The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

WHITE SULPHUR UPHOIDS ITS
WELL-KyOWY REPUTA1IOy.
A Large Crowd Of Summer Guests Enjoy
the Healthfui Atmosphere of tho
Greenbricr Mountains.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. GREEN


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. GREEN
BRIER COUNTY. w. VA. August o.
The arrival OF the Fourth Virginia Regi-
ment on Sunday morning ushcred In
bright week at the White. Germans.
bowling parties. Informal lunches and
card parties have filed up the days.
The Virginia State Bar Association.
which was organized at Virginia Beach
six years ago and holds its annual ses-
sions alternately by the seaside and In
the mountains. met here during the week,
and is thing Of the past. Among those
in attendance there were several circuit
court judges, and among them Hon. VIII
liam Mclaughlin, of the Rockbridge cir
cult, a gallant soldier during the civil
war and a prominent candidate for the
Supreme Court Of Appeals. Among other
candidates for that exalted position who
are now at the White are Hon. John w.
Riley, Of Halifax: Hon. John ID. HorSely
of Nelson; George NJ. Harrison, Of Staun-
ton; Il. T. Barton, OF Winchester: Henry
A. Graham, OF Tazewel. and Hon. John
A. Buchanan, OF Washington.
on Monday morning quite number or
the guests at the hotel were entertained
Informally on the grounds Of the encamp-
ment Of the Fourth Virginia Regiment
by Colonel c. A. Nash and his stan.
Among those present were Mrs. IL. Fra
zier. Mrs. John ID. Potts Mrs. a. y.
Camm. Mrs. Littleton Waller from Nor
folk. Mrs G. A. Nash, Mrs. n. Il. Rutter,
Mrs. c. NJ. Blackford, Misses Emma Gilt
dersleeve. Nina Whitehead, Gertrude
Howard, Annie Leigh Camm. Gertrude
Camm, Mary Moore. Judith Carringtoh
and Emma Darlington.
Last Monday evening Miss Adeiaidc
Detchon recited informally in the parlor,
and on Wednesday evening many OF tne
guests gathered in the ballroom to near
again her charming Rotations. MISS
Detchon is a native Of Ohio, but during
her education she spent several years
abroad. and her success in Europe was
exceptionally brilliant.
Tuesday the first morning german was
danced. The figures were LED by MI
Rawson, OF Atlanta.
Miss Virginia Cooper and Mr.. Jack
Cooper. from Baltimore, entertained
large number Of friends Wednesday morn
ing and gave a most enjoyable bowling
marty Four alleys were used. The most
successful bowlers who carried OH tle
four prizes were Misses Fanny MOTIFS
Emma Darlington, Mr.. f. w. lane
yyinckel and Mr. Boswell from DanViiie.
,rhose nresent were Misses Gertrude How
ard. Nellie Bayard. Annie Leigh Camin'
cartrude Camm Emma GildersleeVe
Ilah Dunlap, Nina whitehead, Grace NC
Conihl. EHe Mcfarland, judith earring
ton. Emma Darlington, Bessie Hopkins
Ellie Bosher. Fanny Norris, Mary HOW
ard and Mrs. n. r. Rutter, Messrs. Ju-
liam Jones. Jordan Leake Allan IollS'
y. w. Hanewinckel Reid Hobson' J. o.
Randolnh. II. w. Tomlin, Charlie Semmes'
1Tortaine Brown. Watkins Ellerson, X II.
Bavard. A. Sidney Rambo, T. TOWNSEND
= Townsend. George y. Anderson, Messrs'
Honlxins and Boswell. The chaperohs
we're Mrs. f. d. Christian ana MIS-
Iittleton Waller. ,oo
The most brilliant german OF the ga
yon. given by Companies ana y, oil ne
Fourfh Virginia Regiment, the NorloiA
lee Rifles and the Petersburg GVlS9,
Vas danced wednesday evening me
dancing began at half-past lO' ana the
eg.tres rcost Of them military movements,
uere led by Assistant Inspector-General
To I,ane stern. The badges were OF GU
dlnal red and pearl gray ribbons me o'n
Doninion colors, and attached TO the top
of the badges We're small SIX nays. NJ
uniforms Of the military ADDED greatly 10
Inc brii,iancy OF the scene. The chal -
IONS 1yere Mrs. c. a. Nash, Mrs =. W.
Wright. Mrs. w. ]. Petit Mrs. y -
Camm. Mrs. II. Frazier, Mrs. James Al
lison Mrs. Warren Elliott, ldrs Jcnn ~
potts Mrs. James Patton. Mrs. Robert
&. Kosher. Mrs. Ashton Starkc, Mrs. D. H.
Huberd and Mrs. Culpeper
Following are the recent arrivals:
w human, Virginia; Mrs. ;. +. Wels-
ford. New York; Mrs. y. r. Wightman'
New York: J. Q. r. Herring PhiiaueI
mia: David Herring, Philadelphia; D.
n Alexander. Stanton, Va; II. NJ
Forbes. Philadelphia T. p. Whaley' NJ.
d. Charleston, S. c.; L. d. simonds,
charleston S. c.. T. ]. Duffy, West
Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur George
Brown Baltimore; Miss Clara Brown,
baltimore; NJ A. Hope, Clifton Forge
va: r. n. Wise, Covington, KY; Mrs.
s. T. Grubbs. ST. Louis, Mo; Mrs. Davis,
virginia; Miss Smoot, Virginia; William
Mclaughlin, Lexington, Va; John f.
I.awIer, Norfolk. Va; A. Moses Nor
folk. Va; John Goode, Virginia; Miss
Gildersleeve, Baltimore; n. c. Burruss.
Norfolk, Va: James Crawford. Jersey
City: Mrs. George o. Baker. Miss n. V.
Baker. Miss Grace Baker. Miss Mabel
Baker and Miss Hall, Selma, Ala; Fon-
tame Brown, Charleston. w. Va; Mrs.
Thomas l.. Brown Charleston. w. Va;
Joseph NJ Brown. West Virginia. w.
r. Tyree, Charleston, w. Va; Mrs. #.
G Wflliams Richmond. Va. Miss Nj.