The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
Their Reunion at the Old
White a Lively Feature.
RlCHMONDERS AT RESORT
Mrs. Walter Stison Hutchins the Cham
pion Of Notable Bridge Party.
Swimming Pool an Attractive
Place These Warm Days.
Especial TO The Times. dispatch.

GREENBR1ER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. VA, July 1S.-The trains
continue to arrive heavily laden every
morning, and fully one hundred names
are added to the register each week. The
Interest in the arrival Of the bus is un-
abated. Greetings are being exchanged
and Inquiries are made and answered by
the late arrivals for the friends OF last
year.
Plans for formal entertainment are held
iii obeisance until some particular favor
ties of the hosts should appear, but there
Is no lack of amusement even now. and
by August things Will be fairly booming.
The season OF which one hears SO much
at present Will begin earlier this year
than ever. owing to the presence Of the
reunion promises to be a most successful
one, and several OF the advance guard
have appeared, among them Mr., Heth
Lorton. Of New York. who is secretary
OF the Order of the Cincinnati
Mrs. James c. Bergen. Of New York,
gave bridge party at her cottage, in
Florida. Mrs. Walter stilson Hutchns,
OF Richmond, won the first prize, hand.
some jewel case. Mrs. j. r. Thomas, OF
Charleston, w. Va, won the second,
carved wood book rack.
CARD PARTIES.
Several other card parties were given
last week. In fact, they continue to lead
in the social calendar. There have been
n number OF fishing parties among the
men, with quite wonderful results. MIR.
Gait and DR.. Warren had quite phenom-
email luck q few days since.
The swimming pool attracts a number
OF young people each day. Horseback
riding has taken. a new start this year.
Every afternoon large party starts off,
and the fashion promises to continue
through the season.
Mr.. F. Q. Reinhart OF Plainfleld. and
Al, 2 II ,t,,lsl Ia -v.vt1,n do
from New York. Among the other ar
rivals from New York. are Mrs. James G..
Branch. Miss Branch. Mr.. Frank Colds
borough. Mr.. and Mrs. Heth Lorton, Mrs.
William B. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gale. Misses Gale. Colonel Cot
Mr.. Frank Munsey. the we'll known pub
Usher Is expected to arrive shortly for
the remainder of the season.
THE RICHNlONDERS.
Among the arrivals this week from Rich
mond are Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges. who
OF New York. here; Mr. Garter Branch.
Mrs. Barton Grundy. Mrs. Robert T.
Archer, the Misses Archer. Mrs. John
M. Taylor, Mrs Lyons, Miss NJ M. Ly-
ons. Mrs e. Christian, Miss Dorothy
Christian and Mr.. T. T. Glasgow.
Mr.. William Fl. White, the eminent law
yer OF Norfolk. is here to make arrange
ments for his family, who will Join him
In a feH' days.
Mrs John D. Potts has returned from
a visit to Richmond. and will have Miss
Sophie White with her here for several
weeks.
Among the other y!rginians here are
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Waterman. from
Parkersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Burke,
Of staunton; Mr.. Julian Burke OF Alex
andrIa; Mr.. and Mrs. Q. NJ. Dudley, OF
Danvie; Rev scully Moore, OF Parkers-
burg; Mr.. Saxton Holt. of Newport News.
One Of the most attractive and popular
young couples here are Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Thomas, OF Charleston. w. Va.
Mrs Robert Bell. Mrs. Zane and Mrs.
Blackburn. Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Plrtle,
Miss Pirtle are among the recent arrivals
from Louisville. Ky.
Those from Baltimore are Mrs. Harry
A. Orrck Miss Orrck. Miss White. Mrs.
Henry Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. L. Find
lev, Miss Findley. Mrs. w. B. Morgan.
Mrs A. f. Thomson.
Dr. and Mrs. Richey and a number OF
Washington people came this week Mad
anne Durkee is here from Paris, and her
gowns are the objects OF admiration.
The reputation for pretty girls will be
sustained at the White this season, as
there are,an unusual number here al
ready.