The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-14
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
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White sulphur Springs W Va Sep
TENDER 13.-Thc fnost charming affair
OF the late season was the beautifully
appointed luncheon given I'm the grill
Friday OF last week by Mrs. Decatur
Axtell, of Richmond. In compliment to
Mrs. Arthur Lee. daughter OF Senator
Davis, of West Virginia. who has been
here off and on all summer In one OF
the hotel cottages
private dining room was impro-
Nlsed IN the grin by screens, and the
table decorations. done by, n Richmond
florist, were among the most effective
of the season.
The company included Miss Mary
Gusts Lee. Mrs. John Hcrndon French.
Mrs. Barton Haxar Grundy. Mrs. VIII
mot y. Porcher. AIRS. Garrett -. Wall,
: AIRS. Henry $. Holmes. Mrs r. T..
Thorpe. Mrs. George Dwight Kahlo
Mrs James X. Thomas and Miss Fran
ces Scott. who arrived here a fortnight
ago from Richmond TO spend the late
season.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee, who spent the
early summer here. hes returned. Miss
Lee is among the prominent Southern
crs here now who is taking the cure
Mrs Thomas u. Paine swept every
ming before her at the Greenbrier Golf
or the cup offered at the club for tho
lowest score for women with n A. the
record with Mrs. Marion Whaley
Mrs Paine shared honors with a score
OF 40 Tor the cups offered for the wo-
mems double, and in the mixed four
some Mrs. Paine. playing with H. Sci
bels. carried off the honors with A.
me mems single was won by MIR. Sci
bells. and the doubles were carried off
by Leroy Percy and G. Thacher. witt,
In
his departure last week, presented the
cups In The drawing room of the hotel
and his presentation speeches were the
eature OF the evening
y Dig influx of autumn arrivals who
Fave come in during the past week
nave added to the gaiety here Those
VINO nave come for tho fan season 10
take inc cure are staying for the
present at The White" the old hotel
while Fred Sterry, the managing direc-
tor, and his corps OF assistants, includ-
ing j. Howard Slocum, the resident
manager. and Owen J. Mclaughlin. the
room clerk. are rushing things at the
New Grcenbrier, which Is now sched-
oled 70 open on September %, a week
earlier than ut first planned
inc carpets have all been laid i'm the
re" MOTEL and nearly all the furniture
~ set up on All the upper floors. Mons
neoFgch Everard, inutrc dhotel at the
Hlaza Hotel in New York ever since
It's opening, arrived this morning TO
rake charge here or the entire force
OF French chefs, walters ana help
Mons. Eferard is well known TO many
who are arriving here for the fan goa
son, as he has known many Americans
= the Ritz hotels In London and Paris
which he opened
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon and stan
nope Wood Nixon arrived from South
;mptun, /. J., last Sunday. 10 spend tho
fal! season, and Will be Joined by a
party of friends when the New Green
t:icr opens
Mrs Clarence Cary and Miss Nc
Candies arrived from New York on
sunday to take tho cure and spend tho
fall season, and tonight Mr. and Mrs
j stevens Ulman arrived with their
iafnily 10 remain at The White" until
INC formal orcning of the Greenbricr.
Many private cars Will come down
Tor the opening OF the new hotel Two
weeks from tonight special train
OF private cars will leave the Penn.
sy!Tania Station for White sulphur
and many OF those who will bring
down parties will remain the three
weeks necessary TO complete tho
sure while others plan to remain
throughout the season. which will CON
tinue until after Thanksgiving, when
the deer and Wild turkey hunting sea-
sons are on.
Some OF the mo-, prominent New
workers. and Philadclphians Will be
here during the fan season before tho
horse show and opera season claim
attention in town.
Some OF those who have engaged
suites and will arrive from New. York
include: Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones, Mrs. Henry VI Flagler. Mr. and
Mrs r. Livingston Beeckman. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Brokaw, aIr. and Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen II. Brown, Mrs. Henry G..
Trevor, Mrs II. NJ. Alexander, MIR. and
Mrs E. y. Duke. Angler Duke, Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Mott warner, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Goelet McVicker. Mrs.
Gouverncur Kortright, Mrs. j. g. Hoag-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Watson,
Spencer Turner Miss Newbold. Miss
Mabel Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Spies Kip. Mrs. William Lowe Rice.
Mrs Henry S, Redmond, Mrs. John Jay
Borland Colonel and Mrs. Willis s.
Paine. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris w AIundv.
H. r Eldridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S
Witherbee. Jesse l.. Eddy. Miss Mil
dred Eddy. Mrs. Arthur Glib. Mrs.
George j. Clausen. Franklin Plummer.
Dunbar Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
Shaw. Miss Louise Scott. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. S. Walton. Robert Grier Cooke,
George +. Johnson and others.
The Duchess de Chaulnes will ar
rive in private car party with her
father. Theodore p. SHOUTS and Miss
Marguerite Shonts Immediately upon
ittuiH LiOIi aDTOau, anu OtnerS
who will arrive in private cars include
Harry S. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
y. Vandcrlp, Frank Trumbull and
Larry Waterbury, who. ii is reported,
Is looking for 4 Middle South polo
field to be used after the Aiken sea-
son and before Lakewood is available
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury
will arrive from Philadelphia in pri-
vate car. and others from the Quaker
City who will be here include Mr. and
Mrs Charles L. Cragin. who arrive next
week from Breton Woods; Mrs a.
Sidney Carpenter and Hamilton Diss-
ton Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
f. Warner and the Misses Sue and
Evelyn Sullivan. and Mr.. and Mrs. Sgd
ney Wynne Ffoulked, who returned
to Bryn Mawr last week, after having
spent the summer here