The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-13

Describing social life at White Sul- phur Springs, West Virginia, Town and | Country, a magazine devoted to exclusive l social affairs, has this comment: Gaety
 lasts at the White Sulphur Springs ot | West Virginia until there is truly frost
 on the pumpkin and the persmmons are
 ripe and the glorious mountains are bril-
 liant in scarlet and gold. It has been a
 wonderful season at this resort filled with l the traditions of the south and so be- l loved by many northerners. Afternoon germans, luncheons, excursions, dinners,
 dances and numerous supper parties are
 given each day. MT. Waiter Houston Hen
 derson of New York gave a supper party l in the cafe in honor of Miss Helen Stevens ot Richmond, daughter of Mir. George w. | Stevens, president of the Chesapeake and
 Chic railroad. There were 30 guests seat
 ed at a large round table. The guests
 afterward attended the cotillon given for
 the benefit of the musicians Among those | present were Mrs. Thornton Lewis, Gin
 cinnat; Dr. J. Garnett Nelson, Rich n,ond, Va; MT. Schuyler Leggett, New | York; Mrs. Edward Barrett, Birming- | ham, Ala; Mrs. Frances Herreshoff, New York, and others. Other entertainments included an afternoon bridge and twilight
 supper at the Casino, given by Miss
 Branch of Richmond; luncheon for Miss Alice Lewis, debutante daughter of MT.
 and Mrs Thornton Lewis of Cincinnati,
 given by Mrs Garrett B. wall, and din-
 her by Mrs. Jack Lery of New York
 "Iucerne, where one always expjects to meet hosts of friends from nome, was in no sense disappointing this year, writes one recently returned from abroad. Ihe three big luxurious hotels. the National, the Palace and the Schweizerhol' were well filled with Americans in mid-August. The attractions at the Hotel National ln- cluded dances, private dinners bridge and a pet dog show in the grill room. There were altogether about 20 entries. Exhipi- tors and prize winners at the show Ill. cluded Mrs Ernest Carter of Paris ana New York; Mrs. Duer Robinson, Mrs w O. Barclay, MT. Charles Baehler or Calro, Egypt, and the Princess Thurn and Tax is. Tho prizes were awarded by Mrs. !.
 Isrey Johnson of Longdale, Va Ameri-
 cans staying at the National meluue Mrs. Scott McComb of Dobbs Ferry, who is now residing In England; Miss Gilkison Mir anl Mrs F. w. Woolworth, MT. ana Mrs. Frank II. Maynard, Mir. and Mfs Henry Raymond, Mir. and Mrs. John J' Gilroy, Mr and Mrs F. G. Corning, MI.
 and Mrs William Mason, Mrs. J. C. Hoas- land, Miss Hoagland, all of New Yorki MT. and Mrs. John G. Shedd of Chicago'
 Mr. J. J. Schmidlapp of Cincinnati, MT and Mrs h. D. Dozier of St. Louis, Mrs John w. Alexander, Mrs William A. Sticlney and Miss Geraldine Farrar or opera fame Staying at the Palace hotel I.ucerne, are Prince Leopold of SaXe-Co-
 burg-Gotha, a grandson of the late King Ieopold MT. and Mrs. D. II. March or New orleans; Mrs. Thomas Hunt Ia'- mage and Mrs. J. Murry Mitchell or Ne" York. The American minister MT. Bou- tell and Mrs. Boutell, entertained at tea at the Hotel Schweizernof MT. Justice
 McKenna of the United States suprema court and Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. E. kirpv Webster, Miss Webster, the Misses Torrey and Mir J. w. B. Ladd.