The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
/ WHITE SULPHUR

Especial to The Richmond virginian.,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ".
VA. August 2l.--This summer win
60 down in the history Of White Sui
phur AZ the merriest. maddest one
that has ever swept along the hum
dreds Of guests In one continuous
whirl Of midnight s1ppers. germans.
| fancy dress balls. dinners. tourna-
| ments, teas, swimming pool parties
ard the other hundred and one Ut
| fair to which the merrymakers nave
rushed. not only through the day,
/, but until the "wee" small hours OF
| the morning. So many large affairs
to which ovef 800 guests have boon
hidden have been held this week.
| that only the br!efcst account eau be
given .T them. for at least four
| parties n day and Gs many more az
night nave been held.
The morning german given ny
Gcorg. w. Stevens. president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. in
! honor OF hts daughter Miss Helen
Stevens. and Miss Mary Mouiton, both
| Of Richmond. and Miss Alice Lewis,
| OF Cincinnati. and the afternoon ger
man given by eleven men on Tuesday
at 4:30 were the largest affairs OF the
| week. The men who acted as hosts
for the afternoon german were: Judge
William II. Brnwiey, Charleston, 8. C.;
| Rawlins Lowndes. Charleston, 8. C.;
| Edward W. Barrett, BirniiHgham;
Marion Whaley. Charleston, $. G.;
Schuyler Legget, New York; c. ID.
Langhorne, Greenwood, Va: John
Middleton. New York: Jack Lory, New
York; Boykin Wright, Augusta, Ga;
Desoto Fitzgerald, Richmond.
| ~ Aa1suhtf,t nffaiY;
| Of the season and one at which the
younger set thoroughly enjoyed them
selves was the swimming pool party
given by billie Wearing, IL New
York, on Tuesday night, about if.3.
| guests being present The prizes which
| were awarded for tho various RAJ es
were unusually beautiful. The light
ed candle races for the fellows and
the young women was novel, because
all the lights in the swimming pool
were turned out. only the glimmer
of the tapers showing where the swim
mers were. Prizes were won by MfEs
Emily Powell. Cincinnati Miss Anne
Trayler. Richmond; Miss Grace In
gals. Boston: Lawrence Lewis, Gin
cinnati: Writ Robinson. West Point.
N. Y; John Smith, and the mems
relay race by Il. r.. Dunisnil. Louis
Vile; Norborne Gray, Louisville;
George w. Stevens. Jr., Richmond;
Joe Bailey. Washington.
Mrs. Edward Wheeler, of Buffalo,
gave ono Of the most beautiful morn
| ng bridge luncheons eff the season
on Monday at the Casino, and after
the game the guests were seated at
small tables on the veranda. each
table having large wicker baskets
filled with flowers and tied with blue
tulle.
More than 100 Ara rlcea beauty
Roses we're used at the bridge
luncheon given by Mrs George +.
Adams on Tuesday the affair being
held in the loggia, followed by a
luncheon in the cafe.
Mrs. RawlinS Lowndes. Of Charles
I,ton, S. c., gave a delightful supper
party in the cafe Monday evening,
covers being laid for thirty guests.
Arrivals here from Richmond re-
Gently include: j. Singleton Walker,
William r. Trigg. ]. c. Wheat. Z.
Is. Johnson. Mrs, Taylor. Miss Taylor.
Mrs. Douglas Forrest, Miss Jane NJ.
Rutherford Rose, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Marshall. William Marshall. Jr.,
E. r. Crump. Gessner Harrison. J.
y. Cotton, Jr., Thomas B. McAdams
liz. y. Harris. Miss Carneal, Mrs
liz. D. Carneal. M. J. Miller, G. L
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Schaaf
Peter J. White, S. E. Adkins. L. w
Ryland, G, w. Winter. George Win.
/ ter, Jr.. Miss Dorothy Winter, Mis-
Helen Winter. Mrs. p. 8. Powers. G
d. J.. Perkins Jack Harris. NJ c
Church, Mrs. E. H. Boine. A. NJ
Travers. j. A. Branch, A. c. Filiett.