The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
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The Grenbrier. White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va, Aug. ll.--Mr. and
Mrs. r. b. Scott gave one OF the gay
est parties of the summer at the ca
sino on Tuesday TO celebrate the birth
day OF their son. Frederick X. Scott.
and also that OF Miss Millicent fuille.
of New York. Just as the cake was
cut. the Greenbrier orchestra played
the national anthem amidst great APP
plause The Casino was thronged
with guests, and the younger set fill
ed the dance floor.
Mrs. James r. Branch gave tea
dansant in honor OF Mr.. James Writ
Robinson. who Joined his mother, Mrs.
Writ Robinson. OF West Point, y. Y,
Two tables of bridge were played,
while the rest of the party danced
Among those present were the Misses
Yullle. Elizabeth Hanna. Elizabeth
Seeley. Edith G.. Marshall, Martha b.
Wall, Grace White, Mercer and Hilah
French, Katherine and Jeanne Nc
Iaughlin, Mrs. Parmely Herrick, Mrs.
Louis Hancock. and Messrs. II. b. Win
throp. Thomas h. Scott. George w.
stevens and Willoughby Sharp.
Horse show week was, as always,
quite the gayest time of the summer,
the throngs OF sojourners motored TO
the Meadows" the country estate Of
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. to at
tend the events. Among Richmond
colonists who held boxes were Mr.. and
Mrs. De Soto Fitzgerald. of Hawley
cottage: Mr.. George w. Stevens and
Miss Ashton Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett B. Wall were
with Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Thomas
on Friday. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
u hx{r Cat
day. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr Branch
were others who attended with MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas. Miss Eloise Hin
ton. 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
Miss 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. Mr.,
and Mrs Edward D. Christian and
Richard w. Christian. formerly Of
Virginia, passed a few days at the
springs while touring the Ailcghanies
by automobile.
Mr. George w. Stevens. who open
ed his cottage on Copeland hill last
week, was joined by his son. Mr.. Geo.
w. Stevens. Jr.
Mr. James T. Parkinson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eloise p. Macon. Of Rich
mond. are at the White for the bal
ance of the season.
Other Richmond arrivals at the
springs this week include Mrs VIII
liam r, Trigg. Jr., who is stopping
with Mrs. William II. White, and Dr.
j. NJ. WeitZel.
Prominent among other Southern
arrivals at the springs this week are
Mrs. John Chisholm, of Edisto Island,
S. c.: Mr. and Mrs, r. S. Register and
Mrs D. r. Cook with her three chill
dren, of Norfolk, who passed the ear
" part OF the summer at Virginia
Beach. Capt. Boyd Smith, of Fort
Royal Va. and Mrs. Ira Johnson, of
Norfolk, who is passing August with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Jackson Crispin, Of
New York
Miss Marjorie Pearson, of Asheville,
n. c., Is the guest OF Mrs. Thomas
Rutherford at her cottage.
Miss Helen .Wiseman, of Louisville.
Ky. is with Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
F. Witty. of Louisville.
Miss Martina l. Burke Joined Mrs
Thomas Burke. of Macon, TIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Paine and