Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29
.DEbUTANTES HONOR
BOYS IN UNIFORMS
White Sulphur Colony Moro Inter,
csted In War Preparations Than
- In Social Activities.
9RIoHMoNDERs AMONG GUESTS
Riding and Driving Parties, With
Golf and Tennis, Afford Chief
Amusements - Children's Dances
Attract the Youngsters.
Especial to The Time..Dispatch.I


Il WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA.
July 2S.-The White Sulphur colon,
has been STEPPED in war talk this week
and. over war bulletins and knitting
needles, the talk goes on. Social &C.
4 tivities have been submerged by the
great issue. and the summer contin-
gent has taken out the pent-up energy
ing over the trails. Debutantes are ut
their toiliest. entertaining daily for the
few boys and men who are left for the
sport activities 1T tho resort.
Among other events are frequent tea
dAnsants. and the largest given this
season was that OF Miss Lois Stabo
Cate. who entertained at the Casino
IN honor OF c. Roberts Coke. who came
from New York to pass a few days
with the younger set. Weekend ar
rivals include many Registered boys"
and sayety reaches its height when
Lewis Hancock. Jr., ensign in the
United States Navy. passed the week
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Hancock, of Austin, Texas and
the Misses Dorothy. Mildred and Mar
jorie Hancock. who arrived last week
10 remain through August.
Mrs. Granville 3. Valentine is en-
tertaining Mrs. James Linwood An
trim and Miss Nora Lee Antrim. Of
Richmond. Miss Mary McCaw Halves
OF Richmond. is stopping at Hawley
cottage with Mrs. DeSoto Fitz Gerald
and Miss Doreen Fitz Gerald Miss
Fannie Anderson liobson and her uncle
Archer Anderson. Joined Mrs. Anderson
and Miss Sally Anderson at their cot
tase. Garrett Is Wall, William H.
White. DeSoto Fitz Gerald. Caldwell
hardy and A. Fharo Cage were among
Richmond sojourners who passed the
weekend at the Springs
r.
entertained at dinner on Saturday for
MT and Mrs Gardner w. White, who
arc passing their honeymoon at the
Greenbricr. oliver and Arnold Daly
Miss Helen Henderson and DR.. John
freeiand were among others present.
Mrs. McGraw and Miss Henderson went
10 virginia Hot Springs by automobile
to pass few days at the Homestead
ana VIII be Joined at the Greenbrler
later in the week by Mr.. McGraw.
Inc most OF Riddles. who form such
= Pheasant colony at White Sulphur
during the summer months. are enioy-
ihg the children's dancing hour every
evening In the ball room of the White.
The first children's ball will be given
there next month.
Senator Robert Owen. Mrs. Owen and
Miss Dorothea Owen. OF Washington.
nave Joined the capitol city colony ut
the Gresnbrier. Chief Justice Seth
shepard and Mrs. Shepard, who enjoy
the drives about White Sulphur. drove
over Jericho Draft on Tuesday. stop
ping at the Little Log Cabin. at Sunny
Brook Farm. on their return at the
tea hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus c Downing.
the Misses Alys NJ. and Elsie B. Down
ing, who have spent several weeks at
the Greenbrier. returned to Washing
ton on Thursday. CARL Jorrissen spent
the weekend with Mrs. Jorrissen who
is passing July and August at the
White. Mrs. Thomas Boiling. of Rich
mond. is visiting Mrs. Thomas Ruther-
ford al her cottage. Notable among
others joining the summer colony are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hancock and
daughters. of Austin. Texas: Mrs l.
B. Woodward, OF 81. Louis. who will be
joined later by Mr. Woodward: Mrs.
William Livingston Watson, OF Balti-
more. who is at the White for the bal
ance of the summer. Brs Louis Nc
Lane Tiffany and Miss Elizabeth Jose
phine Browne. OF Baltimore, are ener-
getic workers for the Red Cross. s
Staley Tregellas. of Baltimore. is en-
joying fe~ weeks OF riding and other
sports al the Springs