The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
OlD WA|T'E
IS EVER 4 ]: POPULAR /! B
Many Iinprov cttletits Greet the
Old 81 .HlabituesEa Is They u Arrive
for the Season.
&c CELEBRATION or The FOURTH
a Round OF Pleasures, Closing.
Daily With the Evening
II Cotillion.
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w. 81 Especial to The Tlmes.Dlspatcn.ls s
III, q RE EaNBR1ER WHITE @ SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Z VA, y ] Nv T,---s"l ilis castle
has d ,leasa,,t seat; the att nhnbly AM
sweetly recommends itself upon our gen. en-,
t1e senses lAeaven's breath smells WOO 90
inslyB here, ~ & N. " % FL "a i5,5 . \. ,.l
summer IL the sweetest seasorl, q tl1e
s:ar, and the Old White, !. as we love love
to cali II, ~ -elninently tho wa terl lR
r3iaca off t,he country, never seemed more
attractive. III ,iS N. vi
Although II Is SO early III the seaso
t1,any Of the old patrons Of tile springs ig
who resort here yearly MAJ be seen on J
the breezy yarandas OF their " l clau
cottages surrounded BY theiS CHI rcn and
grandchildren. lsf Ak u; I. Z,
FORMER habltues OF the place would
hardly recognize n It, SO q numerous no 20
wonderful have been the itnpro ued11ents.
Manager Mills, one Of the illost ourteons
and affable Of gentlemen, ptesid|ess over t's,r
allittle Kingdom Of his own. Every en- en-
'ploye Of the place wears the gray livery llNe
OF the Springs, 80 suggestive OF the pref.
uest season Of the year; N u
The round OF pleasures never cease At
White Sulphur. There are merry card cars
pa rties given by charming hostesses IN
the large drawing-room Of the hotel OF
at their picturesque cottages. BoN1ainGs
and sRolfing drives among the mountains
dainty suppers, Followed by q dress pa
rade promenade along the hotel { piazza aga
and afterEtl,e dance of the CHI ldre4 y our
the evening otilllon. 5}5 81 "A
Tfh great annual celebration Of Hl''e
glorious Fourth, In which the guests, o. d
ana young. and the people from the coun-
try round, the attendants at the Springs,
everything and everybo dy take part was as
a. great rally around the flag. Inc s1se way e Y
ended in a n,ngnif lcent blare Of music
ard 9 fireworks, which converted the
grounds into national park. I5
Richlnond Arrivals: 8 Mr.. r.. H. Johnson,
Miss M. Bonf,e. Mrs A. Cameron, NJ =
Arthur Ryan. Mr.. NJ. O. Brooks. A1rs.
Edward T. Robinson, Mr. w. J. 3Blalock
Mrs. William "A. Warren, Mr.. T. s. Bruce,
Jr. W " 5il
Virginia Arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. John
iN1cGlll, Petersburg, Va; Miss PrissllllEa
Ward and Miss ii la Ward ! Norfolk. Va;
Mr.SJ. G. ilton, LEX rg ton, NJ r
John F. CrockerM, Portsmo uth, va; IN 'l r.
John E. Coles, Alberine, Vas MT.
Nelms, Newport News, Va Rev. imam am
II. Edwards, Crozet Va; Mr. and md MIS- IS
IT.. A.sAlexander, Staunton, AMIR. J On n
A. Lewis Lynchburg, Va; Mr. G. a.
Kent Lynchburg Va; Mr.. Stanley ~
5Tagg, Roanoke, Va. !; Mr.. iris Hancock,
lottesville, " a.; Mr., p. LIE , Wis
Charleston, w. Va: Mr. James Donovan,
Clifton Forge, Va. Mr.. b. Estes Vaughan
stanton, Va; Mr.. Stanley D, tTagg,s Roc>s a-.
no Ike. Va: Mrs. Frank Clarke I Mrs. q mes
w. Leigh, Mrs. Julia Ogden, Norfolk va J;
Mr.. F.. T. Glasgow, Ric hnlond Va e ~:
West Virginia Arrivals n Mr.. and MIS- "
George NJ. Davis. offInan va ~ 8
III C. Dunan, and Mr.. John A. Holt, Is " nnt-
ington. w. Va: Mr.. 1lliamS G. Matthew'S Mat
Charl eston, w Va; Rev. G. p. ~. MAT Mar
shall. Sllepherdstown Mrs rs, II
.lann Beurt. Buely. ". Va. III
Cincinnati Arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs. John DIN
IS. Potts, Misses Marie and Nell Potts,
John d. Potts IT, Mrs. EtbridsG =.
Thomas and Miss cohlson, Miss Caroline
!Tehmer Mr.. c. P. Bowsher, Mr.. and
Mrs. 81 u. T3lakeley, 90 yin gton,8$ KY.
a New York City Arrivals: Mr.. r.
Harrison has a cutta go = Mr.. and Mrs =
e. Wilroy, N1rsa L. d Quinby, three. three
children and nurse; Mr. J. Whttten-
burg, N1T. w. a. Woliard, Mr.. and Mrs.
James 3Eiarrigan, Mrs. "A. II. = ga ms. Mt,
and Mrs. Wilsher. }al
Wa shineton city Arrivals: Mr.. y. A..
Alliso i, Is Dr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Chatard, Mrs.
Z, M SWEET. Dr.. and Mrs. E. o. Richey
have taken cottage for the season; Mrs.
NJ, S. Ogden has Engaged rooms; MIS-.
w. B. Noble, Miss Noble, Mr.. and Mrs.
.. NJ. Patterson, Mrs. s. c.. Kellogg, Mrs.
a. y, Bradley, Mrs John T. Rogers, NJ r
and Mrs, NJ. 1. Holt, Mr.. NJ. Roth Krese
Mr., John T.. NJ. Hall, Mr. j. Az Ca II.
Mr., ID. o. Whtford, Professor G. lctor
Zebley, Mr.. E. Tlrrlese. Mr.. r Fla llen: 33s
Baltimore Arrivals: Mr.. B, Howard 'Iy-
son, Mrs. William DlaFo and Miss Pes ~
Ford have taken a cottage; Mr.. and tlfs
toe III
Leila slnclalre, Mrs. frank Key Howard
has n cottage; Dr. and Mrs. Fl. Warren
Buckler and two children; Mrs. w.
Howard. Mr.. L. s. Cohen.
Louisville (Ky,) Arrivals: Mr.. Tom =.
Williams, Mrs. Il. W. Smith, Dr. Gu s.
coon, Mr.. w. w. Dsnnis, Miss Aubln Nc
Downell, Mr. c., G.. Pace, Mr., y. t. Hop
son, Mr., E. II. Wick.
Arrivals from New Orleans, La: Mrs.
#, Y W. Tllton, Mrs Thomas ]. Selnllles,
Miss a1yra Wolmsley. Miss Marie Jaf'
reau, Mr.. Charles H.. Semmes, MT. Ihoin ma
J.. Sen)mes. !,
Mrs. AID. Gwynlae, Mrs Emma Hendeer.
son Mrs. T, b, Neal, Nashville, Tenn
Arrivals from Georgia. MI ana Alrs.
G. Il. Summers, Atlanta. Ga; Miss Moille
Cooke and MI. Henry Carleton coolse'
Columbus. GA. us !. d.
Miscellaneous Arrivals: Mr., and Al r.,
II. II. Allen, Providence, r, III Mrs. Da,ld
G. Worth Wilmington, Del; Miss Louise
G. Reid, wilmington, Del; Miss 9. Gu o.
by. Kensington, Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. "
X. chandler Ottawa, Kan; Mr., ana ~ y,
John 3. Boatwright, Mullins, 3. @; MtS.
Franklin W. Williams, Houston. TEX;
Miss hyde cfwynn.s Honston,, Tex; =,
and n Mrs. ~, s, Houston, Mtnnea polis'
MINI; Mr. s. M, Miller. Phlllipshurs. "a.