Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
FARouIER WHITE suLpuR.
SOCIAL ATTRACTIONS OF THIS
DELIGHTFUL RESORT.
Especial to virgln!an-Pilo,)

FauQuicr White Sulph,r Springs.
Va. July 1?.-Last week was cool
enough to make dancing almost de-
ltghtful. Almost every evening the
piazza was deserted for the ballroom
by the young people, and the brilliant
german Saturday night was as con-
spicuous for the handsome married
women looking, on as Tor the lovely girls
who made the looking on worth ones
while. The german began promptly at
:, anu was led by AIR. Kennedy with
MRS. Eennedy-very handsome in
ashes OF roses benSaline, with silver
paSsementerie.
Among the dancers were: Miss Re-
pcth, black lace and velvet; Miss, Fer
reii, black organdic and lace over green
silk. with diamond ornaments: Miss
Burton. white lace over blue silk: Miss
kate Burton. white muslin and lace
over pink satin: Miss kitty Pauiding.
rose coiored orsandic and black velvet
ribbons; Miss holmes Paulding, white
organdie and resida velvet: Mrs.
Pcarce. very handsome in pale green
orSaadie. biac., lace ana anlcthysts:
Miss. Wylc. exquisite gown OF white
French embroidery; Miss Brooke.
black net with jet; Mrs. Frank Far
ker, black ovgandic over pink six:
Miss WoOdhcuSc, Dresden organize;
Miss Mary Forbes. cerlse orgapdie and
Payne. white lace over pink silk: Mrs.
Brooke Payne, blue China silk Mrs
Thomas Gaines- Smith, liEht blue silk
and Messrs. Terrell. Semmes. Lind.
Kerr. Tyler. King. Smith, Payne. Bar
kcr, Mccartney and DR.. Woodhousn
Mrs. j. l.. Mccartney, very handsome
in black lccc, jet and diamonds. Airs.
Moore lovely in white muslin and val
.encicnnoS lace over pink silk. Mrs.
Rice. strikingly handsome in blue or
candle and lace. and Mrs. James
Keith, Of Richmond, lovely in black
ana white organdic, were among the
married women who lent dignity 10 the
evening.
Mr.. Moore and his guests are TO bc
congratulated on the music at the Eau
euler White this summed, and those OF
IFS who are Interested in the cNer-cVi-
women. and those others of us who be-
lieVc in Women's rights and woman'S
equality. are as self-Complacent over
the fact that the lender OF the band is
= woman as If each one was to be in
diVidually commended for Mrs. Walk
crs excellent work. Mrs. Walker is a
musician TO her finger tips and plays
with II vervc. breath and accuracy. IN
which she is ably supported ny the gem
t!cmen with her. The morning concerts
are not given UP to dance music-there
arc intcrme3ZOs. melodies and selcc-
tons from onera-and occasionally she
ana Mr.. Froehcr give us 4 charming
violin and piano duet
From music 10 nature Is a short step.
If YOU will follow the walk where II
turns from the sulphur spring past the
cottages. at the end OF hundred
yards. you Will come to n miniature
ravine. Across this rises grassy
breezy slope, shaded by thick leave d
Gins. Here certain choice spirits come
for the water babblrg cold and clcar
from n rock guarded lithia spring and
take 6arngly. If not always succrysfNi.
the steepcst conversational hurdles
from the Origin of the Species" to
Robert Louis Stcvcnson's place In
literature. and from stephen Phillips
religious creed 10 Imprcssionism as in
tcrpretcd by Manct and Monet. While
| n green sun-icciied perspective gives
glimpscs Of an impvomptu card party,
grouped gypsy fashion on the grass
that skirts the sulphur spring. For the
air Is so clear ard dry that VIC sit and
lounge out of doors with impunitv. and
so out n night barehcaded end without
wraps secure from colds and rheuma-
tiSrn.