Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
The Attractions Of the Early Fart
of the season,
Correspondence Of the DLspatch)

of the season,
Correspondence OF the Dlspatch)
WHITE SULPHUR. VA. June 2l.-The
White Sulphur visitors. each season. seem
to find the early weeks more attractive.
The quiet. restful days seem to draw
more people each year at this time. when
nature is most benefcent in her restoring
agencies. and the mind, body. and spirit
are invlgorated by the repose. beauty,
order. and comfort. OF this lovely spot.
The number Of cottage engagements.
as we'll as those OF the hotel. gives every
promise OF delightful season, and the
daily arrivals show steady increase. not
only In the number OF transients. but Of
those who are here for the summer
The White Sulphur never looked more
beautiful or attractive than a this time.
The lawn and buildings are in perfect
condition, and the machinery OF the vast
hotel. is kept I'm the smo0thest running
order BY Mrs Eubank and her efficient
corps Of assistants. Mr.. 4. w Archer
Mr. r. NJ Fry, and Mr. Edward II.
Schumacher.
The cuisine is all that the most exact
ing could demand. Faultiess. neatness,
and prompt service obtain.
The improvements In comfort and con-
venience are marked, and the baths are
particularly elegant and complete.
a liverled corps OF messengers Is always
In readiness in the office and the new
paint. linoleum, and furniture. renders
this part OF the hotel especially attractive.
The handsomest display Of horses seen
at the White since the Chicago Exposi-
ton. is in the stable here. Ninety fine
Iruf y Irilf ,tffI y, al ,fo,- 4
on the lawn one day. when the guests
are TO be invited 10 inspect them. and
every one is looking forward TO the eve
ming. when, for the first time. the big
bus" drawn by four handsome. sturdy.
grays, will meet the Richmond and Wash
ington train.
The usual number of brides afford a
never-failing source of interest. Every
type Of bride comes 10 the White Sui
phur in June. The romantic walks and
the beautiful surroundings. the drives.
and the calm OF nature make il an ideal
place for the young couples. and thither
come the newly-wedded from North,
South. and West. as well as from Viz
ginia, TO wander hand in hand in tho
Elysian fields OF the rho do dendron, the
arbutus, and the wood-violet.
Mr.. J. G. Dodd, Of Louisville and his
bride nee Cas,leman) are spending their
honeymoon here; also. Mr.. and Mrs. Crit
tenden Marriott, Of Washington, d. 9.
Mrs. William Elliott Johnston. % Green
vile. s. g. formerly Miss Sallie Mills.
circulating library and depository for wo-
mans fancy and needle-work. Her pretty
and tasteful rooms. near the post-Oilice.
and next the Office OF the resident physl-
clan. will be n popular loahing place
after breakfast and dinner Mrs. John
ston's own charming personality viii
double the attractions Of the library. and
the exquisite display Of embroideries and
drawn work 10 which she calls attention.
The cottages Of Mrs. r. J. owens. Of
New York. and her granddaughter. Miss
owen. and OF MIR. and Mrs. Raymond
Lee Ward, also Of New York. are attrac-
lively arranged with bright awnings and
boxes Of bright. blooming nasturtiums
and seyanums. Mr.. and Mrs ward are
enthusiastic athletes. and ride swim, ana
shoot willis. at White Sulphur
Mr.. ard Mrs. John r. Branch and Hon.
=. p. Nunford and wife occupy cottage
in South Carolina Row.
Miss Elizabeth Byrd Nicholas and her
brother. Mr.. =. c. Nicholas. OK Washing
ton. have rooms in q Tansus cottage.
Miss Elise Whtner. Jacksonville. S. c..
is one OF the attractive visitors here.
Misses Katherine and Charlotte Halle,
stanton, Va. are brisht addition to
the circle, which gathers IN the evenings.
Mrs. Walter Kate. ~ New York. and
her chlrming daus ter VI IS Ad'le Katie,
who made her debut in New York society
last winter, are among the quests.
Miss stewart, Of Richmond. is the guest
OF Mrs. NJ. \. EubanN. and is young
lady OF cuturs and literary attainments.
Or. and MIS-. !. A.. warren. Mobile.
Ala. who Rave been habitues Of the
Warm Sprin- $ for many years. are located
for the season, in a cottage in Georgia
row.
Mss Roger \. Pryor is charm.ngly To-
Gated IN Bruce" c5ttage
Mrs. Dwight Kinney. of Cincinnati a
handsome young matron. with Ti.Lla hair
has with her Miss Laws, OF Cincinnati
Miss Alice Riggs. Washington. d. c.. is
here for the season.
Among those expected in the next day
or two. are the families Of Mr Allan b.
DOMAIN, John b. Potts. James d. Patton,
T.. ID. Chris ian, Il. b Valentine, and Dr.
Joseph 4. white. Of Richmond and MIS-
}. ". Lochett, Washing on; Samu /
Joseph, Cincinnati o.; w. r.. Benson and
family, Augusta. c.. and many others
Late arrivals: Grafton Monroe and fe
Washington. -. c., George Lennon,
Baltimore John NJ. scott. Illinois. q. b.
Stacy, Richmond; z. L. Parrish. Virg MA !;
Mrs. A. b. Camm. Ml-sss Camm, Rich
mOnd. G. l.. Watts. Virginia; r. B. VIII
son, Virginia; D. Edwin l. Hobson, Rich
mond, VI. n. jenkins, New York; Mrs
Charles Il. Hitch. Miss Hitch, Illinois !;
u. r. Thomas. West Virginia; L. T.
Walker. Virginia; Miss Sadie Thompson
II. s Queen, :. s. Wiltshire, Kentucky; \.
Stevenson, Keniucky; J. X. Robinson,
Or. r.. II. Babcock, Mrs. Babcock, W. C..
Williams. Virginia; Joel NJ. Harris, s. G..
Beard. Jr.. q. W. Stearns, George H..
ingalls,. Virginia; w G.. Matthews. West
, Virginia; W. r. Johnson, West Virginia.
CHLOE.