The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
WHITE SULPHUR
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White sulphur Springs. Va. Sep
tomber 1s.--The last week OF the sea-
con 1t .Old White" has been remark
able one In many ways for almost up
70 the closing hour guests have hnS-
cred on. tor saying fareweil TO lo
white" which has been the scene OF
70 many wonderful entertainments this
summer. 10 like bidding good-by 70 a
dear friend whose open-hearted hospl-
tality one has enjoyed through many
weeks. When the guests xatnefeo
about the roaring log fires in the LOBBY
OF nights the scene resembied a Joiiy
family gathering, for 1t Is the emo Oh
the season when acquaintance mace
during the gay season ripen ihto
FRIENDSHIPS which are lasting. and
which are renewed year after year at
this resort.
The arrival of George w. Stevens
president OF the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway, on Sunday was eagerly wei
coined. for his genial personality en-
dears him to sill who have the pleas
ure of his acquaintance. he acteo as
host at a most informal luncheon part!
Sunday. when Mr.. and Mrs. StuySesaht
Fish, of New York. came over In their
touring car from Hot Springs to spend
and Mrs Thornton Lewis. OF Cincin-
natl: Mrs. George Davis, ST. Louis;
Frank Trumbull, New York; Roscoe
Trumbul, Denver; Colonel w. S. Black
New York; DR.. John Freeland. New
York: Dr. George II. Kahlo. Indian
apolis, and Master Fuller.
Harry s Black. Of New York. came
over TO the Springs Sunday in his PR,
waite car "Bayside." and entertainer
most delightfully."- at dinner In II sun
day night, while it lay on siding al
the SPRINGS The entire length OF the
table was banked with asters and dan
las, while the table appointments were
Of the daintiest and soft lights sheo
warm glow upon the scene. MI.
Blacks guests were: Mr.. and MRS. Es-
bert Leigh. Jr.. Of Richmond; MISS Lisa
Atkinson. Of Baltimore: Miss Grace In
gals. of Boston: George w: stevens
DR.. John Freeland. New York. ana
Master Fuller.
Rain all Sunday afternoon did not
bar four enthusiastic tennis players
from Participating in four hardy
fought sets, for between sets the young
people sat in front of roaring hre
built in the large open crate at the
Casino and dried off. Three OF the
players were from Philadelphia. MISS
Frances Clark. Malcolm r Maclean and
James Emack.
"Earlhurst," the summer home OF
Mrs Frederick. about twelve miles
from the Springs. was the scene Thurs
day of a most delightful affair-a
typical Virginia supper. Mr.. ana MIS-
Exbert Leigh. Jr. Of Richmond. VINO
have been spending several weeks here,
went over in their touring car. accom-
panied by Miss Lisa Atkinson. Baiti-
more. and w. c. Jones. OF New Or
leams. Mrs. Frederick hpd as her
guests DR.. and Mrs. T. H. Chadald. OF
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett B. Wall. OF
Richmond. who, with their two chill
dren. have spent the season here. left
las, week for home. Mr.. Wall coming
here last Thursday to accompany the"
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Potts ana son.
Jack Potts. who have been in Seat
tie, where Mr.. Potts ATTENDED con-
yention Of railway meme returned the
middle of the week to the Springs ana
accompanied by their daughter. MISS
Nell Potts, were among the last TO
leave here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray. OF
Richmond. who celebrated their fortleth
season here this year. left "Wednesday
after having been here all summer.
They were accompanied by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Valentine, of Richmond. Rich
nond guests here have been Major }.
n. Dooley. r. W. Kirtley. G. B. wall
A. Trevvett, George ". Stevens. }. r.
Gildersleeve and Miss Wall.