The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-16

WHITE SULPHUR

| Especial TO the Richmond yirginian)
WHITE SULPHUR. w. VA, Sept.
ls.-A rare treat for guests who are
fond OF racing will be the first annual
meet held by the members OF the Fos-
sifern Hunt club at Fossifern farm
next Saturday. the arrangements for
which are in charge of Tate Sterrett
of Hot Springs. Several purses OF
500 for the different entries win be
given. 1t Ia probable that Mr.. and
Mrs. Thornton Lewis. Of Cincinnati
will enter a number of their horses
for the various events, for Mira. Lewis
! 10 q noted horsewoman who has won
many blue ribbons ct past shows held
in this part of :hs country.
| Members OF the Kanawha Dispatch
had a most enjoyable time during
their two days meeting at the
Springs. several large dinners being
given in their honor. among them one
at which the host was Mr.. Blacks
ton of Newport News, who entertain
ed the following guests in the cafe
Thursday night: Mr. and Mrs. @. T.
Wernwag. Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs
THORNTON Lewis, Cincinnati: Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett B. Wall. Richmond: Mr..
and Mrs. John d. Potts, Richmond:
Mrs. George Davis. st. Louis: Jack
Lory, New York; Mat Akers. Louis
willie; Startling Thompson, Kentucky:
Harry Hathaway. st. Louis: Riley
Moore. New York, and Richard
Vaughan.
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs
Thornton Lewis Of Cincinnati enter
tanned about twenty-five mem bers and
their wives OF the Kanawha Dis
patch in the cafe at an informal din
liner.
THE Meadows" the beautiful
home of the Thornton Lewiss. wal
the scene of jolly informal. after.
noon party, when about sixty mem.
bers of the Kanawha Dispatch gath
cred under the trees on the lawn
where dainty repast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee of Elkins
|. Va. who spent the early part OF thu
season here. returned for visit o.
two weeks, and when they left Tues
day every one gathered about to biz
them farewell.
Most informal WAS the dinner party
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee gave Monday night
those present being Mr.. and Mrs
] John Thayer, Charleston, w. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barrett, Biz
mingham; Mrs. John Lewis. Norfolk
Jack" Lory. New York: Huntel
Breckenridge. Finoastle. Va, and Ed
win Ramboldt
Mrs. Joseph Thropp of washington
who has been one of the social lead
. fers at the Springs this summer. hal
gone to her summer home at Everett
/ Pa. Accompanied by her son. Scot
Thropp, who was very popular here
they made the trip in their touring
car.
Miss Alice Lewis of Cincinnati ha.
been entertaining Miss Emily Powell
also of that city, at her home, '"Tht
Meadows" for two weeks. Both younf
girls have been great bellies at "Ole
J White. Miss Lewis being the sea
Ison's debutante.
Captain M. r.. Gleason and Mrs
Gleason of Washington and Mrs. ]
II. Gleason, also of Washington, ar
. rived Tuesday for a sojourn at tn.
ISprings.
4 J. Murray Bacon OF New, York ar
rived Tuesday.
j Mrs. r. II. Pilson OF Washington
who. with her three children, hal
been spending the summer here. LET
this week, Mr.. Piison coming dows
to accompany his family home.
Three Washington visitors here thi,
week are Mrs. j. Y. Worthington, w
D.. Settler and r. B. Ross
Lawrence r. Wilson of Baltimor,
arrived on Saturday to spend severa
days here John w. Lyon, also O
this city, was another recent CUES
here