The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
WHITE SULPHUR
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= White Sulphu. Springs. w. Va. March
= Is The biggest crowd that has ever as
scmblco here is expected in for the Easter
arc arriving. which viii add 60 the eniety.
s,formsnoo by the Princeton t;ice club on
+ FRIDAY April 10 bah on Saturday even
Ing. and on Monday the first annual Oricn-
{ tai masquerade bail under The patronage
%uf prominent members OF society here
several private car parties came in
u,is week. Mr. ana Mrs Charles steele
ia from Now York on q private car, and
sir. and Mrs. Alfred Arson and Mrs Cor
the Scuthwes; in private car, arrived
on sa'rr d Tor rns Ea ,,or. se% ,sS
10 apend Easter at "a r-ey resort.
Some of those who VIII come with parties
from New York for the Easter season Will
include Harry $ Black. Mr. and Mrs. James
Snfycr. VITO will he with Frank Trurn-
s hull; Mrs Townsend Burden Mrs Henry
.%Clews Nj and AIRS g. oliver lselin. Mrs.
Thomas + Ryan Mrs Delaney Aston
sand George W stevens
Golf and tennis have filed in busy
week for the followers Of outdoor sports.
while others have been riding and driv-
ms Aiec simpson OF stone Haven. SCOT,
Country club o: Manchester, Mass.
ranged series Of tennis tournaments for
= the sDrine season the frst one sterling on
Easter Mopday., for eHrs, . SGerod by he he
registered at the Grccnb-icr GOLF CLUB in
Guide Charles Steele pevsreuN Mihurn;
c t;GI ,;r' ana Mrf '' re, Morse CABOT
!. Morse, Mir and Mrs Herbert NJ. iievri-
,nau. Frederic {. Roscnrortcn, Mrs 4 Muir
Hon. Alfred AusOny Nir. and Mrs + II.
Arson. Nj, ana Mrs Henry J. whishain,
3 I.ersre. John / Welsh, lr.. Mir. and Mrs
Caryi Roberts BASH y purant. Campbell
.a4.2 -.
colgate hryt Alfonso ae Navarro and the
former Ambassador TO France and Mrs Ro-
The "pufant waltz" introduced here by
Pasi Napier purant and his dancing par;
rer Miss Margaret HeNkcsworth i all
s-the fsEe a;nctE the dancers VINO Ter the
: present have practically Discarded The
= MeNiNe tho Furlana. the ha!f-and-half. and
.the tango The waltz combines the one
step Uud several Of The moro intricate steps
.oi the Furiaue. aud no; only 10 average
dancers find 4, more easy - learn. hat wien
cal than some OF the more intricate and
Spending tho srrinc season here are taking
lessons. ana Il danclnG Is on tho vaue
cisevherc. it il in It's asni;h here
-treH TO we a'coNes IN thH poHfooni ahH
srrins room 70 sec series 81 exhibition
Nr. Durant who later danced Win their
pupiis When genera! dancing folloved
NJ. and Mrs. Bryce !. allan wete there
0ith q party. including MIS- !. Frederick
schencE. Mrs ChsrIc- Guthrie and Mi ana
Mrs Herbert V Hartman Others in The
Tsse-blaCe which was the IsrE-S: since
tht hotel opened last fall noluled ~. and
Nrs Alfred Arson, Mrs Co-neliGs =. Cuyler.
Count and Countess Emilio dc. SsrA, Miss
-Aun& Wright. Mrs William Eyerari Strong.
NJ. and MS pnlip L James Mr. and
Mrs Henry = Berwind Miss MA.Ea-"t
Berwi0l Nh ma Mrs, Csss Gilbert Nj
AMI Mrs Frederic RoseusaT;en. Mr. and
Mrs Campbell steward Mr and Mrs r. Z
Gsilah=- NJ And Mrs B-sd!sh johnson,
MIS- Marie Johnson, MISS Eleanor Bowers.
M William Painter Nj ana Ms Cary!
" stevens Nj. ana ~ Warren : Den
MS MISS Mildred =. Dennis. Mrs Edward
f.enstew Jones, NJ. and Mrs. George L,
Chat,lilon. Miss Chsttilor, General anu Mrs.
Howard Carroll Miss Ca-aue; Carroll Ms
SiGney :. Blackwell Miss Kitty Rrr,on.
John W. Dvirht Nj and Mrs. Cakieish
Thorne, ~. and Ms Joseph p. Grace.
NJ ami MIS-. Alec Lees-e. Nrs Malcolm
McCcntae- NJ. and MIS- Cabot J. Morse
3!rs La u. Sankey. M: and MIS- |. ".
HcTcinvay, Mrs :, Murray Young. Mrs Z.
III Tairage ana ", rn7 Mrs Herman
= DercuTa and Mis- Grace DeTruIr
- The w:s:a.!s ana Tudor rooms we-. the
MeeeN :9F informal su7ner rA.tes To-.
loving tR- exhibition canoes and Esnera Al
-Es1E1.1 but S- -ru- water took the place