The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
LIFE IN VANITY FAIR.
r1cHMOYDERS AT THE RESORTS
AND At NOME.
ab. Smart Set Thoroughly scattered-The
Gaiety ut tho Various Springs is
Now in Hull WhirI.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA,
-uiv -Spccial-While the White is
Known as the Saratoga OF the South"
s,s any one looking for a gay time can
and n here. set the place has other at
fractions. and many people arrive daily,
.,ns sccknr health. some rest and others
,,ereauon. when one goes into the enor-
,,ous dIuing-room. which is one Of the
LARGEST in the country, Il is an interesting
,l-ft particularly al a Sunday dinner TO
vatch the guests as they congregate and
discuss ole affairs of the nation. or per-
hans some other affairs. we are in
.ur.f to think. as we watch the devotee
~ some fair maid as he leans towards
rard fakes in with his eyes as well as
Is ears every word that she utters.
IA one suons about those beautiful
grounds and seeks rest ON comfortable
tre-mlrkcd benches beneath these classi,
,rees. one SIS apt 20 think OF the old days
when. the White was patrOnized ~ such
mon as Henry Clay. benjamin Watkins
Leigh. Robert Y Hayne, Daniel Webster,
Names A. Bayard. Caleb Gushing. Mar
Gin Van Buren, and Hon. G.. Preston. who
was generally known as "the inspired
declaimer" Then 70 was that the ststos-
men Of those days were wont 20 cobGrc-
Kate during the heated tern. and under
the shade Of these grand ola trees they
enjoy ed the refreshing breezes Of the
White and laid plans for many political
contest.
As the season advances the number OF
entertainments given increase accordingly.
The virginia Bar Association meetc here
on thSlst. % and 81 Of August and the
virginia Fourth Regiment Will have their
encampment here during the FIRST week
in August: so that next week promises
20 be an unusually gay one. The annual
address az the Bar Association will be
delivered by tho Hon. Frank Hurd, Of
Ohio.
Mrs. n. T. Rutter. from New York,
who made many warm friends during her
stay here last summer. has given several
DELIGHTFUL entertainments during the past
week Mrs Rutter has a most attractive
cottage I'm Baltimore row, shared by Miss
Judith Darlington Euticing wicker chairs
with bright cushions In them, a com
Portable hammock. bright nasturtiums
and hydrangoas all combine 10 make
their cottage porch a coy nook On
Monday morning Mr. r. Townsend. from
baltimore. gave "a most enjoyable bowling
party During the morning champagne
and sandwiches were served. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. a. b. Camm.
Among those present were Mrs n J..
Rutter. Miss Judith Darlington, Miss
Ellie Bosher, Miss Roy Enerson, Miss
Nina Whitehead. Miss llah Dunlap, the
Misses Camm. Messrs. Edward Hane-
wluckel. T. w. Hanewinckcl, Jack Coop
er and George u. Anderson.
on wednesday evening an enjoyable and
en- unusually bright german was danced.
given by Major B. j.. Eakle. During the
breaks champagne and sandwiches were
served Among the dancers were the
Misses Mcdonald. Annie Leigh Camm.
Nan Duu,ap. Annie Eakie, Grace Nc
Canihi Eme Mcfarland, Virginia Cooper
Nina Whitehead Emma Darlington, Mrs.
~ j. Rutter. Mrs. Ashton Starke. Messrs'
j. n Fry. Edward Hanewinckel Jack
Cooper. Jo Lane stern. u. Watkins Eller-
son. I'd. Campbell. Fontaine Brown r.
IT, Bayard Messrs. Boswell, watson
Murray Bosher and Townsend.
on Thursday evening Mrs n. y. Rutter
gave a supper 20 n party Of twenty, ana
a merry crowd 81 was that left the
grounds OF the White and started on the
road 10 Dry Creek 90 the Caldwell House
20 enjoy this old-time supper. Wild flow
ers were arranged about the primitive
dinine-room, dainty cards were found on
each guests plate, and many old-time
country dishes were served with true Nir-
ginia hospitality.
Among the guests OF distinction now at
the White IS Judge ". 5. Groesbeck,
the distinguished lawyer who defended
Andrew Johnson I'm the famous impeach-
ment trial and a staunch Ohio Democrat.
Among the recent arrivals are:
From Vlrginia--Mr A. y. Chandler, !
Professor ard Mrs. j. a. Harrison, child |
and maid John S. Gibson, Eugene c. |
Nassie, General John Echols Edward |
Echols. NJ ErsNne Miller, Charles H. |
Talbot. r.. T. Bell, c. l.. Coke, j. 5 |
Simmons. j. A. Coke, ]. T. Eninger and |
wife. Rev. William Cumming. T. w. |
Parrish. Mrs Joseph Crawford, b. w. |
Bond. Charles u. Palmer. W. A. Car
pointer, George l.. Anderson. T. Mitchell |
End wife, III. q. Murray and wife, T. W.
Murray. ]. Thompson Brown, j. Thomp-
son Brown. Jr., MISS Maggie Brown.
Miss Emma Scott, William H. Scott,
John G.. Scott. Miss Rosa Equ and maid,
George w. Stevens Miss Kent. Miss
Alice Kent. Miss Norris, r. Nj. Kent,
Jr. Charles w. Kent. NJ. A. Hope. W.
j. Shields. Miss Mary r. Quarles. X.
r. Andrews ]. w. Myers, 4. w. Laid
lev. Elwood Hendrick. Mrs. b. Mcleod
Win. John y. Cary, G. T. Howard. Mrs.
IL w. Petty, Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Dickson, two cl ildren and nurse, w. II.
Carpenter. Mrs. Ashton Starke, Miss
Dunlop. w. o. Young. w. A. Quarles.
James S. Wilson. John ID. Potts. T. f.
Jones. NJ T. Spicer, r.. A. Lancaster,
Jr.. T. =. Blankenship. c. o. Wrenn and
family. 4. j. Smith. w. A. Bryson, j.
H. Alexander Miss Emma Darlington.
T. S. Watson. s. Fleming w. T. Caps
and wife, w. w. Keen, Miss Lily II.
Davis. Miss Alice c. Davis. Miss Eugene
Davis. Miss Omohundro. Hiss Mary NJ
Lyons
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