Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12
MR.. AND MRS. SCOTT
HOSTS At GAY PARTY
Aney Entertain at White Sulphur in
honor Of Their Son and Miss Mil
- lfcent Yhille, OF New York.
MRS BRANCH GIVES DANsANT
Horse Show Week, as Usual, Is NIer-
rfest Time of Season, and Notable
Parties Journey to the "NIcadows"
to See High Shoppers Perform.
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS w
VA August 11.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Is. Scott gave one OF the gayest parties
OF the summer at the Casino on Tues
DAY to celebrate the birthday OF their
son. Frederic II. Scott, and also that
OF Miss Millicent Yuille. of New York
Just rs the cake was cut the Green
or'er orchestra played the national
anthem amidst great applause. The
casino was thronged with guests, and
tho younger set filled the dance floor
Mrs. james r. Branch gave n tea
dansant in honor Of James Writ Rob
inson, who joined his mother. Mrs. Writ
Kobinson. OF West Point, n. Y. Two
tables OF bridge were played. while the
rest Of the party danced. Among
those present were the Misses Yuille
Elizabeth Hanna. Elizabeth Seclcy
Edith G. Marshall, Martha b. Wall
Grace White Mercer and Hilah French
katherine and Jeanne Mclaughlin
Mrs. Parmely Hcrrick. Mrs. Louis
Hancock. and II. b. Winthrop Thomas
H. Scott. George w. Stevens and
WilIoughby Sharp.
Horse show week was. as always
quite the gaycst time Of the summer
and throngs of sojourners motored TO
The Meadows" the country estate of
MI. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. TO at
tend the events. Among Richmond
colonists who held boxes were Mr. and
Mrs. De Soto Fitz Gerald. of Hawley
Cottage: George W. Stevens and Miss
Ashton Wilson. MIR. and Mrs. Garrett
e. Wall were with MIR. and Mrs. James
r. Thomas on Friday. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Scott were their guests
on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr
Branch were others who attended
with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas. Miss
Eloisc Hinton. who has been taking
the jumps at Harris Run with other
members of the younger set, rode in
the special jumping class for ladies
Others from here seen in the saddle
there were Misses Grace White. Of
Louisville; Miss Marion Carpenter and
Miss Mercer French, of New York.
Colonel and Mrs John Murphy ar
rived from Richmond on Monday TO
pass several weeks at the White.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward ID. Christian
and Richard w. Christian. formerly Of
Virginia. passed few days at the
Springs while touring the Aileghanies
by automobile.
George w. Stevens. who opened his
cottage on Copeland Hill last week
Was Joined ny his son. George w
Stevens, Jr.
James T. Parkinson and daughter
Mrs. Eloise p. Macon. OF Richmond. are
at the White for the remainder OF the
season. Other Richmond arrivals at
the Springs this week include Mrs. Will
liam r. Trigg, Jr., who is stopping with
Mrs. william II. White, and DIT. J. NJ.
WcitzeL Prominent among other
Southern arrivals at the Springs are
Mrs John Chisholm. OF Edisto Island
S. e.: Mr.. and Mrs +. S. Register and
Mrs. y. r. Cook. with her three chill
dren. OF Norfolk, who passed the early
part OF the summer at Virginia Beach;
Captain Boyd-Smth. of Fort Royal
Va. and Mrs. Ira johnson. Of Nor
folk. who is passing Angus, with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Jackson Crispin. of New
York.
Miss Marjorie Pearson, Of Ashcvillc
n. c.. Is the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Rutherford at her cottage. and Miss
Helen Wiseman, OF Louisville. KY, is
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander p. WITTY.
OF Louisville. Miss Martina l.. Burke
joined Mrs. Thomas Burke. of Macon
Ga.
Now that Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Paine and Miss Douglas Gay Payne
have arrived from Atlanta, Ga. with
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Grant and Miss
Margaret Grant, the summer colonists
are assured that the season is we'll on
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Penick and Miss
Veva Penck. OF New Orleans, arc
again at the Springs. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Yuiile, Miss Millicent Yuille
and the Misses Burke and Nancy
Yuille arrived at their cottage on
Thursday from New York Mr. and
and Miss Ruth NJ. Peck, of Woodmerc
L. l.: Mr.. and Mrs. Walton H. Marshall
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Rice are other
New York colonists here. Mrs. Roy
a. Rainey and Miss Ann and Master
Roy Raincy. Jr.. of "Coneio Farm"
Huntington, L. l.. have come to pass
the summer. Mrs. Edward Duffy and
Miss Mary Tyler Duffy are popular
members Of the Baltimore contingent
Mr.. and Mrs Carl A. Joerisscn, who
arc at Patterson Cottage. are enter
tanning DR.. Gregory Stragnall, of
Paris. They will have as their week
end guests Georges Geoffroys and
Claude Loinglois, attaches of the
French high commission at Washing
ton. who were here two weeks ago.
Mrs. Dc Soto Fitz Gerald gave an
auction party at the Hawley Cottage
on Tuesday morning, and among others
entertaining at auction this week were
Mrs. Writ Robinson and Mrs. William
Livingston Watson.
j. G. Hopkins, Jr., G. Purcell McCue
and Leonard Clark of Greenwood, who
are motoring about the resorts. passed
several days at the White this week
NJ. II. Crump, Of Boiling Green, is
Mt the White,
Baxter Shemwell, of Washington:
Mrs. Merritt Cooke and Miss Elizabeth
Cooke, OF Norfolk, are other So
journers here this week.
Observation-Disclosures