The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23


VIII be opened for few short weeks
at any rate before other plans are
made for the remainder OF the heated
term. The fashionable resorts have
been plunged into q whirl of gaiety and
the regular summer season is on There
was the horseshow and races at
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
this past week. which certainly marked
a very smart and fashionable gather
Ing of society in thatncighborhood. and
come very handsome functions were
given for guests at the White during
the past several evenings.
The guests at. the springs who en-
eaged boxes for the entire meet of
three days are Messrs John l.. Branch.
OF Richmond; Lawrence V. Miller. OF
Baltimore. Mrs. Albert Ordwny. of
Washington, John II. Allen, of Cincin
natl; L. II. Drowry of Cincinnati. and
the president OF the association. Thorn
ton Lewis, of Cincinnati Others who
Occupied boxes on different days in
Guided Mrs Manefec w. T. Coleman
ana George w. Stevens, president OF
the Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad.
Instead of the dances every SATURDAY.
evening At the various beach resorts.
dances are now given every evening
and the hotels and cottages are crowd
ed with guests from one Weekend To
another Perhaps the most formal af-
1air of the week is tho dance at the
Chamberlin Hotel every SATURDAY. even
isg, Numbers OF dinner parties preceda
the hop. and some very charming func
uons follow at the Army and Navy
Club y great many Richmond peo-
pie run down to old Point for no
Weekend, and social life is very CAV
there just now. The Virginia Hot
Springs is having n big season, and the
meeting of the Virginia state Bar As
ISOLATION there the first week in August
VIII find large contingent of Rich
mond society at the Hot The meeting of
the association is always a big event
ana prominent people from many
States will come To the Hot Springs
to attend the meeting
The men in town are much interest
ed in the big garden party TO he given
on the lawn of the clubhouse by the
members OF the Commonwealth Club
on Friday evening. at o'clock. some
several hundred guests have been in
Vited and ARRANGEMENTS for the affair
are most elaborate.
This is the time of the year when a
man that owns country place has
plenty of friends and the week .cnders
are ever present with him. lie is CON
tinnally entertaining congenial parties
or otherwise. which some times hap
pens-ond Saturdays and sundays are
rarely dun lii or out OF town.
Going North.
Professor and Mrs. Smithey. of Ash
land spent Friday in Richmond. en-
route Tor Norfolk. from which city thev
sailed for Boston. Professor ana Mrs
smithey will spend some time travelling
in the North before returning to Vir-
ginla.
Mrs, Byrd Warwick and her dauch-
ier, Miss Evelyn Byrd Warwick, have
gone to Portland. Maine. where they
VIII spend August and part of Sep
tember Mr.. and Mrs Beirnc Blair
will leave shortly for Bay Head. New
Jersey where they viii remain mill
August 20, when they expect to sail
for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Gordon w,u
leave town for Boston the first week
In August.
Mrs. G Oh Cowardin viii also leave
for Maine some time in August.
Returned 10 the city.
Mrs Robert Page Grymes. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hen
ley at Winterpock. will return to her
nome in Richmond within the week
Mrs. Robert Edward Wright. OF Cali
tornia, who has also been a guest of
Mrs Henley, at Winterpock, will come
70 Richmond with Mrs. Grymes this
week.
At NirGinin Reach.
Among the guests registered at the
Ninsey Cottage at Virginia Reach re-
Gently have been: j T. Peake. Of
Churchland: +. f.. Pearson, of Morgan
town, \. G.. Miss Annie W. Wheeler.
MISS Carrie Burnett. Miss EstcMe
Young, Miss Nellie C. Miller. George
Niiiler of Baltimore. Md Mr. and Mrs.
- Harris Lee +. King, of Green
Nllie. y C.. Mrs. II IL Trant. Miss
Rosa Trant j. w. Trant. /. II. Trant.
OF RlchmoRd4 Miss Agnes Ernest. Miss
lmosene. Epais. Miss Emma Trant
Margaret Niemaycr. Gordon Ennis Par
rlsh Trant. Miss Marie c. Walker.
James Proctor. Miss Adele Walker.
mrs George King. of Portsmouth; Mr..
ana Mrs. George :. Trant OF ST Louis;
N'r ana Mrs. William TaA of Nor
toik; Mr.. and Mrs. q. O Gwathmev. of
King Williams MIR. and Mrs L. *. Mer-
nh nf Baltimore Mr and Mrs y f.
Coier' of Richmond, I.ucicn Dickinson.
nl ROCKY Mount, y g.; Mr Ellsworth.
Of Portsmouth Charles Overton. of
richmond NJ; and Mrs. Richard Peuke,
~ ,ror'smouth Mrs w g l.ucius. of
wilson, y. C., Silas Il. Iucius
Thursday evening the younger 50,
stopping at the Kinsey Cottage gave 4
very ENJOYABLE porch party and on Sat
urday Miss Rosa Trhnt. of this city.,ya
hostess Of a marshmallow roast give,
on ,he beach In front of the cottage.
In Atlantic city.
Mrs w b. CAV ana Mrs 9 w 80.
OF the Chesterfield left Kichmont
Wednesday night for Atlantic CITY.
where they VIII spend several weeks
Mrs Gay and Mrs cup will be rce,si-
.-ered at the strand Hotel during tbet,
stay AT Atlantic city
Mr.. and Mrs. a NJ cover. Of C;in;or
Park. are also spending some une il,
Atlantic City
Visiting I'm ftniy.
Miss Theresa q Higgins, Of this CITY
who sailed from New York the latte
part OF May for Naples is now IN,
guest OF relatives In Italy. MISS Hir
gins is with her sister. Mrs Caueh,
q the latter's villa. near Lake Como
and mas been entertained at "a numhe,
OF handsome dinners ana smaller fupc
tons She will remain ia ftaIy uutj
some time late In the coming fall, whcr
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