The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
At The GREENBRIER WHITE
How the Large Crowd Of Guests Are
Passing the Time.
The GARDEN FETES And GERMANS.
A Handsome Bowling Party Given py "is'
Kernochan. of New York-The Rich
monders Entertain Charmingly'
some of the Recent Arrivals,

cPrrNBR1ER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS w. Va. August H.-Special.-
The new Eldorado Of the Klondike may
! he CATCHING the majority OF the
men just at present but since
| the 1st OF August they have been
arriving here in quite respectable
numbers: i'm fact, the constant increase
I'm guests from every train has made the
White gay and festive 70 the last week.
II looks as if IT has come into new life.
We are. Of course, glad 10 see this change
I'm men. but doubly glad the White IS
keeping so crowded this season, fdr 1t
keeps it before the public as being the
most representative place in the Virginia
mountains.
The first weeks i'm August generally re-
veal an the secrets in dressing, altnouBh
heretofore they have been very reluctant
i'm opening up their trunks. they seem now
TO understand the Importance, ana really
the dressing is beautiful, In simple way
-oigandics mOusseline de sole, ana mus
Inns over silk foundations seem to be the
most popular dress of the season.
Especially pretty is Miss Alice Prltch-
ard Moore daughter OF Mrs. John Y.
Moore of New Orleans. when dressed IN
hor quaint. crisp organizes, never wear
ing the same toilet for four consecutive
hours. Miss Moore is "a brilliant brunette.
with a lOvablc and attractive nature, a
ray Of social sunlight and no wonder is
the prime magnet Of the White Sulphur
THE FIRST GERMAN.
Friday night the first german OF the
season was given-the green and yellow
badges were printed In gold to that effect.
IL was led by Mr.. Boswell OF Danville,
with Miss Gertrude Scoville. Miss SEQ
Vile looked radiantly pretty in her Hover
ed silk and lead the intricate figures with
ease and grace. Miss Anne Jackson, in
white hrOCade danced with Mr.. BurLei
Miss Edith Jackson. In white null, with
Mr. weymouth: Miss PenZle. OF Little
Rock with Mr.. Baker, Miss Louise
Burke with Mr.. Richie. Miss Baker in
her blue silk gown looking remarkably
well. danced with Mr.. Fair, Miss Morris,
Of Baltimore, I'm white organdie over SILK,
danced with Mr. Wray; Miss Sinclair
with Judge Horton Miss Tunis. or
Norfolk. with Mr. KEN, j.; Miss Alice
PHtchard Moore, looking piquant in her
white organdic embroidered in blue,
danced with MT Bodow; Miss Virginia
Underwood with Mr.. GoOde. Of Norfolk
Miss Underwood. i'm white organdie en-
broidered I'm bow-knOts Of black lace,
with Mr.. TiltOu: Miss Rcnhart with Mr.
Jackson: Miss Powell with Mr. Dabney:
Miss Tainler with Mr.. kcrnochan; Miss
Lemon with Mr.. Dangerfeld: Mrs Nc
Laren looked exceedingly handsome in
lavender null. danced with Mr.. McLaren.
The stays were Messrs. Columbus
O'Donnell. White Elliott. Lownds. Ruth
erford. Cabell. Roy Stevenson.
SWELL BOWLING PARTY.
Mr.. Kernochan. Of New York. gave the
handsOmcst bowling party that has been
given this season on Saturday morning
I'm honor of Miss Katherine Rcinhart. of
Plainheld. y. j.. chapcrOncd by Mrs
Weld. Of Baltimore Miss Reinhart IS by
odds one of the handsOmest and most
striking looking women at this brilliant
spa. She was a debutante Of last season
and. I am told belongs TO one Of the
most exclusive sets in New Jersey. Miss
Alice Pritchard Moore won the first prize
"a roman gold belt buckle; Mr. Albert
Richie. Of Baltimore. the gentlemen's
prize. a solid silver cigarette case filed
with imported cigarettes while Mr.. Dab
ney. OF the University Of Virginia. was
consoled with a pair Of colonial gold cum
buttons.
Sandwiches and champagne punch were
served during the game. with cigars and
cigarettes His other guests were Misses
Waring Morris Elliott Virginia Under
wood. Ward. Scoville, Edith Jackson:
Messrs. Jackson Baker Wray Fair.
Richie, Dabney. William Peters. Andrew
Jones and Or. Bodow. To complete this
most enjoyable entertainment they all
had their pictures taken at the sulphur
springs
Miss Kemp OF Baltimore. gave an IN
formal tea 20 her friends IN her cottage
Veranda Friday and following in success
sion, Mrs. irwin Keyser. OF Baltimore
gave another 20 introduce her married
daughter. Mrs. John Stewart These teas
are very informal affairs but are quite a
feature Of the summer life UP here and
have become very fashionable.
GARDEN FETE.
A pretty garden feate was given or the
lawn, Monday at o'clock by the Misses
Baker of Chicago. In this galaxy Of
pretty girls the Misses Baker held their
own and are among the most popular
here. Miss Baker wore a most becom-
ing gown OF green orgaudie, while Miss
Bessie Baker looked very pretty I'm mink
and white muslin. Their guests ,vere
Misses Ponzle Ward. Powell. ReinLart
Kock. Dangerheld, Burke Semm. Fl-
lott. Underwood. Virginia Underwood
Kemp. Waring. Painter Sinclair. lack,
son. Anne Jackson, Norris. Trplett Ward
and Lyons. Messrs. George Gibson. Ar
thur Wiley. Grant, Judge Norton. Archer
Anderson. Anderson. Baird. johnson.
Fair. Baker Dray Van Buren,, Danger
field, Peters. Richie. SHELTON, Boswell.