Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-29
Washington Folk at
White SULPHUR Springs

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
Va, August 2S.-Mrs. r. Garland Tins
ley of Baltimore gave one OF the most
attractive luncheons Of the week in
the Tudor grill of the Greenbrier for
Mrs. Andrew Melville Reid, Mrs. Bev-
erly Brown and Mrs. James Brown OF
Baltimore. Mrs. Milton c. Elliott and
Miss Mary Maxwell of Washington,
Mrs Thomas w. Rutherford and Mrs.
Melville c. Branch of Richmond, Mrs.
William II. Porchere of Charlotte,
N. c.; Mrs. John w. Grant Of Atlanta
and Mrs. Randall r. Dugue and VIII
liam Warren Of New Orleans.
Miss Helen Carusi and Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton c. Elliott of Washington, Mrs
Andrew NJ. Reid, p. II. Duer and Mrs.
James Boyle of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lafferty, Mr.. Garrett
3. Wall. jr., and Mr.. Elmore d. Hotch-
kiss jr., of Richmond; Miss Douglas
Gay Paine Of Atlanta, Miss Eva Hall
Of Macon, Ca, and Miss Mary Kaye
Of Louisville were among the guests
at the dinner dance given at the
Casino by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry TAFT
the middle of the week. An orchestra
of students from the University Of Vir
ginia furnished the music.
One thousand eight hundred ant
seventy dollars was the sum realized
from the evening Of bridge and nah.
tong for the benefit Of the White Sui.
phur Community House. Mrs. An
drew M. Reid Of Baltimore had charge
Of the sale Of tickets and donations.
Most Of those who attended the
fancy dress ball at Hates Mountain
Club were guests at the dinner given
J. Miller Frazier of Philadelphia in
the Tudor grill. Those in costume
gathered in the foyer of the Green
brier at 10 o'clock for the grand
march to the ballroom, where prizes
were awarded. Gen. 10 Lane Stern in
the dress uniform of a general of the
Virginia State Militia led the march
with Miss Douglas Gay Paine of At
lanta. dressed as a cocktail in a cos
tune Of cloth of gold with spurs and
headdress Of black coque's feathers.
Miss Paine and Mr.. Walter G.. Mort
land, in an Oriental costume. were
awarded the prizes.
Some of those in costume were: Mrs
Edward Grocer. old New York: Mrs
Murray BOCcOck, Russian costume:
Mrs. Thomas B. Paine, harem lady;
Mr.. Paine. Arab; Senator Barksdale.
Oriental costume; Miss Mary Kaye,
Spanish; Mrs. Milton c. Elliott. old
gold Oriental costume: Mr.. Elliott,
mandarin: Mrs. w. II. Porchere, white
and silver costume; Mr.. Pochere, man.
DARN; Miss Norval Clark Mumford of
Washington. Spanish girl; Miss Helen
Carusi of Washington. court beauty
Of Louis XVI period; Mrs. r. Garland
Tinsley, white and silver dress with
pearl headdress: Mr. John W. Grant
Of Atlanta. pasha; Miss Eva Hall, Ma
con, Ga, little girl: Mr.. l.. F. Harcum
of Baltimore, sheik: Miss Victoria
ODER Of Baltimore, Spanish girl; Mr..
Elmore d. Hotchkiss. jr., Of Rich
mond. Chinese; Mrs. Randall 7.
Dugue, Oriental lady; Mrs. Olmstead
of Richmond, 1860 costume; Miss
Marian Brown, harlequin; Mrs. Max
well Howard silver and blue metal
costume, and Mrs. John Wallace, sill
yer and purple Follies.
Mrs. Milton c.. Elliott of Washing
ton entertained 80 ladies' last week at
Southern luncheon at Elmhurst
Farm.
Miss Ruby Bigger of Richmond is
the guest of Mrs. Thornton Lewis.
The annual Greenbrier- White Sui
phur Horse Show took place before a
large assemblage, which filled boxes
and grandstands. There was a fine
showing of Virginia. bred hunters and
jumpers, and many handsome trophies
were given. 1t was held under the
auspices of the White Sulphur Horse
Show Association. of which Mr.. Thorn
ton Lewis is president and Mr.. Ed
ward Grocer vice president, and was
followed by one of the most brilliant
horse show balls ever given at the
Greenbrier.