The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
THE GREENBRIER WHITE.
The Season One of the Most Brilliant In
Many Years.

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GREENBRIER. WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, July sL-Special.-The season
at this popular and most fashionable
place bids fair TO be the brightest, and as
wen. the most brilliant, ever known 10
it's regular habitues and 10 those nuiner-
Gus and charming additions from all parts
Of the States.
The air of refinement seems TO MI the
very place wherever you turn, ana you
feel as if only aristocrats could have
made the place what IL is to-day.
NATURE AND ART
Cuddled here in the laps OF these high
peaks, the hotel grounds are as beautiful
Iy green as nature and man can make
them and he indeed would be discon-
tented being that did not drink all lis
beauty and find health and strength In
its clear, pure air and water.
The table is served with every delicacy
OF the city market. and added 70 by coun-
try products which every one knows help
20 make savory meal. The service at
the table and in the hotel elsewhere, Is
exceptionally good. rendered by bright
smiling faces that is in itself a tonic.
The band Is very fine and as l heard
bright girl say. 1t helps 10 play the sui
phurs down in the morning and inspires
the light fantastic" at night
card parties seem 10 be the amu5e-
ment Of the day or the early part, at
any rates. Among the brightest and most
pleasant, was Mrs. DayenpOrt'S, Of Rich
mond. which took place last Thursday.
Miss Phillips won tho first prize. Miss
Scoyille the second and Miss Baker, Of
Chicago, the consolation after which
refreshments were served in the cafe.
Miss Alice Moore. Of New Orleans. gave
a card party also on Friday and it was
heartily enjoyed by all the fortunate ones
that were there. Ii takes only a graceful
hostess, as Miss Moore TO complete a
game Of cards The first prize Miss
Kathrine Reinhart won; the scond Miss
Pencil; the lhird Miss White The first
gentleman prize Mr.. Baker, the second
Mr.. Bodorr: the BOBBY Alr. Kernochan-
Mr.. j. a. Smythe gave bowling party
10 a number OF his friends last week.
MISS WHITES CARD PARTY.
Miss Sophy White Of Richmond, gave
a lively card party 20 a number Of her
friends Tuesday ara / need only add
that anything that winsome Miss Sophy
gives is enjoyed by her friends.
Mr.. Ralph Elliott also gave a party of
cards 10 his young friends. and Miss So
ply White won the first, and Miss Gladys
Head, Of Lynchburg, the second. The
young people seem 10 have the fever OF
cards as well as there mama's.
Miss ward. OF Baltimore. kept the card
I parties going by another to-day at which
she had four tables, and prize for each
one, the first was won by Miss Anne Jack
son, the second by Miss Jennie Wander
grift, of Lynchburg.
Miss Triplett, the third, and Miss Kemp
tho consolation.
Miss Painter from New York, and Miss
Underwood from Morrist0wn, n. j., seem
to be the champion golf players up-to-
date.
Nothing TO my eyes IS so pretty as a
good looking girl on horse back, II brings
out ali the grace and beauty that wO-
man IS entitled TO- and Miss Reinhart, OF
Plainfeld, y. j.. about fills tine bill when
mounted on her horse for a canter
! must not forget TO mention the donkey
cart that little Miss Alice and Violet
Clendinen. OF Baltimore have and how
happy they are IN giving others pleasure
with it.
Among the latest arrivals from Rich
mOnd are:
DR.. Joseph a. White. John L. Elicit,
Littleton Fitzgerald. John ID. Potts, Mrs
+. &. Robertson, Mr.. w. w. Urqhart and
wife, a. r. Ellison. Mrs T.. X. Leary
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Purcell II. IT, Simpson, Mrs
w. Il. Chalmers. ~. J.. Goff and wife
| Mrs. L. Ryland Miss Ryland.
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