Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-22
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have been found for him when his con-
gressional term expires.
aREEHBRIER WHITE SULPHUR.
Special correspondencs q The star.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR,


Special Corresrondencs q The star.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR,
Va. July n. 1865
Never has this famous health resort
locked more beautiful. especially as the
trees are displaying the strange phenomena
OF double foliage this year Applauded
Is the management for the protection OF
the beauty and size OF these stately pines
ana the oaks of grand proportions. What
radfant shades of gold and green are seen
upon them as they cast pickering shadows
checked youngsters disport themselves from
dawn till sunset. 1t Is picture worth
see1ng-joily, happy children laughing ana
paying under the old monarchs of the for
est, their sable nurses in the background
while close at hand the eternal mountains
rise bailowy and blue like sentinels
guarding enchanted lands"
On Tuesday morning the first cotiIlon
u the season was given for the lovely
cniidren here. who danced In the ball
room. where the band played delightful
music for their pleasure. Prof Victor
Zebiey OF Washington and Baltimore In
command of a large battalion of little
Iolks. is the wonder and interest of old
and young.
On Sunday night last there was given
IN the large drawing room of the hotel
deightfui sacred concert by the Columbia
Iheater orchestra: conductor Carl L.
Neuman; the soloists being various guests
Charm1ngfX o.
fore large and appreciatfve audience of
visitors from all over the country
Miss Aubin Mcdowell of Louisville KY,
was the hostess of brilliant card party
which came off Monday morning. The
guests were representative people, the
prizes lovely. and the whole entertainment
characterized by the beauty. grace and
charm for which this famous resort is
noted. The souvenir hat pins attached to
the tally cards were adorned with bril-
liant rhinestones. The first prize was
hat pin with most exquisite sapphire
for Its adornment, won by Mrs. Thomas
Pfnkney of Charleston, s. c. Another pin
displayed a likeness OF Gainsboro's IA
nous Duchess OF Devonshire, and was
won by Mrs. L. D. Quinby of New York
city. while the guest prize had lovely
der Cameron of Richmond Va. Among
the Washington guests were: Mesdames
John F. Rodgers, S. c. Kellogg. l.. NJ.
SWEET. Julien t. Ogden and T. M. Chatard
Of Washington d. c.
New York City arrivals: Mr. A. L.
Humes, Mr.. Joseph Meade Callander. Mr..
Warren ]. Flick, Mr.. Walter III. Hender-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Battle.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Richie, DR.. J. Ford
Thompson, Mr.. j. Ford Thompson. jr.;
Mr.. D. F. Slattery, Mr. William /. Deming,
Mr.. r. F. Allen, Mr.. E. Tarriese. Mrs. and
Miss Boomer Mr.. ]. G. Hoff, Mrs. Julien
T. Ogden. Mr.. A. Y. Bradley.
Latest Baltimore arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Whyte, Miss Louise H. Whyte.
Miss Smith and Miss Won der Berg
Recent arrivals from Norfolk, Va: Miss
Julia p. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
White. Miss Susie Slaughter.
Other arrivals are: Mr. Fred Effinger,
Staunton, Va; Mr.. Leon Pepperman. Ala
bama; Mrs. W. E. Warn, Maryland; Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Graves, University of Vir-
ginia: Misses Elizabeth and Sarah Wilson.
Fergussons Wharf: Mrs. ]. B. Earring
ton Woonsocket, r. l.. Mrs. Wood Boul-
den. Houston, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ.
Childs, Columbus; Mrs Charles Sprague
and Mrs. w. c. Goss, Boston, Mass; Mrs.
o. V. Olberg. Minneapolis, Mimi; Mrs. w.
H wanamaker. Philadelphia, Pa
Mrs Virginia Clay Ciopton of Hunts
VILE Ala, who is the guest of Miss Cooke,
is the accomplished authoress of "A
Belle of the Fifties' and, it will be re-
membered, was a prisoner of war with
Clement c. Clay and President Davis az
the close of the civil war. She is an at
tractive and fascinating widow, whose
husband was a distinguished senator
from northern Alabama
Mrs Brickell and Miss Mary Clanton of
Huntsville Ala. are also members of the
Cooke party.