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SOCIETY.
Washington Folk at
White Sulphur Springs
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
Va., August 28. —Mrs. T. 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 H. Porchere of Charlotte.
N. C.,; Mrs. John VV. Grant of Atlanta
and Mrs. Randall T. Dugue and Wil
liam Warren of New Orleans.
Miss Helen Carusi and Mr. and Mrs.
Milton C. Elliott of Washington, Mi;s.
Andrew M. Rejd, P. H. Duer and Mrs.
James Boyle of Baltimore, Mr. and
Mrs. Fltzhugh Lafferty, Mr. Garrett
B. Wall, jr., and Mr. Elmore D. Hotch
kiss, Jr., of Richmond; Miss Douglas
Gay Paine of Atlanta, Miss Eva Hall
of Macon, Oa„ and Miss Mary Kaye
of Louisville were among the guests
at the dinner dance given at the
Casino by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tait
the middle of the week. An orchestra
of students from the University of Vir
ginia furnished the music.
One thousand eight hundred anr.
seventy dollars was the sum realized
from the evening of bridge and mah
jong for the benefit of the White Sul
phur Community House. Mrs. An
drew M. Reid of Baltimore had charge
of the sale of tickets and donations.
