The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
WARM SULPHUR
Especial to Tie Times Dispa,.h.l

| August Saunders OF new arrivals
have given an added impetus To life
at warm SPRING., ami the social sea-
son is in fun swing. T'he past week
has been crowded with affairs. both
large and small. Fassiferu Farm. a
beautiful old Colonial Pinco. only Il
few miles from the Warm. ana used
- tea house, has been the scene OF
numerous little dinners and supper
: parties. also anordiug "A charming
rendezvous tor those vino wish cup
/ oi tea ON = drive in the afternoon.
/ In. y VI +. Garnctt. :, prominent
young rhySitun Of Washington. WHO
= acting rs house physician at warm
springs. entertained 81 - dinner ~
i dsSltcrn Oh sunday evening. iJr, tar
nettn guests, vino notorcI ov"i' from
Meredith. OF Washington. Miss Mary
B.irne. Of Richmond; MISS Belle IIag-
ner ana Randall! iiaguer. of Washing
Miss NorvcIl Harrison. of Charles
tor, W. Va. sister of Henry Sydno'
Harrison. gave farewell toa n fassi-
tern Oh saturday afternoon III honor
Of Mrs Benjamin y. Valentine. of
iM iShm% months wno Has spent Gn,ir The IA,
liarrison's guests were Nh ana Mrs.
t;'jYi 3. valentine, Mis- Ka,e
or: Of kichm0nd Mrs v: x J. Zim-
Mary Johnston. of Three Iiills.' ana
MISS Harrison's mother, Mrs; caskie
Harrison. from Charleston W Va.
! ming Miss Ann +. Valentine. Of Rich
noud, was hostess at Il unique and al
together delightful party. "a marsh
iuailow roast. in the Casino. Delicious
ice-coid watermclons were served. in
addition TO roasting the marshmallows
before Il bright log fre, and Miss Vail
entine. = very popular and attractive
member Of the younger set was given
Il vot" OF thanks TOR most enjoyable
Miss Mary Johnston gave small
afternoon tea Oh Monday afternoon ON
the lawn at Hot Springs in honor OF
Mrs. Caskie Harrison and Miss Norvell
HarriSon. OF Charleston, w. Va.
On Tuesday afternoon Il silver tea
Was given bI Misses Louise Lewis and
Belle r. Mason, Of Hch,Dond. and Miss
Sf3mers Anderson. al De residence of
raise a sum Of money for the. organ
fund Of Chris; church!; Warm SPRINGS
more oS STrsded a, the eos1 f ." S tabie
Mrs. j. Heuning Nclnis, OF Washing
ton. ana Miss Belle 4. aiason, Of iiich-
moud served a the cake and candy
table. Miss anderson and Miss Lewis
poured tea. Th@ proceeds from the
csted. amounted to $s5.5G
Services Mere held as usual on sun
day at Christ Church, Dr. J. ienulug
Nclms. Of Washington. officiating. The
offertory AZ the morning service was
sung by Miss MARI Thomas Dickens
+. NJ WAS held for the colored people
Or the hotel and nci=hborhood.
\ motor party anu moonlight picnic
was given or Monday evening b. Air
nmd Mrs William Meredith. OF Wash
inEton Those Of the party were Miss
HeNe taGner, RanGa!I Hapner. Dr:
John Thomas. II. y. !. +. Garnctt. Of
iHCE:surd.
M ara Mrs. Donald Menonal,G. q
and cotnel.a Mcdonald and Angus Me
Donald entertained at AL elaborate
dauaaut on Tuesday evening" 1t The
oaks" near Warm Springs The wide
porchc@ Of this handsome old Colonial
HON. where the guests danced. Wee
hung with numbers of Japanese lam
terms. which added their SOFT lusue
to the bright moonlight. producing an
uuusUxiy pretty effect. y midnight
suppcf was served. after which the
Gansant continued until early morning,
siuia" breakfast Of fried chicken. hot
watncs. etc. ushcyed I'm the day. and
Che guests dcparied. after very gay
Among those present from Warm
Springs We're:
Mir and Mrs Dunkcrson Mr. and
Airs Casilcmam Miss Adele Blanc, Nj.
aud Mrs Credo Harris, Misses Eliza
and o9t rs e Tei e%si q nc Pgs' H. nd nd
Alis. - Valentine. Misses Ann =.
Wen .ne. Emily. Royal. Mars l3eLlne,
OF Richmond; Nj. and Mrs William
iiagncr, pr :. 4. +. Garnctt. OF Wash
iM,Eto9 Ms W. + >. ,o Zmmetma m,
MARGARET Stephenson and Jack
stephenson. Germantown; Mi. and Mrs.
George T. NJ Gibson, vi iSses Sara an,.
l.uisn Gibson. Baltimore; Miss Emcrne
kecne, Switzerland; Mn and Mrs.
Charles Belmont Davis. New York;
l.atta Law. Jr.. Rock Hill, : G.; MIS-.
L. :. cohen. Augusta: Ca: W.ilian II.
Felton,, Macon. ia: Miss Mary Conrad.
l.eesbUrg. Miss Nell Reynolds. Rich
mond. George Duncan. Greeneville, ;.
On Wednesday morning in the green
'parlor Of the hotel Mrs Patty
Semple. Of louisville cnd Mrs. Benja-
miss y. Valentine. of Richmond. gave
- Joint talk on woman and he: work.
MIS- Scuple's subject was ''Wo;ncu in
civic Work" and Mrs. SeSr.e who has
been for several terms president % the
now chairman OF the committee on leg
slation, held he. audicuc. in rapi at
tention as she told " N earnest man
ncr- ana in forcefu! language 90 the
grca, work which has been accom-
pliSned during The pas; twenty Years
BY the womais club for the bettcr!ieni
Of social conditions in Louisville. and
in beautifyine the city itself. Mrs.
Scmpe is Il woman of noble bearing
and dauntless courage. and her words
rang "cail 10 arms" in the hearts
Mrs. benjamin l. Valentine. of Rich
mond president OF the Equal suffrage
Lea que cf iISinid, followed with y
talk on why Women Want To Vote"
Mrs. Valentine spoke on Equal Suffrage
IN Clifton Forge on Friday night.
Among recent arrivals AZ Warm
Springs are.
MIS-, John Lyons and son, EiclmQnd;
Mr. and Airs. I. l. Boeert. Norfolk
Miss Harrison and Miss Mary Conrad.
l.eesburg: NJ. IL Royston, Misses Roys-
ton. Galveston Texas: John Cooper,
Miss Irene Cooper. Nashville Tenn;
M and Mrs. W. l.. Cray, Mt. Hope
W Va; Mrs Albert Todd. Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Hacker, Misses Hacker. Mrs +
II. HaGner. DIR. John d. Thomas, Ran
DAN liagner, Francis r. Haener. Mr..
and Mrs. George Appleby, of Washing
ton: Misses Daisy and Grace Alley. Pc
tersburE; Miss Nell REYNOLDS, Rich
nond. Mrs. Dvausin Wulsin, Cincirnati;
Mrs T.. \. season.: Cincinnati; Mr. and
Alrs u ii. Taft, Columbus. o.; Mr.. and
Mrs Credo Harris. MIR and Mrs w T.
Mason. Louisville: James II. Cation,
Alexandria; " II. FELTON,, Ir. Robert
Falligant, MaNon, Ga: Mrs Rodne!N :.
Cohen, Augusta. GIT: Mrs. J, T.. Robin
rson. Miss Robinson. Richmond: Mrs.
Frank H. Bell. Charleston. W. Va: Mr..
and Mrs. Coleman S1eriweather Mont
!. Clair \ T. Mrs. Nit..am II lluuer