mt Holly: Assemblyman John X. Har-
den, Of Newark George T. Wurts, Of the Paier-
son Yress, W. :. Ayres, superintendent OF Sue
casunna Mining Company; Senator ii. ID. WntOn,
Of liza kensack. Also In the party are Mrs. Wood
ward, Miss Anna Nrcdenbure, sisters Of OK
Judge Vrodenburg, Of Monmouth county. Will
liam Hosea BallOu. tho novelist, author Of the
Upper Ten" and Riding on Cyclone" both
popular novels, IL on his way 10 spend the season
at this his favOr1te resort
BOATING AND TENNIS.
Mr. r. L. Ward Of New York. has inaugurated
boating on Hovard'e creek. He has his boat
here and has planned some pleasant boating
parties. Tennis IL a favorite diversion. Miss
Riggs, Of Washington, in addition 10 her fine
talent Of porrait-panting, is dcvotee Of tennis
and probably one Of the hnest players in Anne
RIGA. she has taken several prizes at promi- |
nent tournaments.
The most beautiful girl at White sulphur. and
n We may predict. che will be- the belle this sea-
son. Il Miss Irene LanghOrne. Sweetness Of dis |
position and many wOmanly traits further beau-
lily the character Of this charming young girl |
PROMINENT VISITORS.
Judge c. Rand. the noted turist DR.. c. r. |
Fletcher, famous physician Of Indianapolis
u. y. Mustard and wife, of Anderson, Ind: ". |
IL. FILTER and family, Of Hamilton, o., gentle
man Of vast wealth and prominence; ana Rev.
John Handy. Of Asbury Park, are guests OF
prominence recently arrived.
Mr.. VI. i. Bronson and wife, Of Cincinnati, are
here on their bridal tour. Mn. Bronson was
Miss Grcgor, daughter Of a prominent Official of
the Chesapeake and Ohio, and was very popular
here last season.
DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. T. J. Owen. Of New York, VINO occupies
a cottage In 1cnsas Row, entertained NJ dinner
on Monday MIR. and Mrs. X. W. Montague
White Sulphur: Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Owen, |
sheffield, Mass, and Mr.. Mason, Of New York. |
The floral decorations were handsome, and COM
posed Of roses and gorgeous lilies.
Mr.. and 6rs- Henry May, OF Washington, are |
guests OF prominence, who occupy an attractive
California, who was many times a millionaire
and who left Mrs May and her sister his entire
fortune.
Mis- voorhees,, niece Of Senator Voorhees,, is a |
guest well known In society.
Lieutenant W. II. Slack, United States navy, |
now stationed In Washington, has arrived with |
Ills family 20 spend the season.
Colonel John Hurt, Of the Virginia Senate, |
genial gentleman and fine statesman, Is regis
tered here
The Misses Walker Of Madison avenue, New
York who have been such iavOrites here, VIII
sail for Europe in July.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond l.. Ward Of Now York,
who are immensely popular hero, will probably
spend the remainder of the season on yachting
tour
Mrs. A. b. Camm has arrived to spend tho sea-
son. She Will be Joined soon by her daughters,
VINO were very popular lhst SehSou also 10y hlrS
Ellen Lee aud Miss Gildersleeye. of Baltimore.
ARRIVED AND ARRIVING.
Mrs. J. W. Reinhart and family, Of Boston. will
arrive early IN the week TO spend the season.
They bring their en- -riages and horses.
Nj aud Mrs. Alfred I. Harris and their three
charming young daughters are warmly well
coined. They occupy cottage In Tensas Row
ana will remain till July 2lst, when they so To the
Sweet Chalybeate, returning 10 the White for
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Yo Cha Yum, Of the Corcan Le-
CATION, will spend al. IT the White.
Mr. II. Fraysor, the popular and prominent
Official Of the Chesapeake and Ohio, has arrived
with his family 10 spend the season. They oc-
cupy cottage In fionda.Row.
SOMETHING IN THIS.
Governor Pattlson, Of Pennsylvania, who has
twice been elected Governor ana stands n strOug
chance OF being the Democratic nominee for
President, will spend the season at White sui
phur.
The Baltimore Glee Club entertained the Ed
torlal Association with plantation songs and
melodies on Thursday evening.
l. Is. jackson, Of Chicago, who Is 80 promi-
nently connected with the Chesapeake and Ohio,
returns in July and will remain through the
season. Mr.. jackson Is extremely popular
Don Horacio and Madam Guzman, the Nicsra-
guA Minister, will be here later in the season.
Rev. John = Gibson, OF Fredericksburg, Will
oficiste at ri. Thomas churcn sunday.
Prominent arrivals are: Ralph Elliott and
family, Savannah, Ca; f. j. Gresham, +. G..
rendleton, Washington; G.. W. Warren, Boston
Harry Langhorn, John Augustine, and T. w
Scott, Jr., Richmond, Va; F.W. Griffin and wife,
New York Charles Bolton, Cincinnati, Ohio.