Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02

RlCEH0SDERS AT THE RESORTS AND At
ZONE
TIE Smart Set Thoroughly ScailsTsd-Tho 6aisy
at he Various Springs is Now in Full
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WH1rE' SULPHUR STRINGS, w. VA,
July 31.-Whlle the White Is known as
the "SaratOga OF the South, and any
one looking for a gay time can find II
here, yet the place has other attrac-
tions, aud many people arrive daily,
some seeking health, some rest and
others recreation. When one goes into
she enormous dining room, which is
one Of the largest in the country, IL Is
an interesting sight, particularly az a
Sunday dinner, 20 watch the guests as
they congregate and discuss the AFFAIRS
Of the nation, or perhaps some other
affairs, we>are inclined 70 think, as we
watch the devotee Of some fair maid as
he leans toward her and takes Ia with
his eyes as well as bis ears every word
that she utters.
As one strOlls about these beautiful
grounds and seeks rest on comfortable
fime-marked benches beneath these
classic trees, one IS apt to think Of the
old days when the White was patron
ized by such men as Henry Clay, Benta-
min Watkins Leigh, Robert Y. Hayne,
Daniel Webster. James A. Bayard,
caleb Cushing, Martin Van Buren, and
Hon. G. Preston, who was generally
known IS "the inspired declaimer.
Then 10 was that the statesmen Of those
DAYS were won't 20 cOngregate during
tho heated term, and under the shade
,of these grand old trees they enjoyed
the refreshing breezes Of the White
and laid plans for many political con-
test
As the season advances the number OF
entertainments given increase accord
fngly. The Virginia Bar Association
meets here on the 1st, I'd and 81 OF Au-
gust, and the Virginia Fourth Regi-
ment will have their encampment here
during the first week ia August; so that
next week promises to be an unusually
cav one. The annual address at the
Bar Association will be delivered by the
Hon. Frank Hurd, OF Ohio.
Mrs. n. r. Rutter, from New York,
who made many warm friends during
her stay here last summer, has given
several delightful entertainment during
the past week. Mrs. Rutter has most
attractive cottage TO Baltimore row,
shared by Miss Judith Darlington. En-
ticinR wicker chairs, with bright cush-
ions In them, q comfortable hammock,
bright nasturtiumS aud hydrangeaS, all
combine TO make their cottage porch q
coy nook. On Monday morning Mr..
4. Townsend, from Baltimore, gave a
most ENJOYABLE bowling party. During
the morning champagne and sandwiches
were served. The party was chaperon-
ed by Mrs. A. B. Csmm Among those
present were Mrs n. E. Rutter, Miss
Judith Darlington, Miss Ella Bosher,
Miss Roy Ellerson, Miss Nina White
head. Miss Ilah Dunlap, the Misses
Camm, Messrs. Edward Hsnewlnckel,
+. W. Harewlnckel, Jack Cooper and
George B. Anderson.
On Wednesday evening an enjoyable
and an unusually bright german was
danced, given by Major B. (. Eakle.
Dnripg the breaks champagne and
sandwiches we're served. Among the
dancers we're the Misses Mcdonald,
Annie Leigh Camm, Ilah Dunlap, Annie
Eskle, Grace McCanihi,- Ellie McFar-
lspd. Virginia Cooper. Minis Whitehead,
Emma CarrlngtopF Mrs. n. f. Rutter,
Mrs. Asbtsn StafAe Messrs. p. NJ. Fry,
Edward 5Einckel, Jack Cooper, 10
~ ii. Watkins Ellerson, Ed.
.ontaiue Brown, r. II. Bay
~. Messrs. Boswell, Watson, Murray,
Bosher and Townsend.
On Thursday evening Mrs. n.
T.. Rutter gave supper 10 party OF
twenty, and a merry crowd 10 was that
left the grounds of the White and start
ed on the road 70 Dry Creek to The Cald-
we'll House 20 enjoy this old-time sup
per. Wild flowers were arranged about
the primitive dining room, dainty cards
were found on each guests plate, and
many old-time country dishes were
served with true Virginia hospitality.
Among the guests OF distinction now
1T the White is Judge w. 5. GrOeSbeck,
the distinguished lawyer who defended
ARdrew Jackson in the famous i'm
peschment trial, aud staunch Ohio
Democrat.
Among the recent arrivals are:
From Virglnia-Mr. A. b. Chandler,
Professor and Mrs. j. A. Harrison,
child aud maid, John s. Gibson, Eugene
q Msssie, General John EChOlS, NJ.
Ersklne Miller, Charles II. Talbot K.
i. Bell. G. l.. Coke, j. T. Ethnger and
WlIo, kew Mlillam uMllluet H W.
Parrish, Mrs. Joseph Crawford, b. W..
Bond. Charles +. Palmer, w. A.
Carpenter. George L. Anderson,
p. Mitchell and wife, H..
G.. Murray and wife, 7. w.
Murray, j. Thompson Brown, j..
4 Thompson Brown, Jr., Miss Maggie
Z3rown, Miss Emma Scott, William Il.
colt, John &. Scott, Miss Rosa Equi
ID maid, George w. Stevens, Miss
.eDt, Miss Alice Kent, Miss Norris, K.
M. Kent, Jr., Charles w. Kent, M. A.
Hope. w. b. Shields, Miss Mary r.
Ousrels. r. r. Andrews, j. w. Myers,
7. w. Laidley, Elwood HendricS, Mrs.
b. McGoodW John b. Cary, @. p.
Howard, Mrs. II. w. Petty, Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Dickson, two
children aud nurse, w. H..
Carpenter, Mrs. Ashton Starke, Miss
Dunlop, w. o. Young, w. A. QUsrles,
James s. Wilson, John ID. Potts, T. (.
Jones, NJ. T. Spicer, R. A. Lancaster,
Jr.. +. b. Blankenship, c. o. Wrenn and
family, A. j. Smith, w. A. Bryson, j.
81. Alexander, Miss Emma Darlington,
y. S. Watson. s. Flemming, w. 7. Caps
and wife, w. w. Keen, Miss Lily H..
Davis, Miss Alice c. Davis, Miss Eugene
Davis, Miss OmOhundro, Miss Mary NJ
Lyons.