Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
THE WHITE SULPHUR
rne SOUTHERN RESORT BECOMING
MORE COSMOPOLITAN.
pist.neaishesa Arrivals, snd Others Com
nr--Ensertsinment and Amusements.
An editorial and other Excavations.

N0rTOfpofiue0cc OF tnc nfe1inOda 1tapSteasJ
osrnxrnnn wmrr suIrHuB. June 49,
He who runs may read that this Is 20 be
tho most brilliant season in all the glorious
annals OF White sulphur's past.
Here naturally is the spot with the near
est southern interest aud associations Of
The longest standing. Still every year this
noted resort becomes more cosmopolitan,
and ell the large northern cities send repre-
sentative members Of their exclusive So
ciety to mingle with the beauty and bel
esprd the south.
Rev W. A. Brown, rector Of Sc. Thomas
church. fifth avenue, New York, win bring his
family here 70 epend the season.
Miss conkline, near relative Of Roscoe Conk-
ling, and = niece Of the lato Miss Catherine dc
Wolf, OF Newport, from whom she Inherited q
large fortUne. II recent arrival OF distinction.
Miss Conkiing spent season before last at the
White and was great favorlte.
COTTAGES.
First ytre4Prosident }. w. Reinhnrt, OF the
AtchisoB. Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, now
o. Boston. brings hts charming family and viii
oocnpy cottage in Tansns Row.
The Conooran cottage. for over twenty years
shSopiss. W. W. Corcoran VII be occupied this
season by Mr.. T. ID. Christian and family, OF
kichnond.
the Nisses Walker. Of New York, who dress
NrA Barnes. whose resemblance 10 Queen Vic
toFia Il most striking. They occupy cottage In
Tansns Row and dispense . O'Clock tea very
chnrmingiy every afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond l. Wild are prominent
leaders IN New York socict, who are June
hab1aes OF White sulphur. 1ais season they ere
accompanied by Miss Banks, beautiful debu-
faw Of New York They are famous eques-
triennes and every morning n gay cavalcade II
formed 70 explore the picturesque brdle-paths
on KAte's mo untain and the adjoining 0reen-
brioT.
Hon. T. ]. semmes, Of New Orleans, the noted
lawyer and senior counsel In the Myra CLARK
Gaines win case against the city Of New orleans,
involving 20 many millions, VIII bring ms FANNY
20 the White for the season.
ADJUSTMENTS.
A pleasure and the White Sulphur are CONVEX
tihie terrpe although the season Is as yet young,
there Il no lack OF entertainmenL rool.pa,n-
favorite diversions On Monday evening the initial
game Of Newmarket stop" was played by Airs.
Raymond l. Waid Miss walker, Miss Dad bsnksl
Washington; Mrs G. ID. Langhorne, Miss Irene
Langhorne, Miss May Jones, and Miss Annie VIII
Hams, OF Richmond.
his charming bride, nee Miss Mary Mcintire, are
Dr. W. G. Dabuey, Of Charlottesville, win be
the resident physician this season ana arrives on
the Goth Of June.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA BAR.
The virginIa Bar Association, which gave such
an elegant reception ia honor OF Chief-,Iustice
Fuller on Tuesday evening at the Westmoreland
club in Richmond, will convene here on July
2Sth Hon. w. g. p. Breckenridge, the silver
tongued orator Of Kentucky and Democratic lead
err win deliver an address, as will also Hon. ~ NJ.
Kelley, Judge Of the International Courtn CAIRO,
Egypt. Hon, James Carter. a prominent lawyer
Of New York, whose admirable treatise ON
written and Unwritten Law made such a
profound impression for its admirable research
and learning when II was delivered last season,
will again address the association.
THE ATTRACTIONS
Great improvements have been made at White |
Sulphur this season, and all Is in readiness Tor !
tho great crowd that Is daily arriving. The |
dressing Is already handsome and elaborate.
The faro s most excellent and rivals that OF mid
August In seasons past. June Is essentially the |
northern season, when the WEAKNESS OF the win |
ter season Is dispelled by this wonderful elixir OF
sulphur water before resumiug the social cares |
Of a cottage life az Newport and Bar Harbor. |
Washington, New York, and Baltimore society |
are now prominently represented. Mrs w. A. |
Stuart, whose elegance and charm OF manner |
have endeared her 10 all the habftUes OF White |
sulphur, has arrived for the season. Mrs. Archi- |
bald Campbell will join her In July.
AND EDITORS, TOO.
The Editorial Association Of New Jersey, num-
bering two hundred, will arrive on juno 23d and /
spend several days.
Mr.. ana Mrs W. IT, Jones and Miss May Jones, |
popular habi,ues Of the White. are comfortably |
installed in a cottage in First Virginia Row. |
A large excursion under the auspices OF the |
Chesapeake and Ohio railway viii arrive on the |
Esd Of June for visit OF "A few days
Mr.. A. T. Harris and family win arrive shortly |
and occupy cottage In Tansus Row through |
July.
Miss Riggs IL a charmingly attractive debu- !
tdnf from Washington, who has exquisite blonde |
cOlOring. She has quite talent for portrait |
painting aud at present the lrresistibly funny |
face Of Juvenile celebrity here smiles perfect
Mrs. G. ID. Ianghorne, whose affable and charm |
ing manner render her such favOrite nj White |
Sulphur, Is pleasantly located as usual In the !
Ii is true OF White Sulphur, as of Newport,
thst much that Is best worth seeing Is not seen
In the season. In August the glamour OF gayety |
j. 80 overpowering that one is 10 great extent |
insensible 10 the surprising lovelness Of nature
at this resort. But In June one cannot but be |
appreciative Of its uncommon beauty and loca-
tlon, which Is said closely TO resemble Baden |
Baden. |
Dinner was served to-day in the large dining |
room.
Thousands Of incandescent lights are spark |
ling, Deautifying the evening scenes.
EXPERTS.
Pool-bathing Is the midday festivity Mrs. |
Raymond Waid, Miss Banks, Of New York; Miss |
Riggs, Of Washington; Miss Irene Langhorne, |
accomplish marvellous feats in swimming.
DIR. ID. r. Forest, the ELOQUENT divine OF Clifton,
Ohio, is here with his lovely wife, who was Miss
Rutherford. OF Richmond. Dr. Forest IL ex-
tremely distinguished in appearance. He viii
preach on Sunday at St Thomas church here.
0THER ARRIVALS.
Recent arrivals OF distinction are Mrs. Thomas
Riggs, Miss Riggs, Mr. Thomas Riggs, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Henry May and family, Washington,
ID. O.: Rev. and Mrs. ID. r. Forest Clifton, o. 4;
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland, Danville, Va. Miss Bag
by, j. +, Putney, Richmond, Va. Mrs Richard
Gambrill, New York; Mrs. 4. j. Owen, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. l.. Waid, Miss Banks, Misses Walker, |
Mn. Barnes, New York: Mr. and Mrs. +. T. |
Owen, Sheffield. Mass; X. +. Scott and wife, |
Gainesville, Tex; c. w. Story and wife, Misses |
Nye, Chillcothe, o.; c. G.. Doyle, Huntingdon, |
W. Va.
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