Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
COOL, ideal WEATHER
ENJOYED At THE WHITE
Tracing Air Lends Enchantment to
Outdoor Sports, and Devotccs
Increase by Scores.
RIDING POPULAR
Motor Parties Take Long Drives
Through Mountains, and Moon.
light Picnics Are i'll High Favor. ,
Cakc-Waill Is Feature of Week

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA
July 31.-Another week OF cool, ideal
leather has made outdoor snorts tho
dominant attra ction at The White"
ihe number of riders has increased
oE the score, several motor n,rt,os
ltaVe the hotel every Iuv for ionr
drives through the mountains and
,iEopniiEh; picnics have become en-
.efdih%i: popular. Tennis golf, bridge
ana "hlkinS St!!l nave their devo,ces.
"Hi!" dancing In the cvcn:r.s i. a
."'N''Sai phStimc. The historic old
bai!rocm Of The Waite" p.c.cuts ,
iiFe!y scene every night. and the We
rahdas are always crowded with on
one Of the most amusing events OF
me week was the old-fashioned cake
Walk in the ballroom of The Green
hrer on Tuesday. The participants
"t!@"d IL true Virginia sty!r, which
'h,.ted much applause from the large
Ia" winning couple by Judge William
y. bay, % New York, who made IA
very humorous speech, which conclud-
ci with compliment 10 the winner
OF Tn" prize, whom nc called the fair
est Of her sen the Queen o. Spades"
Among tho Richmondc-s who were
present were Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
iace, Miss Gwcndolyrc Rutherford,
Miss Marie lsaacs. Mrs. Granville G..
Valentine. Mr. and Mrs. L. Victor W.l-
iiams. NJ. and Mrs. l. -. Taylor. Mrs.
Jonn y. Potts. Miss Nc!l Potts, Mr. and
Mis-. Deso;o Fitzgerald, Miss Doreen
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Garrett T. wall and
Miss Martha Huckner Wall
on Monday night party. comprised
OF Mtsses Bertha Clark, OF Phiadel-
ihla y. l.. Wa-nack. Of s.; Louis:
Dorothy Hancock. OF Te%as, and NJ r
belt2hoovcr. c. II. Mathe.ssen and John
II. French, Jr.. Of New York. lc:; the
hotel about s, had supper at El.nhur.t
Farm and then vent for a long ride
through the mountains, returning to
The White" about II. Another moon
:.Eh' picnic VAS given by Miss u. l..
Stc!nway TO a large par,y OF friends
on the banks OF the Grecnbrier.
Amons those VINO gather each after
noon for the triple attraction OF ten
mis-. tea and music at the Casino are
Archer Anderson. Mrs. Thomas T.
Murphy Mss Anna campbell ana MTs.
Constance W Robinson. Of Richmond:
Mrs. idulphe I.adenhurg. MISS kathe-
iino McLaug HIN, Baroness Won Fro
se!n Pardee. Mrs. l.. /. Young. Madame
roland + kno"dIer. Of New York: Mrs
W. s Roystcr. Mrs Richard D. Cook,
Mrs. William II. White, Jr. ana Mrs
John II. RodEers. 81 Norfolk Mrs.
Mrs Horteusc \ Bea,re. az Mobile.
The tennis enthusiasts are hard A,
work preparing for tna tournament,
which viii bc held mex, week. = num-
beg ot very exciting matches have been
played which drew rnuch attention
from tho large galleries gathered about
the courts Among those playing has
been especially Interesting are Misses
Lneu Yuill- and Gwendolyn King. o;
New York NESS Frances Clark o,
Philadelphia. and Miss nellie s. potts.
Dorcen Fitzgerald and Martha Wall.
OF Richmond. The spectators included
Mesdames John HcrnGon French.
Thomas b Yui!c. NJ Belrzhoover. @.
*. Clark and J. Ncarnv Warren. OF
New York Mrs Charles Davis Clark.
OF Philadelphia. Mrs. Andrew L Cook,
Of Cincinnati Mrs. George Waters
St!en, OF Baltimore and Mrs. Lewis
Hancock. OF Texas
Altar short Eastern trip John y.
Potts, il. rejoinsd his mother. Mrs.
John .. Potts. at The White" on We'd
nesday
The hcct Of private cars on the sid
ugm.nted hy Herbert CoppcN's car,