Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
MANY HONEYMOONERs
ARE At WHITE SULPHUR
PLACE Is Alive With Young People
for Resorts Most Lively
Season.
FOURTH TO BE CELEBRATED
Sporting Program Replcte With
Features, Opening With Fox Hunt.
Many IIorsemen Entered, and New
Pack Will BE Tried Out.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA,
July 3.-The first week of the summer
season at the Springs has passed with
the old White open. and the place is
alive with youn;: people. among whom
arc many honcymooncrs. This prom
Uses to be one of the livelies, seasons
ever passed at White Sulphur. and
already the gayeties are under way.
Tho next event OF Importance will be
the celebration OF the Fourth of July,
and on Monday the colony will pass
one OF its most eventful days before
the advent OF the August season. The
Snorting events will start the program.
and 1t Will end at midnight, when the
last dance OF the patriotic ball will
be given.
The first event will be the fox hunt
al "aEnreak and the hunting break
fast in the White. Many horsemen from
both the Greenbricr and the White will
form the field, and 1t will be the first
hunt with the new pack of hounds and
me first held here in several years.
Ichhis and golf will constitute the
III the AFTERNOON the first out -of door
concert will be given by the band I'm
Inc pavilion before the White.
MT and Mrs. DeSoto Fitzgerald. Of
hichnono' who are spending the sum-
mer in the Hawley cottage. are enter
thihinG n house party for Miss Doreen
Fitzgerald this week. and among the
Young women present are the Misses
Nell reynolds. Mary Halves and Imo-
gene Gordon. of Richmond
MISS Martha Wall. Of Richmond,
joined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. car.
rett 3. Wall, in their cottage In Tansus
kow in the early part OF the week.
AFTER visit with some schoolmates In
Charleston.
Mrs. Archer Anderson, Mrs. F. d.
Mi,i'ams. Archer Anderson Williams
and Miss Frances L. L. Williams are
among the latest arrivals from wash
ihGton In the cottage COLONY Tho,
nave opened their home in RaItfmore
Ho" TOT the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Iraavllle G. Valentine and family, OF
RICHMOND. also arrived this week, and
are IN Virginia Row. Mrs Barton n
Erundy completes the list of Richmond
arrivals this week in the cottage
colony
george w. Stevens, president OF the
.hesapeake and Ohio Railroad. cele-
nra'ed the siXty-fourth anniversary OF
ms birth mt White Sulphur Strings on
Tuesday night. and he was accorded a
peasant surprise by thirty officials OF
the railroad, who arrived in specisI
tram late in the afternoon and gave
MIN dinner In the Greenbrier. Mr.
-'S'S was taHen 10 White SULPHUR by
ms son, Paul Stevens. who is SPENDING
the summer hero. ostensibly to spend
me a"E In rest. but on his arrival he
was greeted by the officials. who
drought him To the dinner and at its
Ciose presented him with a beautiful
COIN SILVER tray and service hand
somcly monogramed
Among the New Workers spending
the summer at the Springs are: Madame
Emma CaIve-Gasparri and her husband.
Gh Gasnarri: Senator and Mrs.
onIuncey NJ. Depew. the Baroness Won
andre hfrs. William n. PAYNE. Mr. and
MRS. j. r Harding. Mrs. \. Thnver
T,oon, a c. Gurnec. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]
hamilton, Lewis Colt Albro. Mr.. and
YRS George Randolph Chester. Mr.. and
MIS-. A. j. Drexei Biddle. Jr.: Cantatn
ana Mrs. Powell Clayton. Jr.: r Kendall
rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. G. X Clarke Mre
-. GORDON Cummings, Mrs. Adolph Lad
ehp"rE: D: r. Nartindale, Oliver Harri-
man ). Reddine Bertrin, Frederic A
= lara. Mrs Owen Johnson. Miss Enid
Mt'kins' Or. j. IT. French and family,
MRS. j. a. Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. lanes
l. Sranch and Mrs. N. F. Cironer