The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-01
AT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
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White sulphur Springs. w. We. Sop
tomoer so.-Back to the strenuous life,
back to business cares, or tho rush
pf social life, have gono tho bellos
and beaux, mothers and fathers, cous-
ans and aunts, who have all helped
70 make the past season the gayest
New Old White" with hearty prom
1850 20 return pedt summer, and with
many q backward glance at the place
where SO many happy hours have been
Spont, DO guests returned to their
hones, some TO the far North, others
20 the sunshine of the Pacific slope,
Of the South. and a goodly number
TO little old New York. for. although
the majority of guests here during
the season were Sou,herners, people
from the North are commencing 20
realize that oven their own home re-
sorts cannot boast the enchanting hos
pitality which Is to be found through
out the southern states
The final wind-up OF the festivities
eohAsted OF a number of informal
AFFAIRS. one OF the most delightful be-
Ing a luncheon arranged on the spur
OF the m by George w. Stevens,
PRESIDENT of the peake and Ohio
Railroad during his snort visit here
last week, when he entertained at his
Charming cottage w. a. MacCorkle.
Frank Truinbull, of New York, and
Roscoe Trunoull, of Denver. Col.
informal luncheon party of the sea-
son were; Dir. and Mrs. c. +. Wern-
%as' Phiiadeiph.a: Mir. and Mrs. Egg
Sasop. Ls SsRDol Rioh Rn M Miss Mary
gals. Richmond; Frank TrumbuIl.
New York; Roscoe Trumbull. Denver,
Coit and John B. Parrish, Richmond.
Mrs Thornton Lewis. who has a
Peautful summer home known as The
Meadows" about two miles from the
Springs, entertained ut a chafinS dish
ma rIv N 7 the N III Lost L~rido,. a., 49,
% a number OF young people who left
the latter part of the week. Those
present were: Mrs. George Davis. Miss
Potts. Richmond; the Misses Helen and
Dorothy Christian, Richmond; Palmer
leigh. Richmond; w. Catesby Jones,
New Orleans. and DIR. G. I. Timber
Lake, Baltimore.
Bob Parrish. of ~Covingtou. W. Va.
was host on the same evening in the
sate' the iol9Wins guests being pres
mond; Mrs. Garnett Nelson, the Misses ,
Christian, Richmond. and Palmer
Leigh. Richmond.
Two travellers from Texas arrived
Last week and have been enjoying Il
short sojourn at the springs. They !
We're Miss Willinghanl and Miss ".
las
The guests at Hot Springs. having
heard such glowing accounts of White
week, for it Is a most delightful au-
tomobile ride, as they oan easily reach
the Springs in time for luncheon. and
return to the Homestead for dinner.
One party of Richmond guests who
came over and spent the night here
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
~. Scott Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Willlams
and Mrs. w. Il Palmer, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Grant, of At
tants, nave been spending several days
here on their way TO New York. An
other Atlanta couple here last week
was Mr.. and Mrs. E. James Wright.
Garrett IS. Wall, of Richmond, came
down last week to accompany his fam
NY to their home. Little Miss Wall.
who had a bad fall from her horse a
Few days before her departure, al
though still lame, was able to take
the journey to Richmond without any
serious effects.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Wernwag, OF
Philadelphia, who have been number
ed among the most delightful guests
at the Springs, and who nave enter
tanned at more elaborate affairs than
any other couple during the season,
left for their home sunday night, out
before leaving made reservations for
q cottage for next season., as SO many
others did before them.
A family party of four Richmond
guests arrived Sunday and enjoyed a
visit TO the Springs. In the party were |
Mrs. James r. V. Daniel. Robert w.
Daniel, Claiming W. Daniel and Mas
ter James Daniel.
G. G. Niche, of Richmond, silent a
short time here last week.
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