The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES At
WHITE SULPHUR

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ". Va.
July 25.-White Sulphur Springs is all
in a whirl with many social activities
that will usher in August with the gai-
ETY. and fervor that generally character
ICES the very height Of the season.
Luncheons, dinners and teas. bridge
parties, porch parties and lastly tally
no parties which are being revived hero
this year. have all been features at
White Sulphur this week. Mrs. James
R. Branch. of Richmond. conceived the
idea Of bringing back tn" tally-ho par
ties which have always been in IN" past
such a jolly feature Of the summer life
here. She gave the first party ON Sat
urday and no doubt many will follow.
The jplliest event this week Is tho
Baby Party being given Saturday night
at Hates Mountain club in which at
least seventy-five members Of the colo
ny will appear in baby costumes. y
dinner and dancing Will be features of
the evening and every ono will surely
have happy time. On Sunday evening
an old fashioned bccfst"ak party VIII b."
given at the club and b"cfst"ak Smoth-
cred in onions. the plrhian dish which
most everyone likes, viii be IN" "pltco
de resistance"
Mrs James Weir. OF Charleston. gave
one Of the largest teas of tn" week at
the Casino this week when she had over
thirty people ihcr" TO meet Miss NJ. L..
Laidiey Of Charleston who has been
Mrs. wc:rs guest nj her cottage.
Mrs. Thornton Lewis entertained over
sixty mmebers Of the summer colony at
The Meadows ut a delightful tea on
Wednesday In hnor Of Mrs. Qmn'ard
Taylor and Mrs. Benjamin Allison. Dr.
Taylor and DR.. Allison are Identified
with the medical establishment here and
the foursome served with presbyterian
Hospital Unit in France.
John r. Davis and party motorcd here
from Elkins to meet Henry G. Davis Ill
who made the return trip with them.
Mrs. Blaine Elkins. OF Washington. IS
the guest Of Mrs. Richardson Gibson at
her cottage In Baltimore Row.
Tho Tenth annual hors" show 10 b"
held at The Meadows. IL but two weeks
away and everyone ~ discussing the
event which marks tn" height Of the
summer here Mr.. Lawrence Lewis
who last year was in France. ~ s"Crc-
tary Of the horse show this year and
has been largely Instrumental in making
this one Of IN" largest and hes, shows
ever given. There viii hr twenty SIX
classes and many cups ar" l." b" award e.
cd. Many members Of Ia" younger set
will take part in the SHOW. riding and
jumping Some Of the th"roughhr"ds that
Lawrence Dickson ". Il. II. Grrrnbrrrr
Hunt added to the Dickson brother
string OF horses this spring when IN"
made a tour Of the Blue Grass sections
OF West Virginia Virginia aud Ken
lucky.
DR.. Fl. G. salt"r. OF Marln,on and
George A. Saltcr Of Baltimore. ar"
among the arrivals at Whit" Sulphur
Springs.
An interesting event "r last week
was the third annual luncheon given by
Mr.. George w. STEPHENS. federal mana
Ecr Of tho chesapeake 4 Ohi" railroad.
10 over 500 employees of III" road. Tn"
veteran employees association was "r-
Eanizcd three years ag" AMI ia" rrsr
luncheon was held hero. SInr, that rIiu,'
th"rc has been = m"mh' rshIp "ur"liiu"ui
nf 522 employees VIII" have served
twenty-five years with Tho, rnllr',rd \
in""ting was held h"trr" Ih' iuir.h. u'r -
which MANY si"""h"S "'r' h.Id
Throughou, IA" u"r'Iur rh,r. wa~
every IndiCatiuu Of tho !vNnI eurpnri
and fidelity "r thr employees. aud Nj
! stevens In his sr"crh '"u, bod Upon 'ha-
subject. thanking To" men for Then 60
operation and interest. That Eo!sh"v-
ism can find no home IN the ranks Of TIN