Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
|UGUsT GAYET|ES
| RUN INTO SEPTEMBER
Slackenfng OF Unusually Merry
race Set by Society at White
Sulphur Springs.
RICHMOND COLONY is LARGE
entertaining Centers Around Affairs
Planned in Honor Of Sir Frederick
and Lady Williams-Taylor, of
Montreal.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
a, September S.-The August gayeties
ave been carried over we'll into
eptemoer. and entertaining now has
'cused in honor of Sir Frederick and
ady Williams-Taylor. of Montreal.
rs. Stcvens's Cornish picnic of Satur-
~, At which over $50 people were
resent. will be shown in motion pic
Tres at the Greenbrier shortly. Din
er parties and teas for the titled
uests are among other means of en-
'rtaining. Lady Williams Taylor gave
luncheon to twelve women at the
teVens cottage on Copeland Hill on
uesday. Mesdames Garrett b. Wall.
trnes Il. Branch. Franklin d. Pelton.
enry Rutledge Buist. Oscar l.. Rich
rds. Harry X. Evans. William l.. Wat
On and William G. Worthington were
nong the guests.
Elmore d. Hotchkiss, Jr.. entertained
Ghtecn friends at dinner at the Lit
Log Cabin on Sunday evening. He
.turned to Richmond on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 3. Scott and
frederick Scott. who motored to Rich
Eond for the week. returned here on
unday.
Garrett B. Wall. Jr.. Joined Mr.. and
RS. Wall and Miss Martha Wall at
heir cottage on Georgia Row.
Colonel and Mrs. James r. Branch
ere among the thirty guests at a din
er given on Wednesday by Miss Eli
ibeth Lowndes.
Miss Josephine H. Mcclure enter
aimed at tea at the Casino on Friday
honor Of Miss Lowndes. who started
his week with Miss Aimee Sheridan.
[rs. Lowndes and Tasker G. Lowndes
pr their home in Cumberland.
Mrs. William Ruffner Cox gave tea
pr several friends at the Casino on
aturday.
General and Mrs. Cox and Mrs James
Pace returned to Richmond on
thursday.
The Richmond colony was we'll rep
fsented at a tea given by Mrs. a. II.
atimer TO over thirty women on Mon
arrett d. Wall, James r. Branch,
ranville C. Valentine and Miss Effie
ferr Branch were in the party.
Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor Is de-
oting the major part OF his time to
OFF. frequently playing thirty-six holes
day. De Soto Fitzgerald and r.
enry Harwood are often seen on the
nks with him.
Richmond arrivals this week at
White Sulphur include Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Williams. T. Garnet Tabb, ]. r. J.
nderson. Miss Mary Tyler. who is
topping with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Yuille: Edward r. Archer. ]. T.
eonard and C. A. Canapa. II. Walker
Wallace. Thomas Gay and son and W.
Taylor. Jr. were at the White for
lie weekend. George NJ Jones. of
ak Hill. Va. passed few days here
it'll Thomas r. Downing. Jr.. Of Am
erstdale.
Northern colonists are vending their
lay to the AlleGhanies TO enjoy the
{eliGhtful autumn. Prominent among
hose arriving this week are Mr.. and
IRIS. George Theo Smith and Miss Ma
{,lie Young Smith. OF New York; Mrs.
Del Ellis Fisher. Mrs. Margaret NJ.
.trong. Richard a. Strong and Alex n
tewart. also of New York: Mr. and
RS. Edward F. Beale and Mrs. Samuel
Grocer. of Deep Dale, Strat!ord. Pa:
hr. and Mrs. Sampel Porchcr. Mrs
r.. of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gerrish Beale. OF Chicago.
Edward r. Stettinius. Of the firm OF
! 2. Morgan & Co. New York, arrived
IL the Greenbrier on Sunday with
Hrs. Stettinius and party to pass sew
raj weeks. Martin Vogel. assistant
fnited States Treasurer. and Mrs. Vo-
| lei, who are here for a fortnight. play
off daily. while Miss Madeline Reese
| nd Miss Gladys Gleason, who arc
5'ith them. are noted figures in the
Hiding set.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Strauss started
or Washington on Thursday to pass
he weekend with MIR. and Mrs. Roger
]. Strauss. Mr.. Strauss will meet en-
oys Of the Russian and Japanese COM
iissions while there.
Samuel W. Lacy, OF Richmond, is
Hopping at the White.