The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
SOCIAL PENDULUM
is SWINGING WIDE
renson Grows More Interesting Daily,
nnd Crowds Incrense Mt White
Sulphur Springs.

fspeclal to The Times-Dispatch.l
White sulphur Springs. w. Va, July
2s.--The social pendulum Is in full
swing, and the season grows more
interesting daily, as now there is SO
much tine material to select from, both
MS to entertainment and good COM
pany. The West Virginia Bar Asso-
citation met here with a membership
of 100. The business session was held
for several days. at which time 1t was
determined to meet here again next
summer, and committee was APP
pointed to invite the Virginia Bar AS
ISOLATION to meet them in Joint ses-
sion.
At the conclusion OF affairs the
meeting ended with very handsome
banquet, where wit and wisdom flowed
like rare old wine. the speeches being
!. In the following order:
Judge H. M. willis, The First
Guess. Judge Ira e. Robinson. The
Last Say; John w. Davis when
Both Are rong":. w. E. Chiffon. THE
Under Dog: Judge c. Forrest Moore.
Financial Difficulties and the Cost OF
High Living; George E. Price, ne
Good Old Summer Time; b. Mason
Amber, Down the Ohio; Senator
Fred o. Blue, side Lights on Legis-
lation.'
Then followed the Joint meeting OF
the southeast Mississippi Valley AS
ISOLATION and the Southeast Freight
Association, which brought together
many very prominent officials. In
Guiding President I. NJ. Emerson. At
lantic Coast Line. Vice President i.
S. Davant, Norfolk and Western; vice.
President C. r. Caps, Southern Rail
way. Vice President H. FL Raymond,
ClvIa n me lin Cnmnany. VICE.
President w. II. Peasants, v. z. ocean
steamship Company: vice-President W.
A. WInburn. Central Railroad OF Geor-
gla Vice-Presldent f. L. Russell, p
M and o. Railway: S. T. Parratt, re-
ceiper A. 3. and A. r. Railway: f. b.
Bowles. general traffic manager ILL
nois Central Railway A. p. Thom
general counsel Southern Railway; L.
Green. freight traffic manager South
ern Railway; L. Sewer. general agent
a. c.. S. Railway; F. CARING, traffic
manager Arbuckie Brothers: r. W.
Moore, Washington, d. c.; Thornton
Lewis, manager *. s. Routes. G. B..
Elliott, assistant general counsel At
lantic Coast Line. Phelan Beale, New
York: H C. Burnett, New York: j..
Rathburn, New York; J. d. Potts. gem
oraI passenger agent Chesapeake and
Ohio: d. NJ. Goodwin, general freight
agent I.OUlSNIlit ana iNaiA-
way; G.. p. Biles, freight traffic man
ager c., N. o. and T. p. Cincinnati. o.;
w A. Moody Birmingham. Ala; L. I.
Rosser A. B. & A. Railway. e. II.
Hinton. chairman Central Freight As.
soc!a1lon. r. C. Moore, general freight
agent ". & NJ T. Company, Baltimore
NJ r. Washburn. chairman Southeast
ern Mississippi valley Association; A
G. Jackson. general freight agent
49, t1s.r a
freight agent Georgia, Southern and
Florida Railroad: Lewis Walker, gen
cral freight agent Old Dominion
Steamship Company; Dir. and Mrs
William Smith. Jr.. Louisville; Mr. anc
Mrs. Key Compton. Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs s. NJ Stevenson. New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gray. of Richmond
bear testimonial of the benefits OF the
White Sulphur waters both having &C
complished more than four-scort
years. celebrated the sixtieth annlver-
sary of happy married life here thi:
week, and were the recipients of man!
tokens OF love and esteem.
Business and pleasure are being de.
lightfully combined Some of the rail.
way magnates made up special Of
private cars and took some friend:
over to the Hot Springs for dinner
returning the same evening. me
ladies' of the party included Mrs
Thornton Lewis, Cincinnati: Mrs. w
Wiltshire. New York: Mrs. D. L. Ed
wards. New York: Mrs. Key Conston
Baltimore: Mrs. A. p Riply. Rich
mond. Miss Jennie Mason Gibbes
Washington, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Reinhart. o.
Kansas City and Charleston. W. Va.
and SO we'll known in Richmond, gave
a very handsome supper of thirt,