The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
White Sulphur
GREENBRIER

:, GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. VA. August 1.-The
four four winds blow in renowned guests
from every port" All are prepar-
ton and home coming week, and the
Old White is rapidly filling up with
guests from all the country. The
round of gayeties will include
elegant dinners. suppers, lawn
fetes, tournaments and luncheons al
Horse Show and Hunt Ball. 1t is prob
able that the Hon. William Taft, the
Republican nominee for President will
accept an invitation to be present dur
ing the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Taft have
many friends al the springs.
Mrs Rawlins Lowndes, of Charles
ton, S. G., arrived this week. Tall.
handsome and stately in bearing, Mrs.
Lowndes has always been recognized
as the leader of society here, as she.
is at home. 1t would not be possible
to find more charming grande
dame.
Mrs. John ID. Potts, OF Richmond.
has issued invitations to the young
people to tennis tournament, which
promises to be one of the exciting and
interesting affairs of the week. The
games of contest for the silver loving
cup will last several days. Miss Nell
Potts, her daughter. Is a charming
girl and the REGIMENT of much flatter-
lHtS dllclllIDil. SIIc very oMSCtS
gracious manners, and has made her.
self a general favorite.
Tall and graceful. Miss Emma Gray
White, of Richmond. is a suberb type
of the stately bellies of the Old Do
minion. She will go East this coming
cation. Miss White Is an accomplish
ed equestrian and will ride her own
mount In the coming horse show
Another pretty Richmond girl, who
York, is Miss Dorothy Christian, a
veritable pocket Venus of the blonde
type. and a most exquisite dancer.
From Athens, Ga come the Three
Graces, as the Phinizy sisters have
been called. Anne is graceful bru--
nctte. whose handsome face is lighted
by the brightest Of dark, Southern
eyes, and Boiling is brunette with
brown eyes and silken hair of the
same hue The dancing Of this this be- 9,
motion. while Marthy Suzanne. two
years younger. bids fair toJbe as radi-
ant as her handsome brunette mother.
lhss sM IS borne by Miss Es a
beautiful curly brown hair and eyes
the. color of the October woods. She
is just sixteen and charming embed :
ing with reluctant feet where the
brook and the river meet
a memorable and enjoyable event
was the cotllion danced by the dainty
little folks on Thursday morning in
the spacious ballroom. Professor. G.
Victor zebley led the march through
the intricate maze Of the dance. 1t
was a pliture wo:th seeing, jolly,
happy children, bowling Laughing and
dancing, while the band played de-
lightful music for their pleasure. The
following couples participated In the
.cotillion, Jennie Crozier and Farney
Reese. Alice Lewis and Walter Sim
mons Nell Phinizy and Reginald SIM
mons, Viola Johnston and John SIM
onds, kathryn Scales and Jack Potts
Elizabeth slmonds and Miriam Grlndy
Martha Wilson and Glasgow Clark.
Anne Carter Lee and Richard Rec
tor, Mary Gusts Lee and Mary Pow
ers. Mary Taylor and Mildred KcttiE
Elizabeth Tliayer and Josephine Ihay-
en-. Mary Kensitt Reese and William
MoEwen Johnston, Jane Scales and IT,
vim Scales, Isabel Saunders and George
Van Hagen.
Tho mos, brilliant cotillion that
has been given here this season was
danced on Friday evening, gracefully
led By Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Thayer
of Charleston, NJ Va. Among the
number OF attractive figures intro
duced was the popular barn dance
that has SO recently sprung into faNol
clous supper WAS enjoyed.
An interesting occurrence was ar
exhibition given on saturday morning.
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