The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
CAR LOAD OF FLOWERS
USED AS DECORATION
John Q. Q. Mayo and Garett Wall
Aosfs of Ono OF Most brilliant
Parties of White SuIphur Sennon

hoafs of Ono of Most brilliant
Parties of White Sulphur Season..
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va.
| August 12.-It took one car load of
flowers sent from Philadelphia to fur
nish the decorations for the supper
party given after the bal poudre' by
John G. c. Mayo OF Paintville, KY.
and Garrett Wall OF Richmond. There
were 5000 pink roses, 5000 lilies of
the valley. orchids for the corsage
bouquets, and yards and yards of
vines festooned about the board. The
table was especially built for the sup
per- the entire cafe being reserved.
and seventy guests enjoyed this
function. which will go down in tn So
cial history of the White Sulphur rs
one of the most wondrously beautiful
things of Its kind ever given hero. Many
Southerners were guests, as both hosts
are we'll known In this part of the
philanthropies.
The delightful custom of morning
germans has been revived. two hav-
ing been held this week. on Tuesday
and Friday The former was n sub
scription german. while the one Fri
day morning was by invitation of Geo.
w. stevens, president of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Railway Company. and
1t was in honor of his daughter. Miss
Helen Stevens. of Richmond. and his
dauEhter-in-law, Mrs ]. Paul Stevens
more attractive in their dainty morn
ing gowns. while the men in their
while hannels danced attendance upon
the debutantes and the matrons who
acted as patronesses
In his private car. President George
W. Stevens took a party of twenty-five
guests over to Pence Springs Monday,
where they spent the day. taking
luncheon at the hotel and returning
to White sulphur in the late after
noon.
the season was given this week. the
arrangements being made by Miss
Credilla Miller. of Baltimore. and Cecil
Stevens. son of George w. Stevens. OF
Richmond.
most delightful rustic country
supper was given at the lovely sum
mer home of Thornton Lewis, of Gin
cinnati. known as THE Meadows" last
night. Their home is located two miles
from the hotel. and the guests went to
the affair in automobiles. carriages
was given in honor of Miss Alice
Lewis's guest. Miss Marthena Harri-
son. granddaughter of former Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison.
a distinguished visitor at the hotel
this week was Senior don Angel AL
CARA Romero de Terreros. who is an
attache at the Mexican embassy at
Washing ton, II. c.
Mrs. a. II Holden. of San Antonio.
who is n most charming woman. ar
rived at White sulphur for an extend
ed visit
From Houston. Texas. four guests
came to spend several weeks here.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Mon
worth. Mrs. j c. Hutcheson, and Miss
Rosalie Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. J. Clark, of Marlin,
Texas, are registered here. Another
visitor from this State registering
from Fort Worth is Mrs George L.
Adams.
New Orleans arrivals include Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Mott. Mrs. George w.
Dunbar and Hewitt c. Jewell.
Richmond arrivals are: w s. Dunn,
F. S. Powers. Thomas r. McAdams. De
Sofa Fitzgerald, p. B. Traylor. Stuart
Gum. Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Massey. c. b.
Grundy, j. ID. Patton. Jr.. Thomas s.
Curtis. a. ] Chewing, Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Taylor.