The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-29
RUSH OF PLEASURE
AT THE OLD WHITE
The Days Not Long Enough for Ali
Engagements.
MANY FLYING VISITORS.
The Bait-Koom Full of Pretty Girl,
aud Dancing oIer-A Charming
Bowling Party-some of tho
Distinguished Arrivals.
MANY FLYING VISITORS.
Especial Dtspatch TO The 7yr,,.,

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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w VA.
july 2I.-It seems there is hardly time
enough in the days that fiy by for all the
various aIntiseruents and occupations wi,icn
one finds at the White Sulphur Although
the recent heavy rains have caused several
driving parties and excursions to be post
poned there has been plenty to FIJI each
day. and the great rush of balls and ger
mans is expected to begin during the irst
week in August.
There are surprisingly large number OF
lovely girls here now. and quite as many
dancinging men as there are girls. Many
OF them are transients, and only here for q
short time, but as they leave Others coma
In rapidly to fill their places. and the ba}l-
room becomes more and more popular.
BOWLING PARTY.
\ bowling party was given in honor %
Miss katherine Remnant on Thursday
morning. which was greatly enjoyed by a
number of people WHO took part.
Misses Margaret AMI Efie Branch. OF
Richmond, gave a delightful picnic
Tuesday. Chaperoued by Mrs. John D.
Potts. The point Of interest selected on
this occasion was organ Cave" one OF
the many interesting places near by. where
q pleasant day may be spent. Those tax
Ing part were: Misses Branch. Miss Helen
Christian. Miss Katherine Relnhart:
Messrs. Scott, Currfe, Woodward, Hane-
winCkel and Glasgow
Misses Ellie and Bessie Bosher of Rich
moni, both lovely and attractive daughters
Of NJ, +. s. Bosher. are among the late
arrivals
Another charming and very pretty Rich
nond girl who has recently arrived IS Miss
Helen Christian.
NOTABLES
Ex-Secretary Herbert, of Washington. D.
c., with his son. \. f. Herbert. Jr.. will
spend the rest of the season here.
William Victor fIolley, the well known
author. whose books are very popular. with
Mrs. HolIey. is spending a month at the
White Sulphur.
Mr.. Joseph afanigault OF South Carolina.
who has been q visitor here for many
years. has been exchanging cordial greet
ings with old friends. Mr. Manisauit has.
at his place in South Carolina three acres
planted in roses and his fondness for this
flower enables him TO remember the names
of the thousands OF different varieties h
has pfarted which IS perhaps the hrest
private collection of roses in this country.
Court might easily be he'd here at any
time there being four Judges IN our midst
for the summer namely, Judge Roger q
Pryor. Judge William y. Manly Judge
Morris and Judge Fuller Nor do the law
vers outnumber the doctors at the W hite
this season. those presenkbe Dr. lanisr,
Dr. William H Howard, and Ir. Waiter
r Smith of Baltimore, Md; Dr. Wright
of Washington. and DIR. ALllinston N-ister'
of New York. II is needless to add she
place was never in a moro healthy and
prosperous condition than at present
Among the late arrivals are Mr anG
Mrs. r. T Bosher and family Mrs, ~ =, =.
tf,n Miss Dorothy Christian. Miss VIZ
sina V. Archer, Mr.. and Mrs Franz
Clark. nurse and child. Barton IT. Grundy,
Aston CabeiI and wife. two children and
nurse. and r J. Walker, all Of Richmond
va; II. L. Edmunds and 8 G Edma9 1,.
st. Louis. Mo-: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nc
Dowell. Miss kathleen Mcdowell. MISS
League, Mrs. League. Miss Lennon, and
". w. Abel, of Baltimore Md Mrs
waggoner, d Waggoner Mrs. L. O. Wag-
e,oner. Miss e. Wagguner and ~ i. Bras-
head, Decatur Texas: J ~ W Wooas9 on
Misses Butler ". Palmer GARRISON 81
I,oI1is Mo: a. Ward Cgbh- George Sarie-
ton. New York: W K Beard, Phi!ade.phiii
Pa: Dr. G. G. Thomas. North c-2.in@ a
colonel William Fl. Palmer. Mrs Z. l.
Robertson. and Frank W. Christian, Rlch-
mend, Va.