The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
AT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
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white sulphur Springs, w. Va, Sep
tember ia sort of Indian summer
revival OF saiety was brought about
by the arrival OF over $50 members OF
tho Kanawha Dispa tch Line. of which
Thornton Lewis. of Cincinnati is man
| aser. Mr. Lewis has beautiful sum
mer home. known as The Meadows"
| only two miles from the hotel, and here
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis gave a most charm
| Ing lawn fete Friday afternoon in hon
or of the members of the convention
Under the spreading trees on the lawn
refreshments and punch were served,
and returning at sunset to the hotel. n
| party of men and women enjoyed a
| swim In the pool later adjournIng to
the cafe, whore Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
entertained about sixty guests at an
oyster supper. the first of the season
George w. Stevens. president of the
Chesapeake and Ohio road. arrived sun
Gay IN MS private car. accompanied by
John Parrish. of Richmond, and dur
Ing Mr.. Stevens's visit a number OF ii.--
formal affairs were given. the largest
being n dinner for seventeen guests,
given by Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Wernwas
of Philadelphia. The table decorations
were fall flowers, which rose from
hollow circle in the centre of the round
table In a tall pyramid. while red and
green candelabras added soft glow
OF color to the dainty table appoint
ments. Miss Helen stevens and MISC
Mary Moulton, of Richmond. came down
especially for the affair. Those pres
ent included Mr.. and Mrs Garrett b.
Wall. Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Potts. Richmond: Mrs. p III. Johnson.
Richmond; Mr., and Mrs. Thornton
Lewis, Cincinnati; Mrs. s. NJ Powell.
New York; Miss Helen Stevens. Miss
Mary Moulton. George w Stevens,
charles McVeigh. New York: william
Poague. JEFF Eskew. Charleston, w. Va
and John Parrish. Richmond
sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams.
of Richmond. entertained informally at
their cottage the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs. John d. Potts. Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs Garrett B. Wall. R,chmond.
Mrs. s. NJ. Powell. Mrs. dowan and
Archer Anderson.
There Will be a number of Informal
affairs next week. when about 200
members of the West Virginia Medical
association come to the Springs for
their convention. Never have the
grounds looked more beautiful nor have
the days ever been more ideal for out
door entertainments and sports.
a porch breakfast was the novel and
informal affair given by Mrs. s p
| Powell. of New York. ono dav last
week she was also the charming host
! ess OF luncheon party Monday in the
i care which was given In honor of the
stevens party. which came down for the
| "ernwag dinner. Mrs. Powell's eues1s
were MI and Mrs. Garrett B. Wall. OF
| richmond; Mr. and Mrs. John d. Potts
richmond. Mr.. and Mrs Frank VIII
| Ilams' Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
AUNT. Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs C.. r.
Wernwag. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton
Lewis. Cincinnati; Miss Helen Stevens.
MISS Mary Moulton. Richmond: Mrs.
H. Johnson. Richmond; George w.
stevens. Richmond; Charles McYeigh.
New york; William Poague, Jeff Eskew.
charleston, w Va: John Parrish. Rich
mond, and Archer Anderson.
archer Anderson. Jr., of Richmond
is sotournng at tho SPRING.
r. ID. Williams. of Richmond. arrived
for the week end
Garrett p. Wall came down on Sat
urday and Joined his family. who have
oeen spending tho summer here. Among
the arrivals from Richmond on the
weekend and those who came down
the hrst OF the week are r. P. Eubank,
Mrs. Philip z. Johnson. Miss Helen
stevens. MISS Mary Moulton, Miss Mary
-: Elicit, F. T. Eorwll. DR.. r. c. Bryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ST George Bryan. ]. s.
calvert, Mrs. Mamie D. weyth, Sam
uel Waddill, w. II. Parrish J. S. Her
bort. George F. Stevens, B. p Claiborne
John L. Radcliffe.