The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
INFORMAL SEASON
At THE OLD White
Several Hundred Who Enjoy the
Russell Days.
CARD PARTIES HOLD THE DAY
;ARD PARTIES HOLD THE DAY
The Crisp, Clear Air Calls to Activity
the Energies of the INDECENT, and
Outdoor Life Takes Place of
LolIing in. DownY Places. .
Ry Associated Press.)

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA,
Sent. 5.-These beautiful September days
are being thoroughly enjoyed by the sew
eral hundred people who VIII remain at
the White until the very last moment,
To those who have thoroughly enjoyed
the gayety Of the brilliant season Jusl
closed. these informal happy days are no
less enjoyable, than TO those VINO have
selected this quiet time TO ENJOY res.
from business or househoid Cares peioiS
returning to town. Z
Friends are able to see more of each
otrar now that the strenuous demands OF
social life are no more.
Card parties still hold their own. MRS.
Kellogg Of Washington gave stop
party this morning: Mrs. StethmuS won
the first prize Mrs. Thomas OF Char
lesion, w. Va. and Mrs PETER, OF Char
lesion, S. c. entertained on saturday IN
this way.
RIDING AND DRIVING.
Riding and driving is a favorite past
time and the delightful weather of the
mast few DAYS has made walking a real
plea sure. Several ambitious pedestrians
even boast of having reached the top Of
Hates Mountain.
s.Goodbyes" are being said reluctantly
but always with the comforting assurance
of meeting next summer. Inc great
charm of the old White is the certainty
of meeting old friends each visit. even the
servants, one of the striking features OF
the place, greet on on his return even
after a years absence as if the parting
was but yesterday. One finds their own
particular household gods in their right
places, and the home-like feeling that
comes to one as they seek their cottages
in Georgia, Florida or Baltimore IN I'M
known to the visitors of any other re-
sort in this country. After all. there is
but one White Sulphur
LATE COAiERS
Col. John NIcAnerney. is here from New
York and received q. hearty welcome from
his old friends Col NIcAnerney is very
loyal to the White and comes every sea-
son for the last few weeks EX-Post-
master, Dayton, of New York is another
prominent New Yorker who came late.
Unlike Col. McAnerney, it is MIR. Day
toms first visit butFhe and Mrs. Dayton
express themselves as delighted with their
Southern experience, as to assure their
return another year. Their daughter, stlll
a school girl was one OF the great favor
ties Of the young set. Among the arr1-
walls this week are Col. and Mrs. Archer
Anderson, Mrs Frank G. Williams, Nh.
G. Watson James, Mr.. W. G. Ferguson,
Mr.. Jonathan Bryan, Mr.. E. v. Williams,
of Richmond; Mr.. John ]. Hemphill of
South Carolina, who was a recent candi-
date for United States Senator from that
State; ar. J. Southgate Lennon OF Balti-
more: Mrs. John Hooe, Of Warrenton; and
Mrs. H. McCauley of Washington, the
daughters of Col Arthur Herbert of Alex
andria, who spent some time here earlier
in the season.
Mrs. Clarence Knowles of Atlanta, who
cnY -aral
the social life here, has been here for a
few days. Since Mr.. Knowles death,
Mrs. Knowles has lived in New York.
Miss Nina Johnson and Miss Carrie
Chamberlain of Norfolk, Va, are visit
ing Mrs. Davis at her cottage here.