The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
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EVER CHARMING 4 1 |. ! J.
IA Gay Company With Plenty Of
Young Men, and Every t !, s Girl
# III Belle. 81 u III
DEL GHTFU REMlNls J E! Y S!
How.a Pretty Girl Gota Hundred 4, I1l7lr';t,
Dollars to- Come to the s5
" Old White.
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prsgENBRIER WHITE 81 VI y PHI r I Y IL
sPR1N az. ~ July II here Is q
s. charm quite Its avn about the White 1t'
d Sulphur Springs Il ". Vas ! Is the Oldest
~ Of American summer resor q NC hn SLOT
CENTURY past been the h yplcal w si'
Fl terinR place OF the South II has ing
8 most Individual a tn1osphere In this conr,-3
y try IN 9s3l W y, I. !. 3,
III have been known & for general Ions, there r
Ri flock evdry summer the tprettlest ana
handsornest OF women and the bes -kn own
+ memo the Southland. 85 II " s$i E5f9a% III
1.-THE White.certain J, as the mon p'oly5
OF bea,ix this sea son. i 80 sfar. d every girl
b Il d belle. SURROUNDED at all times ~ a q
half-dozer% men. Sifss8
old-timer here will delight ,ssyouf
Z with stor les and reminiscences OF by gone
n days, when the social history OF the South
Al was mada # He will tell YOU the re- nance
N 81 s. william X. Vanderbilt and his frst
4 VIII then Miss Alva Smith, daughter e.
Of d proud old Southern family came 7. ~
n the Springs. fair IS soirlef modern Gin VI
Is dcrella among her u more ortunate sls''
i tiers. AT i nenorab BE ball. she appeared
gowned ii, "a chea y black tnrlata 2 dorncd
with sprays OF golden rod, and N MS ],
Il attire she captured the heart and \ name
y OF Observation-Disclosures ~ 8,
gaA$The CinderIflaS$of this story. ~ HI p y,
4 Mrs oliver Belmont. and the mot her ofs
B the Duchess OF Mari borous
The late Airs. George De vines y. oncs
N heautlfulS @sallIe Ward. OF Kcntucky. and
Il & famous teauty 81 the United states, q I
one 4 time wished " to leave the SpringHs
4 quietly 50 she slipped out 81 III q n side
" doorGgto a carriage. envc pcd In a long
blue cloak. AS she d rove III va SONY
few OF the spec tators caught glimpse Sc
u OF her and exclaimed reproac lfull
IS sallle. &our Queen gof Beauty no ny IS
"A you do us 80 ~ " sssB
85s Many stories are told 5of tfe bellies andl
Is wits Of this old place. One cot those hes
II known and most admired. wa AZ ISIS 81 at.s
II tieH Ould Il, az Richmond. Ia fter iva I'd 81 Hrs.
& echoolcra H. s8 Her bril- liant sayi rss a 81
still repeated here amo ns 5ot he mat
All I'D gsh len,an selma el nit u
81 pearance desired an, II traduct lon. ~ rich
tina she desired sal tn one eve:
Ming ii tis BAL Isroon, TIL &old dialrer;
81 stood mar rhenl she a ropped shers Eloves
81 CThe old mans n aric Pa az
Il rushed forward 8 licking up hetglso ann
3 handing 1t 10 her. he sai :5' g from your
glove you take the II e ter. your glove
x Is love, and that II sbear for thu she
turned. thanked him and Ire piled e. q, s
Y from yo,,rsnanle you Ike the let er 81 b
yolir Page II s. age That swil no y do 10 7
n m "a
t57s5l AZ few sllmmers ago. " hen ths veneer Bile
e. ". w, Corcoran,fso of WashinEt d Gu
n was a. familiar fgure OF Old White.
an Interesting romance wa told on q q
a Blueg rass belle. "a lady who va p a VS..
tori the time told ms tho story ara "a
"a Mr. Corcoran showed her the lei ter is
Dear Mr.. cochran.-Wh hat are a 3hu O. !,
N dred dollars to sou hing. And yet the z,
represent,ito me everything that is beau.
4 tift,l6 and dTightful With a IS 1nndre d
dollars / could go V to White Sluphur.$sl
could get muslin dresses and 81 pretty
III sashes. $ a legtorn hat Just loaded w
flowers. and oh! / could get a y lie gree.
silk ball gown and a white par ass ana ana
n verything j would need to ma Fset me q
BELLE MY grandmother AMI mother ma w
y en- bellies there. and II do believe! ~. (
wstre lust there. II could be a bel le,S I 90
"A nut how \ can q / 20 without an outht9i
d Please, dear, good Mr.. Corcoran. sent sen
81 me this small sum and i Will bless ts You.
n all my life think cal get a pa ~ afd
y I am sure I can get "a schaperon, butfthe
= outfit Il Send very. very soon, J on are
u 90 good, I know y'oli will an S
ss5s # YOUR Il1TTLE FRIEND. IN.
Mr. Corcoran $ 1nt the check, the girl
came, was belle, and made g con-
B quest 81 q X 81 4,
II this old Southern resort could write
I, its memoirs, what adngs & We would
Il have Il Volumes could be filled Wit "a V
about the bright sayings, the comeedll'e;s
gS and ira ged les, the wits and ga ges bcali /
ties and beaux who furnlshfsl the com.
pany In these halls long a go.85 The hun.
dred or more Gotta YES clinging II to the
mountains that encircle 81 the valley IN
which the u otth stands. afford ~ COM
bina ton OF comfort and utdoortlife thar
Is irreslstihly attractive, some tof n. h.
81 Gotta &c rows have been underlined. but
the old habituesS OF the hito ~ scent
\ insly prefer the less modern buildings
Mrs, Alexander Cameron (nee Miss Mary
q Haxhall, Z. Richmond. n faVorite beauty,
who roigned here thirty Years ago. de-
clares that the cottage s!y,, occupies In
Virginia Row was built before the al
Of the Revolution. Mrs Cameron, al NO,
man OF potent and powerful persona litr,
Is the cAnter OF a charm eircle9w y y
Il gather near wherever q hf ~ ever 8 -
B may be seen. lis a q
& one OF the. happiast families here, and
* one who seems TO thoroughlYs enjoy col.
Y Hage life In Virginia Row. are Mr. T.. 7
S8 ella gov. of Richmond, Va, and MS IN,
4 teresting daugher, Mrs, t. 7, Huston q
Clarksburg, VIVA, and Alrs siia u rK,9,. OF
e Norfolk, with her two bright achldrei'
Miss Ellen GLASGOW ne ,ta =. az ~
thoress. will Join her family lat r,38.s a
DR.. and Mrs. Chatard, OF Washington
CITY, has transferred their cottage ~
4 Virginia Row into# q veri able bower ny
the use ofNgracetul dranerias, japanese t'f
awnings and GROWING plants,
VI "A charming representative from COY,
Il ington, Ky,,5lncluded Mr. and Mrs, 8, y,
tTslakely. recently married,@ a.
Mrs, a. O. Harrison and her 'langhtcl !,
Miss Rella Harrison, and son. Mr. G lf
don Harrison, from Lower Brandon, fouhd
many, friends to welcome them here u
Miss Aluhin Mcdowell. y 4 Of II Louisville.
5 KY will entertain a large party i q
fIends on Monday morning, July 18Th,
The game will be slX-hand shchre, tot pe
4 PLAYED in the wing,rFoom of$the hotel,
1.-THE four winds blow in !. renowned
gusts from every coas 81 Y
There has rarely u heft se en- larger
assem- lage at White sulphnr4 of d'st'n-
n guisled fan,ilie known for chieye-
( naent on the ba ttlef cid. Ind ependent q
their old blue Blood !, for thslr fame as
Bishops, jurists, Governors II and ma kers