The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
WHITE SULPHUR

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
Va, August Si..@.As the seasea epsned
with such . rush at the new "Old"
White II would seem that as 1t draws
to close, things would quiet down
a trifie, but to the most casual OBJ
server there Is no apparent cessation
Of entertainments, all day long the
guests at this resort rush from one
party to another while every night
numerous supper parties are held in
the cafe, the largest one Of the week
being that given by Walter Houston
Henderson. OF New York. in honor OF
Miss Helen Stevens. of Richmond,
daughter of George W.. stevens, prest-
dent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road. The large ronfid table abant
which were seated thirty guests was
banked with flowers, while the post In
the center was entwined with flowers
and vines half way to the ceiling. At
the conclusion of the party the guests
attended the german, held for the
benefit OF the musicians, there being
at the dance about sixty couples.
These at the supper party We're:
Miss Helen Stevens. Richmond; Mrs.
Julia Kellogg, Bradley, Washington:
MIR. Ridgely. Baltimore: Mrs. Moul-
ton, Richmond. Miss Mary Mouiton,
Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Potts, Richmond: Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Barrett. Birmingham; Mrs.
Francis Herreehoff, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. T.. b. Lyon, Durham; Mr..
/ and Mrs. Z. -. Wernwag Bethayres,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis,
Cincinnati; Mr.. ano Mrs. Schuyler
Leggctt, New York: Miss Myra Baeder,
| New York: Miss Nell Carneal, Rich
mond. Miss Grace ingalls,, Boston;
George w. Stevens, Richmond: John
Breckenridge and Hunter Brecken-
ridge, FincastIe, w. va: DIR. j. Gar
nett Nelson. Richmopd; W. s. Be1ding
Philadelphia; Jack" Lory. New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett B. Wall, Rich
mond, and Walter Houston Hender'
son, New York.
Mrs. J. g. Thropp. of Washington
gave a very attractive card party a.
the Casino Wednesday followed BY
an informal lunch served on ths
porch to which many OF the younger
tpeopte were invited. :.
Because seven OF the most beauti-
tful women happened to be present a.
tthe dinner party given Monday nigh
in the cafe by Walker Percy. OF
Birmingham, they have called IT evel
since The Beauty Dinner and the
one fors whom the aTair was given
Miss Carrie Weight, of Norfolk. va.
was as rarely lovely as the otnel
i young women. Those present Were
Mr.. ana Mrs Edward w. Barrett
iBirrnangham; Mr. and Mrs. Thoaias =
Paine. Atlanta; MI and Mrs, ~. .
Lyon Durham, w. Va. Miss Martina
i
Wright, Augusta: Miss Nell Carneai
,Richmond; Leroy Percy. Birming
ham; r. w. knight, Birmingham
/ sterling Nottingham, Cape Charles
va. and Jack" Lory. New YORK.
Miss Helen Stevens. daughter o.
George w. Stevens. president OF th'
chesapeake and Ohio road, has beer
entertaining mt the Stevens cottag'
Mrs. Moulton and Miss Mary MoNilton
1 of Richmond: Mr.. ana Mrs. W. :
| Bedding. philadelphia and SUNDAY
| Mr., stevens invited a number ioi
guests to call informally after
o'clock. --.
In honor OF the summers charm
ing debutante. Miss Alice LEWIS
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ihoi NJ
Ii ,ewis. of Cincinnati. Mrs. Garrett
Wall, of Richmond. invited mum
Der of young peop!e W
Thursday, covers beng la1o i'i Aoo
| teen guests. xror
Recent arrivals at the springs fron
pichynond include. Miss kaefenc
walton. Mrs. A. S. Buford. G. Z
waskev. Mrs. c. C. Walker. MT. an
MIS-. Melville c. Branch, Edgar n
T'srguson, John A. Branch. Mrs.
Monlton. George w Stevens. NJ I
sullivan, r. n. sullivan. J. s. Her
) hart u y. Harris. r. g. campoei
Addison REYNOLDS, w. g. Malone.
A. White. Colonel Murphy. John MAJ a.
} rhv Garnet B. Wall, Miss F1lpp'
Decatur Axtell. Charles E. Worthah
IJr.