The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
WHITE SULPHUR

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA,
sept 2.--Many guests who intended
leaving after Labor Day have found
tne IaiI days at this resort so gIori-
ousiy neautiful that they have fingered
, tn. wnae the nights with the moon In
us second quarter seems made for
lovers. and Romance stalks abroad. Al
night the older guests gather in front
OF the huge nreplaces and while the
logs crsek1e cherrily discuss the many
| white. for many Of those here now
were beaux and bellies at the springs
over quarter of a century ago. Mr.. and
MRS william Gray. Of Richmond hold
wig the record for the longest. having
/ paid their FIRST visit to this resort
nearly forty years ago
A number Of enthusiastic sportsmen
VINO are interested In racing went over
| 10 fassifern farm to the races held to-
day and that the nrst annual meet OF
tue rassiIern Hunt club was success
| was proved by the large attendance,
ana the number of horses entered for
the various events. Among those who
went TO Hot Springs from here to the
races were: Mr.; and Mrs. R. T. Biddle.
philadelphia; Miss Dorothy Biddle. Mrs.
James King. New York; Elmer T..
Young. Washington, and A. r. Hast
ings. Baltimore.
Mrs. John Lewis, of Norfolk whose
oenshtfui cottage here has been the
/ ID,
Cd seventeen guests last Thursday,
those present participating In one Of
the 1olliest informal affairs of the sea :
son. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs,
Mrs. Julia Kellogg Bradley, washing
tom Mrs. Thornton Lewis. Cincinnati;
Mrs. George Davis, ST Louis: Mrs Gar
rett E. Wall, Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
G T. Wernwag. Philadelphia; Mr. and
Mrs John III. Allen, Cincinnati: DIR. and
Mrs. ]. Garrett Nelson, Richmond:
Jack Lory. New York; Hunter Breck-
inrtdge, Fincastle. Va; christopher
Churchill. Louisville, and DR.. Fielding
Taylor, New York.
Frank Trumbull of New York. who
is financially interested in many rail-
road enterprises arrived last week, and
accompanied by his son. F. II. Trum-
bull, of Denver, Col. and Judge and Mrs
| J. l.. Thomas. all of whom are occupy
Ing the cottage which was built at the
springs last season for the late Edwin
Hawley.
George w. Stevens. president of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, will ar
rive in several days and his many
friends at the springs are eagerly
awaiting his return.
An automobile party of six came here
for luncheon Monday. They were: NJ.
Cary, Louisville; Mr.. and Mrs ingalls,,
Cleveland. and Cosmas f. Smith
Decatur Axtell, of Richmond is pay
ing one of his frequent visits to the
springs, and this time he is accom-
panied by his charming wife. who has
many friends here.
Judge William White also of Rich
mond. Is spending the last of the sea-
son here. where he Is always warmly
welcomed
Mr.. and Mrs Egbert G. Leigh, Jr., ac-
companied by their son, Egbert Leigh
3rd, Miss Lisa Atkinson and W. C..
Jones and Mamselle Zerega, arrived in
their touring car Monday and will re-
main until the close OF the hotel on
the last day of this month.
Recent arrivals from Richmond in
clude: J. V. Herbert C. C Mechin
William Fl. White, Decatur Axtell. Gar
rett r, Wall. Mr. and Mrs Edward V
Valentine, Mr.. and Thomas Murphy, Mr.
and Mrs j. J, Montague, Mrs Casbie
Cahifl and My and Mrs. George n
Davis