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GREIENBRIER WHITE r su1PHux
SPTIN GS, AZ A ug,ist 26.--M dsunrl gss
nier at the Old White l. n1arked ~ IL
rush Sof ga VI social events. Over seven; 4
hundred have been here, and many more
IA Sunday That Hdellghtful hostess, MI. y
John fE. Simondss of Charleston, "a s. e! IN
entertained at q break fast, d q real white 4;
SULPHUR aftair, 50 q N " hich the beautiful;
wea therSand delicious mountain air lent &
q peculiar zest. ,Tie cen terplece Of tBe8
round table was ioomposed OF delicate
Snificent bride roses, comp eted the deco
rations. n 5affg9
week 5S was Mr. W alter Henderson Y Of
New z orl. II Is a hands me and agree
able h beau, and 4 has been M the gs host Bof
Inumberless III break as ts, lunc heons. din
rers and slippers In the c9fe. his 8isS
his nth consecutlv I've y eason at the Old 1
White and ne Sd a hon garcon With all \
the bellies and abeatlx 81 Y III
General and Mrs. 4 w. r. Cox, OF North
Carolina, n nre favorites wi d the guests
here, II They possess the oil Sout hern =
cha rrrl Of manner, and at umero ls en-
tertainnents they have been much sought
latter 5 NE
some 81 the pref tiest girls the foot
stool are here now. and we have aB pro-y{
fusion Of Amerl can beauty y roses. pesE
sides those grace the testas
boar ds. M
G. Miss Page Royal, Y Of Rio hnond IA Va. in.s
herits her mot hers glowing beaut and
reminds one Of no thing less than e mag
lsntcenta teor8 rose. MI
}3 1iss Iugenie Taylor, OF tho same city
is "a dainty brown eyed gtrl very charm
ing In appearances and one u al wa W assoc
tciates Fl her vi tn the warm glow Of Az
bridesmaid rose
must Mise Taylor
lines
s"shes has two ~ aoSi sol and brown, M
she Il ives a side glance and looks down
Take care. ware 3si
she is 50 tshtfull and a ,l;s
tog ther wins ONE. Hs: IA iss#
\Rlchmond, that a 81 feminine loyell:I
moss she Is very fas Gina tn Sc done
might ity n sty or ot isayislss
Augusta i8
| 81 Miss Louise II Wlyte, daug III ter Of VIZ
Land Mrs. Joseph Al VIII yte 4 Ba ltimoreI y
sus tadns the reputation Of the IVY men ofSf
that city for rood looks She 3is Al de sl'-S
Hing brunette with perfect flgure.88 She
LIS a frequent vls tor at the 81 rings and
her dancing & a the recent ntnuet wa az.
much ADM red
\! M :! and Mrs. Is ohm d. h Potts, OF Gin
CHINA 4 .4 are h ere once more wi tn theirs
debutante daughter, Miss Marie Potts;
who 3ls as fair and bloc nling az ell rose.ig
AS; M iss 4 Potts has sspen t ~ nearly every
summer OF her life lat the ssprtn Sc. sheS
might flattertngly be styled az adopted
dnugh ter Of the Did White.
Another lovely woman here iss Mrs, e..
Mason Miller. Of RI edmond whose con-
quests II ion.s SSs
lSSThis n.aenificentgc climate ~ e npts ss one,
70 renal n IN the open air, u and IN consesS
llnresnce!I we have had many riding parties
| to ana from I he Old 4 Sweet sprns
" Mrs. William w lite, 81 Norfol *. chap
eroned the ollowing young girls 70 the
Greenbrer& Camp: Misses Marie and Nell
Potts Emma Gray White, ESTER Burke
Elinor COLLISION. Susie Slaughter, Jaset
Lennon. n N eYille Lemon. Bessie FRASER
Carrie Armstead ana Miss Aline Stokes,
White Sulphur certainly bears off the
| palm for pretty girls this season q q regu-S
lar rosebud garden Of them, each Repre-
|ssenting q d elicate type OF femintne lovs-3
Illness. BIZ E Mn
lis a slender petite blonde. = llst as dainty
as a flower She wears the Frenchiesel
l5toilettes. and one Of them IN particular
created quite a Juror here. j Miss Fro
chaske wore this lovely creation at tho
recent Bal Poud re- whore she waS one Of
eigl,e beautiful girls who danced 9 min
Euet OF twenty-f four, won.sr sosea . half ~
blown, buds ana dainty. buds the latter
being eight Greenbr1er lasses Of 1wsat
sixteen. The Sminust was q most beans
tifl affair. the costumes being very
handsome and original. 58s
a Mrs. Charles II. Pettet Of louisvtlle.
had Issued invi tationa for Q large card
party Monday; morning, Fl and on account
Of the death OF her rela i've, Mr.. 6pauld-g
ing Coleman, she did not appear herself
hut invited Mrs, John +, & Rogers. Mrs.
Sanford 9, Ke!loss. Of wsshfnxton and
Miss Aubin Mcdowell. Il to receive and
entertain her' guests, which they did IN
the most agreeable and charming man
ner sx-hand enchre was vi played Nc a.
eight tables, and the first prize. a hand-
somely decOra ted silver picture Frame.
was won by John +. Rogers OF Ahing-f
ton, The second prize. q Out -glass claret \
pitcher. was ava rded to Mr.. "a 8, Green,
Alexandria. The third prise, a crystal 4
OF Charleston. 8, O. The consolation
priae a OUT glass boHbon dish, by Mrs.
Joseph Whyte, The guest prize, a souye-ss
Ijnir silver spoon. by II Miss Jarreau, OF
New sOrle ans. b Il Il, IS
That interchangeable and graceful host,
Mr. Henderson,, OF New York, gave NJ
supper Monday evening Tor Miss Manila
IIeIson, Of Chicago, S5tSfS
N Monday evening Mesdames Aston ca
bell of Richmond. and ". r. Cox, fot
North Caroline gave a brilliant card Is
marty, to which both ladies' and gentlefss
men were invited. Very handsome prizes
were given at this party, ana aeNo9aus
punch with delicaoies and refreshmessts5