The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
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White sulphur Springs ", va Sep
tember f.--Althoush quite q num<er of
sutsts nave ieit necans" children must
retGrn to school. many more are
hooked for the hnal weeks at this
resort Never in the history OF the
'Old white has there been such a
summer When the last affair has
been giveu--ihe last guest departed
then. and then only. viii this place
resume It's peaceful sleep. from which
~ MAS awakened In the early summer
py is hundreds OF incoming visitors
luncheons and bridge games during the
past week. everyone seeming TO vie
with everyone else for the honor OF
giving the most beautiful affair but
perhaps the most elaborate as wei as
uniquely artistic dinner was that given
Mond'y night by Miss Valerie Padel-
iviH' 81 Nasnington in honor OF the
departure OF Mrs. SCHUYLER Leggett. OF
%.w ! ork. who with Mr. Leggett has
teen spending the season mere. both
everyone at the Springs
Although the affair was given in the
realize that they were not dining In
q wonderoGsly beautiful log cabin.
which effect vas obtained bV inciosing
me space about the round table with
formed tho roof we're Interviewer with
vines, from which hung great clusters
81 tinS electric fights. red, blue and
white From the crimson mound Of
flowers IN the centre Of the table rose
a great bouquet Of American beauties,
ana corsaee bouquets ~ rod roses and
iiii-s OF the valley We're At the place
81 each woman, ana buttonhole bou-
quets OF the sam. flowers for the men.
Ihe scarlet tuli- about the bouquets
"ere later pinned upou the shoulder
odd indeed did they look as the couples
danced later in the ballroom. Those
present were: Mr. an Mrs. Schuyler
ogs Bradley Washington. Miss Mary
Moulton. richmond. Miss Kate Mott.
NV ~. Orleans Hunter Breckenrt'dge.
ip,endleton Beckley and Scott Thropp.
Washington
Mrs Barton Grundy Of Richmond,
Tuesday night the guest OF honor
being Mrs c. D. Wernwag. of
Bethayres. Pa. the guests going n
automobiles one Of the most delight
ful features OF tho affair was its alb
sence OF formality
lust why Jack Lory. Of New York.
was rendered a coming out party was
and Mrs Thornton Lewis. OF Cincin-
natl. for he must have seen many
deputante through her first party. but
when about thirty guests gathered un-
Meadows as the Lewis home is
known everyone greeted him as en-
thus ast!cally as though he We're max
Ing his first blushing bow to society.
and the merriest kind OF time was
ei.joyed. the guests partaking OF sup
per at twilight served on the lawn
under the century old trees
MIR. and Mrs Garrett b Wall. of
Richmond, gave an impromptu lunch
con sunday after returning from an
informal party at the cottage of George
W stevens, president OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway. the feature
Of which was the presentation of a
common. or garden. variety" OF vege-
Il bles. wound about with tin foil from
numerous champagne bottles TO add to
tho beauty OF the gift Among those
Mr.. and Mrs. c. =. Wernwag. Phil
adelphia: Mrs Francis Herreshoff. New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Leggett.
New York. Mr.. Waldo Hackett, Phil
adelphia: George w. Stevens. Jr.. Rich
nond. and Jack Lory. New York
breakfast in honor % the. sum
daughter OF MI. and Mrs. Thornton
Lewis. OF Cincinnati. was given by
Mrs Garrett B. Wall o. Richmond, the
gentrepieee for which were asters'
Cincinnati: Miss Valerie Padelford.
Washington Miss Charlotte Allen. Gin
cinnati. Miss Gwendolyne Rutherfoord,
Richmond, Miss Nell Potis, R!chmond
Miss Marion Grundy. Richmond. Miss
Emily Powell. Cincinnati. Miss Zayde
Branch. Richmond Miss Fife Branch
Martha Phinizy. Athens. Ga. Miss
Helen Stevens. Richmond Miss Mary
Moulton. Richmond: Miss Monett. New
lork.
The presence OF over 100 members of
the KanaHha Dispatch here on Thurs
day and Friday for their annual meet
ing was the occasion for the giving OF
several large affairs, one given at
THE Meadows" by Nh and Mrs. Thorn
ton Lewis OF Cincinnati. Nj. Lewis
Is the manager OF the company and a
dinner for twenty-five guests was
given Thursday night by X. {. Blackis-
ton of Newport News. TIE secretary
on arrangements was Arthur B. Long.
of Cincinnati.
Recent arrivals here from Richmond
include George w. stevens. II. c.
Strong. William II. White, George W.
stevens. Jr Decatur Axtel, c. c.
" alker. J. R. Evans. Mrs Garnett Nell
son. three children and nurse. Miss
Caples. II. S Herherts. G. B. Wall. r.
C. Cahill, Mrs. 4. G. Cabell-