The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
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WHITE sulphur Springs. w Va. May p
Girl students at the Lewisburg Seminary
representing every section OF the country
New Grcenbr!c-. The party motorcd over
from Lewisburg Before tho dance. under
sson snS or MILE Mss 4mGs9d Of King
st Louis. members u the JUNO, class
entertained ~ elaborate dinner In the
IN the throng were the Misses Ruth Tay-
ior. Mary itayes. Mary Martin. Marie
Ethel Mcclure. Elizabcth Wilson. Ada
Robertson. Brooke Turlcy Iynette Me-
koever Ruth Daniel. Deano end Marcia
Scott. Cynthia iIigginbotham. Rosalind and
Mnysc Slha!a. beatrice Kohn and agnes
Arbucklc.
Tho dance was ;he iIveliest affair OF tn,
that looked on included representative mem
bers Of New York Philadelphia and Wash
inc centre OF small group OF friends. In
Guiding Mrs. l. Townsend Burden and her
daushtcrs. Mrs. David BOWS and Miss
and Mr.. nnd Sire. oliver j. Wells. Others
present Included air. and Mrs. H. Casiinir
do Rham. Robert l.. Gerry. Mr. and airs.
Francis ormond French ". de Lancey
Kountze l. r. Holtrook Belts. Edward
H. y; Taller, Mr.. anu Mrs Henry W TAFT.
Anson r. Flower MIR. and Mrs stephen
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ice Conant.
Edward / Cudahy Mir aud Mrs. James \
burden. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Barclay.
Y.
rinrweI, Miss Katherine Farweil. Mr. and
Mrs. w Dixon ElliH. Judge and Mrs. c.
II, Dusn. Mrs. Benedic, Holden. Or. and
OTIS d Norman Henry. MIR. ana Mrs
Warner ]. Steel. William Penn Creason. Mr.
a ana M M1' c fh4HHg H,achs ys9 !' Mr.
r. Rand and Robert J.. Cuthbert
She honeymoon colony. including Mr..
ana ana Mira Townsend Morgan wav Joined
mond French. OF Tuxedo whose wedding
last week In New York was Gao OF the big
w F. fickiin. OF Stnunton have also Join.
brier.
Tho season for motors has started with
the coming OF spring and warmer weather.
point. Of interest. wh,l? the Old sweet,
and the Sweet Chslybeate Springs. are the
ooJectVo points Of picnic and eXcuFnion par
New York. and throughout the month OF
Siay many arrivals VIII come in b. motor
Mrs. Clarence Gray Dinsnore and Mrs.
Charles a. sacite,;. who spent January at
the New Greenbrier are returning hero
next week from Nw York. and Will make
the Kip T. automobile.
Nf. and Mrs DAVID l.. Luke o; New York.
we're Mr.. and Mrs. william =. Luke. MIss
Anderson and Charles ". Luke. of Coyins-
ton. ana Dr.. and Mrs. Roher, d. Hopkins.
OF Baltimore
Mr.. and Sire. w Dixon Ellis have enter
teihed eeveral meteor parties this week. and
Mrs. benedict Holden, G!rsud r. Thomson
william de Forest Haynes Colonel j. ~
Peters and Sir. and Mrs. Donald Hyerson.
The Bunkers' Special. train that leaves
the Pennsylvania station at T.. NJ. on
fridays, arriving here at Saturday morn.
Ing ana returning. leaves here at +. ~
and reaches New YORK az \. VI Monday,
has been running from the springs in or.
der 10 accommodate heads OF families who
With 10 epcnG sundays with thbir families
The special train service ennblcs them TO
append TWO !uIl days here with The loss OF
lf-C.s IA
Robert l. Cuthbcrt. who wen, on horse-
back Ito Clear Creek. twenty-eiSht miles
back In the AllcghaH.es. accompanied only
by II guide. for nvn days' fishing trim
returned late on Wednesday, with q big
string OF mountain brook trout the record
OF tho season. which no IA. was held los
Lewis u. borden, who caught Eve trout
one morning recently In Eowurd'a Creek
within sight OF the hotel.
Thcs tansaats on the piazzas OF tho Casino
adjoining the tennis courts have taken
the place o: tho indoor teas In the spring
room. and every Afternoon sees AZ assem-.
hlage at the clubhouse during tho concer,
hour.