Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
SUMMER SOJOuRNERs TO
HOLD OLD WHITE GERMAN
Guests at White Suy,hur Springs
Make Preparations for An
nunl Event

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS w.
VA. Aus. lS.-The preparations for
the annual Old White German. which
VIII take place Monday night in the
historic Old White ballroom. arc an
scrhirG the intorcs; OF the Southern
colony here. This well-known fes-
ture. which has been an event o. the
summer season for many years. fpl-
lowing the precedent since artc-
bc'ium dn's, is being planned 10y a
number OF prominent visitors Govor-
nor and AIRS. IL. r. Morgan have been
invited 10 lead the grand march. and
are expected &c attend. Oliver Has
rlman anu thomas Paine of Atlanta
Will he the cot!liion leaders. and SIX
OF the most Popular dcbutautcS arc
beng chosen as partners to assist m
LEADING the figures. SoiourncrS here
arc taking much interes; in the
choice. ON the german COMMITTEES are
Garrett T. Wall, of Richmond: Robert
y. .WarmaCk, OF ST Louis: NJ. chap
pcllc Heath. Of Columbia, : c.; Harry
NJ. TAFT. lanes T. Weir, of Charleston.
w. Va. William II. Kaye. OF Louis
viilc: De Courcy W. Thorn. Of Bal
timorc: Thornton Lewis. Harold A.
Howard. of Chicago. Henry V. ra;;.
William Hh!nclander Stewart. Irving
:. Bush. Ernest T. Isclin. George =
Smith. OF New York.
In the second round match play.
Of the ladies summer tournaments
Mrs. Charles Il. Fowler, OF New York.
who had led the first days medal
play with score OF SIS for the cich-
teen holes. withdrew. Miss Elizabeth
kntSht. of Charleston. w Va was
next low in the qualifying round.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Brown the
~ = ~, ~ To- p
New York, have Joined the Baltimore
colony for the month ot August.
Mr. ana Mrs. he Courcy W. Thom
and Mrs. Louis McI.ano Tiffany were
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs Henry "
Taft, OF New York. at dinner which
was also attended by William II.
Guthrie. William Rhjnelander stew
art. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest lselin Mr..
ana Mrs. James 4 Weir. OF Charles
ton. and Mrs William Graham Elem
ing. OF New Yor.
The Casino Supper-daure ;hIs W eek
Was the most successful Of the sea
son 80 far. being attended los i~auy
society folk. Among those entertain
ing were: Mr.. Tiffany. OF Baltimore.
With Il party OF seven; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Payne, OF Harrisburc Pa. with
ten: Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Chappeile Heath.
Of Columbia, :. G. with = yarty or
twenty; Mr.. and Mrs & {. O-burn. of
Portsmouth. Va; Nh and Ms w. Il;
i.lndemann. OF Richmond; Mrs X
Wise. with twenty guests
NJ. and Mrs. James Il Branch. Of
Richmond entertained thirty guests
a; tea 81 their summer horne on tho
Valley View Road :his week Anon:
those present We're: Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward c. Mayo and Mr.. Alfred r uar-
ris. Mrs. Andrew Melville Reid. OF
baltimore; the Misses Beth and Is.
abel Haldemar, Of Louisville. MI
and Mrs. John J. Selbel Nlr and
Mrs. William Z. Semple. ~ Louisville:
Mrs. Joseph Guernsey and Mrs WI
liam W. McAlpin, Of New York.
Mrs. Andrew NJ Reid who i the
sun; OF General Jonrc ,u,6r,.ilnei
Informally 1t bridge this week. Mrs.
Thomas Vi, ChatarG also was hostess
20 q table ~ bridge, which is es-
pecia!ly popular Just now with the
southern colonists. Miss Nellie Far.
we'll entertained informally at cards
on Wednesday, afternoon.
Among the sojourners OF the week
are: Justice and Mrs Edmund WaG-
dill. DR.. Joseph y. Waite. OF Rich
mond; Harris Hart. Superintendent Of
fuh!ic instruction OF Virginia: Blaine
Eiktns, of Washington; Mrs NJ l.
Phinizy. Of Atlanta; Mrs EVELYN Allen
and Mrs. George NJ. Gadsdrn. OF Sa.
Nannah; Lucien Cooke. OF Roanoke.
Mrs. Edward Duty. with the Misses
Elizabeth and Frances Duty. OF BAL.
tmorei Mrs. David r. Francis. Jr..
daughterin- law Of one-i!mc Cover
Tor OF Missouri.