The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Especial to The CHARACTERIZATION,

! .)c inauG uratcd with tho opening late
In September of the New Greenbrier
season. which has been the biggest
and gayest in the history Of White
sulphur
I The Greenbricr, which will be under
the same management as the Plaza
Hotel in New York and the Copley-
Plaza in Boston. with Fred Sterry as
managing director, ]. H. Slocum. resi-
dent manager. and Owen j. McLaugh-
lin. Identified with the Virginia Hot
Springs for many years, as room clerk
will be run on the European plan in
connection with the new bathhouse
which is under the medical director
ship OF DR.. George y. kahle, formerly
OF French Lick Springs. and DR.. q.
ID. Capito.
Mrs Henry NJ. Flagler, who is now
at Briarclin Manor with her mother,
Mrs Kenan, will arrive shortly to
spend the fall season. rs will Mrs
Flagler's friends. Mr.. and Mrs Penn
broke Jones, who will be joined in Oc-
tober by Mr. and Mrs. John Russell
Pope and their infant.
Mrs William l.. James who has
spent the summer here. will be Joined
soon by her sister Mrs Alexander
fern Tailor with Mr.. Tailor and their
family, Will also be here for the fall
season.
General Edward p. Meany. of Nor
| ristown, who was here last month. Is
returning with Mrs. Aleany in a fort
night.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Livingston Beck
J man. who were here on n priyyte car
last summer, are returning at the end
OF September to take the "kur" and
others arriving next month include Mr..
NJ H.r
and Mrs. Joseph r. Dilworth, Mrs Will
liam {. Worthington, the Mayor of
Baltimore and Mrs. James H. Preston.
and number of the cottagers who
have been here all summer, including
Dr. and Mrs. John Hcrndon French and
their family and DIR. and Mrs GUY
Fairfax Whiting and the Misses Alice
and Julia Whiting.
Miss Dorothy Mott. of Brooklyn. who
is arriving this week on the Impcrator
after cruise with Mr.. and Mrs George
~ Wheian on their yacht. will Join
her father. Charles T. Mott. here for
the fall season.
The tableauX chantants for the bone
nj or the crippled mountain children
TINS week was one of the most sue
cessful charity events ever given here.
ana over $500 was added TO the funds.
The program included The Mad Hat
ters Tea Party" "Tweetlledum and
Iweedledee," and I'm the Queens Gar
den" from Alice In Wonderland" n
number OF living pictures and several
burlesques. The hit OF the evening was
Haue by Colonel James Ransom Branch
ana John II. Lory, the TWO largest mon
here. who posed as Michael Angeles
cherubs. In n Dream of Fair WON
EN-. Henry the Eighth was representcd
oy george +. Appleby and his lovely
wives IN costume were the Misses
Alice Wiiks Preston, Sarah Hamilton.
Dolls haywood, Frances Bogert,
frances Clark and Ruth Richmond.
ihose In Alice in Wonderland in :
Guided the Misses Hilah French. Trv-
phena Read and Alice Lewis. and wirt
ROBINSON. Joseph Bailey Jr.. KIN,
stone. f. Marion Whaley, Gcorre
NAME. Garrett Wall and Dietrich Kohl
saat. iNoi
Mrs. E. R Rumsey and Miss Kate
included the Misses Duer Morv 60
aoh Ihom, Bertha Clark, Julia whit
ING, Lillian Grail and Rosalie Hutcho
SON. Colonel 10 Lane Stern, w Barton
french Mrs. William p Hubert Nc
harioh Whaley. and Masters Leon
Dure and Rankin Manley.
,if,,, ol the most elaborate and beau
'iiui uinher parties ever given hero
was that OF George w. Stevens rbis
week IN compliment to Mr.. ana Mrs
W. 8 Bedding, of Philadelnhia THO
iarEe table had an unusual centre dec
| .i,. ioSe swan vase. containing
s'A uo%en American Beauty roses and
piotusioh OF valley lilies The places
! were marked with corsages ana hout
tonnicres OF American l,envty ,na ,.'.,
valley lilies and there were FrencL
vases lor the women. Every chai, ,v,.
'ieu win the roses and red cauze Some
~ .hose present were Mrs. Leigh -
p Sii,iet' .Irs' George NJ. Van Week. Mrs.
Iheips, Dr. and Mrs. George d T<ahIo
~ ~ stevens and Colonel Eugene r.
Wison. or Panama, who arrival rror,
New York In Mr.. Stevens's rrivn,o yin
IN long list OF entertainments tbis
week which has included two norrD
s germans, several cotillons. ana :,
Iounu or luncheons, Casino card ~,
es, uihners and suppers In tho C;riI,
~ H'ihhurst Farm and in the cottage
LIN supper party given for com
p"n3 OF 10 by j. H. Lory, of New yo,L
ana philadelphia. stood out no o, n
me most unique affairs of IN. son So.
entertaining. The guests were snota5
at large table and number of snail
ones. ana the table decorations i,cI,,,,
ca french baskets of American Ron,,t,.
roses and valley lilies, ana there w..
! souvenir place cards
y number OF the guests ino,,,,t
Gh, I.nI a. n
Z. Palmer, Fl. Snowden MarshalI and
W. barton French. who had motored
over from the Virginia Hot Springs for
the party. had a number of fake tele
grams delivered TO the host, and If
there was celebrity of front-parc
news Importance who did not send his
or her regrets for being unable to NJ
tend the party ii was through no fault
J OF the conspirators.
The company included Mr. and Mrs.
/ Thomas Is. Paine. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Ma
rion Whaley Colonel and Mrs James
~ Preston George W. Stevens, Miss
Helen Stevens, Mr. and Mrs Doughty
Maniey. Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Grant.
Mr. and Mrs III. Snowden Marshall.
Thomas Scott. Colonel j. l.. stern, King
Stone. Mrs. ]. Il. c. Kohlsaat. Mr. and
Mrs. Thornton Lewis. Colonel and Mrs.
| j. II. Branch Mrs. Phelps, Mrs Butt,
Mr. and Mrs. William Wheatley, Miss
Branch. Oscar Smith. Lewis Doster,
Dir. and Mrs Garrett Wall, Mrs. S. G.
| Mcdonald