The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
.GA|ET|ES BEGIN At
THE NH|TESULPHUR.
Band Concerts Delight Guests.
Handsome Prizes Given at
Euchre Party.
MANY PROMINENT PEOPLE.
MANY PROMINENT
DR.. Thomas Nelson Page, Cap
tain Robert Z. Lee, Mr.. p. a.
Bruce, Among Guests.

bluCCj AlllOllS HiuSSAS.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS w. VA. July 20.-This week
the real gaietles began at the Old
White: there are fresh arrivals daily.
land the number of elegant women and
distinguished men are subject OF
general comment. Guests at the
springs now are from all points Of the
country.
The fine band concerts delight
music-lovers. The able director Prof.
Carl Newman, always presents new
and attractive programs. while the COR
net soloist, Guy G. Gangler, is great
favorite with the guests, and is a
gifted artist.
euchre party Of four siS-hand
tables was given Monday morning, the
guests and hostesses being among the
most popular women at the springs.
The first prize was won by Miss Jar
reau, Of New Orleans, an exquisite
coral necklace, supplemented with
dainty fan. Second prize, an Italian
carved wood book-rack, was awarded
to Mrs. Arthur Randolph Mayo of Rich
mond. Va; the third, handsome pic
|ture frame, was won by Mrs. T. p.
Norris, Of Fredericksburg, Va. Thel
consolation prize, a decorated box for
stamps, fell to Mrs. S. B. Jones, OIL
Houston, Tex.
The company this season includes
many distinguished visitors Of nationaIl
reputation, prominent among theml
Ibeing Mr. Thomas Nelson Page, Wash 1
ington. D. c..
Other well-known recent additions
to the guests of honor are Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Cable Of Northampton. Mass.
Mrs. Gable, formerly Miss Eva Steven
son. of Lexington. KY. was frequent
visitor to the White prior to her mar
riage.
People who are much sought after
at White Sulphur are Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert z. Lee with their two pretty
daughters, Misses Anne Carter and
Mary Custis Lee--one ten, the other
seven years of age.
Miss Ellen Glasgow, the accomplish
ed and brilliant authoress, of Rich
mond, Va, attracts with her gentle
virtues and loneliness.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Emerson Nor
ris Of Fredericksburg. Va. are inter-
the Springs. Mr.. Morris's great-grand-
father was Chief Justice and Govern
|orGeneral OF New York. Pennsylvania|
and New Jersey under Queen Anne.
His great great Grandfather contrib
uted the lumber for building Trinity
ton. and his wife is Inferred in a
vault at the church door of old Trim
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Alexander Bruce
and young daughter, Philippa, very
recently returned from sojourn of
eight years in Europe. and are enjoy
| Ing the summer at the White.
Mr.. Bruce became interested in Vir
ginia history and collected material
for an economic ttstory--of Virginia
in the seventeenth century. This work
was issued in 1895. In 1899 he went
! to England to go over the records in
the British State Office to complete the
book, just out, is entitled Social Life
in Virginia in the Seventeenth Gem
tury.'
In manuscript. third work. ready
for publication, deals with religion,
education. law and military systems
|of the seventeenth century.
Many Prominent People.
Other wellknown people here are
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Douglas, the
former being first vice-president Of the
great San Francisco and st. Louis
Railroad Mrs. J. F. Gatins and Miss
Mary Gatins. New York City; Miss I.
r. Palmer, Boston, Mass; Miss c. c,
Tutweiler, Miss Bertha johnson. Phil
adelphia, Pa; Mrs, j. W. Reinhart,
Plainheld. N. r.; Mrs. w. G. Waring,
EPlaintield N. j.; MI: George A. Moffett.
|rett, Mrs. Julia L. Ogden, Washington,
/ d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Loundes and
three children, Cumberland. Md; Mrs.
/ Campbell Lay and Miss Campbell, Bal
tmore, Nd; Mrs. F. D. Williams, Miss
/ Williams. Mrs. r. l.. Powers, Miss
Powers. Rev. ]. j. Sans. Dir. r. H.
johnson, Miss Corile johnson, Mrs. j.
i .. Simmons, Master Simmons, Mr.. w.
4 C. Branch, Mr.. 10 Lane Stern, Mr. T..
i Seldom Bruce, Mr.. Charles Stringfel-
low, Mrs. Ed. D. Christian. Miss Dor
i othy Christian, Miss Helen Christian,
DIR. r. c. Bryan and Mr. G. Watson
James. Richmond. Va; Mr.. r. w Nc
lphine Clarke, Mr.. Glasgow Clark. Mrs.
/ NJ F. Reese. Mr. Forney Reese. Miss
! Reese. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Charles Slaugh-
ter, Miss Slaughter. Norfolk, Va; Mrs.
Robert Bell. Mrs. Foster Thomas,
Judge Overton Harris. Mr.. Overlon
Harris, III, Louisville. KY; Mr., ana
Mrs. c. w. NIcCord. New Albany. Ind;
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Thayer, Misses
Mary Elizabeth and Josephine Thayer,
AIR. T. c, Spencer, Charleston. w. Va;
Mrs. II. NJ Preston, Thurmond w. Va;
DR.. B. w. Green, University of vr-
ginia; Mr.. William A. Warren, Bacons
Castle. Va; Misses Elizabeth and Sarah
4 Wilson, Furgusons Wharf, 'Ya,; MI.
and Mrs. William w. Davis. Leesburg,
Va. Mrs. Edward Doering, Mr. z. j.
Doering; Chicago, ILL.,; Miss Marion
Denison, Syracuse, N. T., Mr.. and Mrs.
William w. Davis, I.eesburg Va, Mrs
Edward Dcering, Mrs. z. Fl, Door
3 ing, Jr, Chicago Ill; Miss Mari
a on Denison, Syracuse, II. Y: AR
ard Mrs w. 3, Morgan, Master Nor
gan, Mr.. A. NJ. Reynard Mr.. and Mrs
= a.. D. Gwynnel Miss Emma Hender-
4 son. Memphis, Tenn. Miss Lyle
GGwynne, Mr.. $. g. Mungon, Dallas
TeS. Mrs Gonzales Columbia S. o.
Or. and Mrs. NJ. 2, Crist, MISS Gatns
Atlanta Ca; Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Camp
Miss Helen Camp and q Miss Louise
Camp, Of Milwaukee, Wis; Mrs. II, J.
Sullivan and Miss Mary Sullivan In.
dianapol's Ind; Mr. and Mrs. j. F.
| Trnmn. SrringfiAld Ohio. Mr. o. II