The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
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The. Season at Its Height of sBr Bril-
liancy and the Company ~.
Large. siss#s
MANY NICE ENTER TAIN 1 ME E: 4 $
Guests Who Have Returned fof,
the Twenty-tfird Conse s5I
tivc$Season. 8S

tive Season.
tSpeoial to The Tmes-D ispatch.) gf II & S$$,,
IS GREEN BR1ER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS 9 WA August witt $thlii
week the real gayet OF the season began u
at the old White. There is an unwrltten ~
tradition to the eject that the women
guests X may dress as simply N as Il they IF
please before August 1st, but after that n
date presto M Trunks are opened and
the 3 loveliest gowns " and q rarests Jewels
are taken out and placed In evidence. JtS5
There arc fresh arrivals daily. and the e
number OF beautiful and elegan I. wonleu h
are a sui ject OF general comment. IA y;
5 Among the most po lar guests are NJ
and q Mrs. ettet, Of Louisville. who ar 9 4
here for their TWEEN ty-thlrd consecutive 4
season, X and have received q warm vel
come from hosts OF a friends, who unite
In making them think that their visit
Is q regular hone-c ming affair. ,sE
Among the bellies OF the summer ais (
Miss Gray Morehead y OF New York City
$a genuine Titan blonde, with the perfect
com plexion, glorious eyes and hair that
the famous artist loved to pain NJ ss 4
Morehead Is charming personally i e m ost 4
musician, IN and Il her nj n.y.
charms Of manner and person are he &
sD1eCt& oLs21Tequent3s ana eddIlllTtlg 8sCoIitSS
aments Eta Ss 5gl 5S%3s
Charleston s.3 q. Is represented by Mrs..
Rawlings Loundes, the d beare Nv Of one I
OF the most distinguished names OF he !
old regime. Mrs.. Loundes VI Is tall and A
stately In 81 appearance 9, wears exc y site \
gowns and jewels, and is one of our most
gra ceful hostesses who IL constantly pre-
siding over teas 81 III fresco, coil lion r
5luncheons, and ard parties. she sremln ds ];
one OF the late Paul Hamilton Hayne' i
articles on Charleston and N its q famous I
and gracious Women I, III NJ }aasi d! z sf5s ssFk
s3s People who are much 4 sought after at
the Old White, are Mr. u and Mrs. Nc.
Cauley, Of WI hington, q = who have
their pretty II tile dau ghter with theInsI
Colonel and Mrs, r ebert Il. Il Lee, WI tn
their two pretty II tie 81 rls arrived here
this week. ~ he Colonel is the youngest
son 81 the late Robert E. 4 Lee tho popu-S
liar Idol Of the South, and X he and 81 his
wife Il are ivalun BILE acquisitions to social
circles at the Springs. 81. s. $BSS
~ Despite some few 81 overs, Il the Sweatl her
has been ideally utiful. and the Tine
given over to card pa TT les, 4 bril- ge Il and
euchre. dinners. cas-, e ~ hay r dest In the
moonlight, concerts and chi drerl' dan es.s
AS our party left the concert hall sund Az
evening, the scene was SO gorgeous that
even a the most prosalc soul succumhed
to q feeling of sentiment. and lreca lied
the little passage by Erninie Rtves, be-
ginning 5sss' AS Gordon and Theresa rode
tout into the azure gloom OF IAN Italian
8nigllt,Sa girlish moor was rising over tlleS
distant purplish mount a ins. !. ssE s5
8 Among 4 recent emit rtatnments II! given
ahcre III was a tea by Mrs. 81 Lay and Miss
Campbell, in honor OF Mrs. Clement Clay
5Clopton, "a the IS famous in Southern BELLE
whose "reminiscences OF ante bellum times 1
were SO warmly received by the readin ING
public The guests were welcomed and 1
entertained on the veranda OF the pie I
turesque cottage occupied by the host
esses, where delicious luncheon, frnppas
and Sbonbons we're served al rresco. VI
&S AT q another affair, arranged ss4 for5sS i
charming 3debutantc, VI Miss MI riasg Potts.
by two young beaux OF the Springs, an
oblong table was set for lively g guests.
Graceful candelabrn adorned the 4 boa I'd.
which was almost hidden by drape ries OF
Vines, masses OF carnations 7Lt ls1n prllant
hues, and delicate clusters OF lilies OF 7
1.-THE valley. The beautiful effect was
Supplemented by the corsage bouquets
OF roses for the ladies'. That charming
woman, Mrs, Drewry. IA erap eroncd the y
supper. at which Mrs. Brnd ley-born Julia
Kellogg was the guest Of honor.
A great source Of pleasure to the
guests at the "Old White has been the
fancy dressing Of the young people. The
looks like a veritable spring garden, and \
some OF them dance exquisitely, notably
Miss Mary NrcCauley, of Washlngto ton. q 1
very wInsorne girl / Hiss es Mary and Anne
Lee, one 0 and the other s years OF age
and King Stone, a. young lad. who 1s b g /
show pupil OF our old professor, end 1
docs him credit, i5 "a w S43 ss9 a95
5tt Everybody makes much over the emil
dren. and ] have become SO enthusiastic \
NJ 1ofa nrtv a
Eyes, I do love them. and 1t Is my love q
that is always speaking OF them, There (
now. $i5 81 y Ss., 4S,s
ali tastes at the Old White. II you re (
for nature, there are red dawns and
golden sunsets, blllowB on billow OF purple 3
mountains, oloudless moonlight nights.
and a scenery and climate that are
ever changing and always glorious,
socially inclined balls. bridge and seuohre
parties, hay rides. the children's dances.
and every form OF entertalnnent--W hila a
f,no band concerts delight our music
lovers. The abe director, Carl Neumann.
always presents new and attractive pro- If
}gralnmes, while the 1iute SOLOS n " :.
Henry Jaeger Is a great fayorlte with
the guests and a most gifted ARTIST,
s There are 80 many peautl1u1 GOVT OWE
IN M next letter to give lovers Of THESE
rorKaous things a. little peep at the toilets
Worn , 11 ~ some OF Our. matrons and bellies
tin the BAH room and on the vera ndas q
the hotel this season. MA
Messrs 4 Ford Thompson and ho,
Christian gave coaching party 'l m,,a
here to ,Iawisburg on "Wednesday 'Ine s
party included, Mrs. prewry, airs y. "a. =
drew Bradley, Miss potts' H ~, 1lnshnr
5M t,s pplsby. Mr. Ed, christtani,-aandd M ~