The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
.GREENBR|ER WHITE
IN ALL ITS GLORY.
Amusements for Morning, Noon
and Night.
.PRIVAT EN- TREATMENTS
The Season Week in Advance Of Other
Years, and the GaYety None the
Less vigorous-Bowling is
All the Fashion.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ".
VA, August a-Entertainments are
crowding each other in such rapid sue
cession at the old White that one has
awakened suddenly to the real!zatl oil
that the season has begun in earnest,
and though a. week in advance OF other
years. The gayety is none tho less woo
1ous Amusements are being planned for
every morning and evening, Well into
August and the popular guests who are
hespoken early have to have recourse to
engagement books.
Mrs. Turner, Of Chicago, gave very
pretty seven-handed euchre party at her
cottage on Monday morning. The prizes
we're particularly well seected. MRS.
Foster Thomas, of Louisville. and Mrs
Ralph Elliott of Savannah, Ga. We're
the fortunate ones to capture them.
other hostesse5 at card parties last week
were Mrs. Frances J. Pelgen of Charles
ton, S. c., Mrs. George w. Stevens of
Richmond. Mrs. w. Stetson Hutchens of
Washington and Mrs. William McEwen
johnson Of Macon. Ga
Every known game is INDUCED In here,
and impromptu chip in seven-handed eu-
chre parties are popular, and part of the
amusement Of this last is the selection of
the dollar and seventy-nve cent prize.
NEW CASINO.
The new Casino enjoys the popularity
predicted for it. The contest last week
seemed to awaken great interest in bow
ling, and the fine alleys have encouraged
the ambitious to make a record.
Miss Bayard, Of Baltimore. won the
lsdy's trophy at the contest and Rev.
Mr.: Roller was the successful man.
Among the numerous bowling parties
given this week was one on Thursday,
given by Mrs. Henry Lockwood of new
York in honor OF Miss Belle Houston. of
Louisville,
Miss Julia Kellogg. of Washington. and
Mr.. Damont, of Plainfield, N. j., won the
first prizes.
Ping-porg parties have also been held:
their own. in fact, each game has Its fol-
lowers. and the strenuous life led by
the young people keep the chaperones
exceedingly busy. for, though their duties
are nominal, they are in constant de-
mand.
Miss Katherine Copeland will give a
bowling party tonight to the younger
set, Of which she may be said truly to
be one of the most popular girls.
Mrs. Albert B. Lambert. Of st, Louis,
considered by many the most beautiful
woman here, gave a supper on Monday
light to Miss Cakes, OF New York, who
is her guest. The supper was served in
the cafe. after the dance, and covers
were laid for forty.
A NOVEL FEATURE.
A novel feature and one which added
greatly to the merriment was the prizes
offered for the two best kilograms be-
ginning with the five letters of Miss
Cakes name. Telegraph blanks and pen
ellis were at each plate and some remark
ably bright kilograms were the result.
The judges after much deliberate how
ever. awarded the first prize, a handsome
silver bon-bon dish. to Miss Josephine
Shaw. from Macon, Ga. and Mr.. William
Albert Smith. of Richmond, was The clever
nan.
Mr.. o. W. Council. of Georgia. gave a
supper at DiSons on Wednesday night
in honor of Miss Shaw. The guests were
driven there and back In their traps,
holding from six to ten each. and drawn
by four horses. Judging from them hill
arity as they returned with the blowing
OF trumpets the party was one of the
most enjoyable OF the season. Mrs VIII
liam McEwen Johnston. Of Macon, Ga,
was the chaperone, which of itself was
enough to insure its success, as Mrs
Johnston has sustained the reputation
made last year of being one of the most
graceful hostesses at the White.
COTTAGERS.
Mr.. and Mrs John Thayer, Of Charles
ton. w. Va. have Joined Mrs. Reinhardt
at her cottage in Colorado.
Mrs. Thayer. as Miss Katherine Rein
hardt. was one of the great bellies here
for several seasons. Mrs. Edward NJ.
popular daughter of this attractive fam
lily, is also here Miss Mary Anderson
Reinhardt. the third and only unmarried
daughter, has charm ali her own. and
has many friends both old and young.
Mr. Frank Re!nhart, of America. won
the golf championship last year as well
as making good record in his class, is
one of the popular men here.
Mrs. Thayer will entertain at porch
party tonight in honor of Miss Carmen
Ryan, of Williaulsport, Pa. who is her
guest.
There is great excitement over the ger
man which the young ladies are to give
on Saturday morning. It will be the
first Of the season. Miss Kellogg Will
lead 1t, dancing with Mr.. Thomas Payne
OF Atlanta.
The men. not to be outdone. will return
the compliment early next week.
The air is rife. with rumors OF germans.
dinners. lawn fetes, and the marvel is
how are they to crowd into one month
RICHMOND ARRIVALS.
Among the arrivals from! Richmond dre
Mr.. and Mrs George ". Stevens and
Miss Stevens. who have with them Mrs
r. G. RADIUS, OF Indiana: Mrs. E. T.
Robinson. Mrs. Charles z. Workman, Mrs
Ostelho, Mr.. w. B. Monroe, Mr.. Morris
D. Brooks, Miss Mary Hays, Mrs. Mil
ton H. Mason. Miss Mason, Mr., and Mrs.
Barton Grundy. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
3. Wall. Mrs Grundy and Mrs. wall
are two Of the most charming women
here and are in constant demand at all
functions. Mrs. John Simonds. from
Charleston. S. c.. is recent arrival OF
interest to Richmond people. and is one
of the many handsome yoang married
women hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Penn are here
from Danyille. Mrs. Carroll and Mrs
Smith from Lynchburg. Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Burke and Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Burke from Alexandria. Miss Louise
Burke their daughter, came some weeks
ago with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles h Carter
from Baltimore. Miss Burke is as love-
~ as her mother. and adds to her laurels.
this season as a belle and general fav-E
orite.
Mr. ana Mrs wilkins Bruce. always