The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
LIFE IN VANITY FAIR.
RICHMONDERS At THE. RESORTS
AND At NOME.
The Smart Set Thoroughly scattered-Tho
Gaiety at the Various Springs WIN
Shortly lie In Full Whirl.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. w. VA, July especial
Life Is now altogether worth living at
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Many Of the cottagers who return year
after year are now comfortably settled
for the summer. and have made their
quarters as attractive and homelike as
possible. Graceful vines and beautiful
potted plants line the porches. Now and
then dainty tea table and a hammock
are seen, adding comfort TO the place,
and suggesting an ideal spot for some
lazy body TO while away few hours
The guests are taking life quietly, the
majority see ming TO be on health, as
well as pleasure. bent. the invigorating
sulphur baths forming a most impor-
tant part of the days routine 1t is
thought that the month Of August will
be quite gay here. and the White Sui
phur girl Will have no cause 10 complain
OF any lack OF beaux. The Virginia Bar
Association Will meet here on August LIST
"a and 30, and IL is thought that the at
tendance will be large, the association
having gained many members since its
last meeting here i'm 1891. The First Vir-
gnia Regiment will also encamp here dur
Ing the first week in August. and recently
Colonel c. A. Nash, Lieutenant Colonel
ii. Hodges, Captain Robert w Tomlin.
adjutant, Captain G. w Wright of Com
pany Fl" and Quartermaster-S Sergeant
J. f. Lawler, have been up, their object
being TO complete arrangements for the
encampment The location selected IS an
excellent one, being upon the crest Of the
hill known as Columbia Park" Near
by is ain open space for guard mount and |
manocuvres, although battalion ard regl. |
mental drills and parades will probably |
be held Oh the lawn. The troops ex- |
Jected are the field and staff of the
Fourth Regiment; Company "a" Nor.
folk, Captain A. NJ. Higgins; Company
"B," Norfolk. Captain NJ TarralI; Com
Iany ID" HamIton, Captain G.. W.
Hope; Conn any e." Portsmouth. Can
tain II. l.. Warren; Company "F." Suf- |
folk, Captain g. w. Wright; Company
C. Petersburg Captain T. T. Heath.
company X Portsmouth. Captain J.
" hopper. battery 3D. Norfolk Blues,
captain NJ G. Keeling are also ex ]
pected to join the infantry. so that the
plumes and trimmings OF the artillery
boys Will mingle with the white of the |
infantry. Captain Nushbach's companv.
or Alexandra. attached TO the Second !
Regiment of Infantry; Captain Hollis. of
Staunton, ana Captain kellar's, Of Char
'vtttANlle' nave also been invited. The |
military exercises will be most interest
.hs IN the early morning, reveille. then
breakfast for the troops, guard mount at
$50 o'clock. battalion and reeimental
drllls between 1890 and u NJ, and late in
Tue AFTERNOON the beautiful regimental
parade corresponding TO the old dress
parade under the former tactics The
troops vii take their meals at the hotel
ana the proprietor has offered special
.ales 20 any friends Of the military who !
may accompany them r
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. Brvdon
tnhant, who is spending the summer at
cray Gill; generally known as Grants Z
lace gave delightful lawn party to her | +
i'ue son, ana many Of the young people d
irove over from the white" and en- I
oyea Mrs. Tenants courtesy 10 their
.earts content.
Mrs. George s. Stevens. who occupies +
ne charming 'tle cottage "F." in Texas | e.
'" ave an enjoyable progressive ouchre +
ariy on the porch n the COTTAGE ON c
cor tfday morn ing. The decorations n. u
ie-covers. ribbons on the cards etc, were q
u or yellow, and a. each seat WIS N
ma souvenir Fan N dainty design a
20 WIN bow N yellow ribbon. After N
ir game delicious lunch Wa served m
la thls was succeedcd By some exquisite n
lsic upon tho harp by the hostess. no
-" ''iib ''''f'ItitNt most N"ltlffullv. | Il
Inong the recent arrivals are. q,
FROM Richmond Mra T.. T. Cox and p.
,mpanlon Mrs. H. 3. Bosher and maid .,
lss Ellie g. Kosher. Miss Bessie Bcsler 10
aster Lewis Bosher. Mrs j. II. Eller- oI
a. MISS Laura Roy Encrson. Mrs NJ IN
watkins, Mrs. a. q. Augustine. Mrs 81
~ christian, child and maid. Miss M
ellen Christian. Master Jack Christian wi
essrS \. Pizzini. Robert r. Alacomber
harbour. George W. Stevens. c. "
inter. J. X. jones' Stuart McVclgh 10
we stern. T. H. Hanewinckel r. : 4
,sher, John ID. Potts .. NJ. Currie ~
mn Currie and Eugene c. Massie WI
ron virginia and West Virenia-D w bl'
oenler and wife. two children ana WI
- n W. Russell. Miss Mary a'
'other, Miss Edith Butler. Miss \ PEE
appear, Thomas Talbot. l.. w. Tai gu
u, H. =. EalSle. Jr.. A. G. BRYANT "
AleNander, G. G. Taliaferro. Miss Nina tic
mtehead' Colonel G.. a. Nash len Joi
Iant-Coionei H. Hodges. Captain c. w mo
rGht' John w Boswell Miss Howell eie
ilerce r. W Scarborough. Mrs VIA, WI
" Matthews. J. II. Alexander Mss ian
r. Johnson MISS the
notable late arrival f. the Noro,,s a
'''''oOar' OF the Spanish Legation. ~
1hE ROChBRIDGE ALUM Mr.
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