The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
WHITE SULPHUR


White sulphur Springs. w. Va. Sep
ten Der 2o.--A special train Of private
oars VIII leave tho PENNSYLVANIA sta
lion In New York next Saturday for
Nhito sulphur at half past in the
AFTERNOON. and the fall season. which
..A5 been well under way FOR fort =
,Isht. VIII have its official Inaugural
lion on Monday evening in the new
Grcoubrivr Hotel which will be opened
ry Fred Ste-ry on THURSDAY. y mum
lcr ot dinners Viii be given on Mon
Gay night TO mark the opening, ana
-.N three private dining rooms and
ii.arly every available table IN tho
.sautlful new dining room have been
engaged for dinner parties.
Frederick Steiner. the New York
arclitcct and Miss Maudc Sterncr, tn"
slue5sn;epding the final details. OF tho
actel. which MAS not scheduled for
c5e,urg uutn october J. Tonight tbs
..t,1 il practically complete, ard Nr.
4 .rry. Who has spent the greater por-
tI1n II the week here, says he could
open tho inoEniHccnt new hosiery III
IIo morning If 1t were necessary.
some OF those who viii bring down
prtvute parties. many OF whom are
com,ug especially for the opening IN
,,!do Mr. ANA Mrs George w. stevens.
vto have peeu entertaining NJ Virginia
Nfuuor: X Livingston BeeCknan. Harry
: 5lack, who wlll come almost as soon
SIS re arrives from abroad this week;
Frank Truwbull. MI. and Mrs Frank
A. Narderlip. Mrs. Henry NJ. FiaElor
Nir and Mrs. Pembroke Jones ana Miss
Naoel Gerry, Franklin Plummer and
Ma! Watson.
Others who Will be here include
aud Brokaw. MIR. and Mrs j. Lorimer
Worder. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Schiu
Mrs Aymar, Mrs Hugh J. Chisholm;
Nr and Mrs Frank : Witherbcc and
Miss Louise Witherbee, and Mr.. and
Nrs Archibald McCrea and the Misses
Duulop. who viii arrive from their
shooting box at Empori2. where they
lave been since their arrival a fort
f.snt ago from abroad.
The week has been q gay one. with
usrtcct autumn weather bringing out
tl. golf and tennis players ana horse
.dck riders. who have explored every
tran within a radius of twenty miles
die picuics that have lasted all day.
The golf players at tho Grcenbrier
Golf Club are now getting in trim
for the annual fail tournament in Oc-
tohcr. ana every afternoon during the
tea hour, which was tnauGurated this
week at the Casino. while tho band has
played. the tennis players. have been
hard 81 work preparing for the oc-
jober tennis tournaments for the
Greenbrier and White sulphur cups
The small army OF horseback riders
here are now deeply Interested III the
formation OF the new Greenbrier Hunt
Club. which will have series, of
meets during the annual horse show
next month Mrs. Thornton Lewis the
only woman horse show manager in
Tie country. who is the general man
aver of the horse show. is deeply in
tcrested In tho new hunt club. OF which
Lawrence Dickson is the NJ. + H. The
cub which viii include many of the
horseback riders here, Will have un-
usual advantages in having three
meeting plaCcs-Elmhurst Farm. ON
the Greeubrier River; Mountain
Home" the Dickson estate. and the
Meadows stock Farm. where the horse
snow grounds and race track are. Here
The series Of races and steeplecha Sc
events that Will, be feature of the
fall season Of the club VIII he held.
while the drag hunts and fox chascS
will he started At the two farmhouses,
where hunt breakfasts. uncheons and
suppers viii he had before ana after
The annual horse show. which has
been shifted from the summer 10 the
fall season. promises 10 be the biggest
event on the Southern horse show cir
cult this season. some of the exhibit
tors including Hunter Breckenridge,
David Dunlop. DIR. Guy Fairfax Whit
ing Fassifern stock Farm Peter
Duryea. Point An View stock Farm.
Blaine Elkius. Arthur Lee. Miss Helen
Buchanan Colonel Robert VI. Thomp-
Barton French and a number of 9th
"rS.
Elmhurst Farm. down on the Green
hricr River, eight miles from the New
Grccnbricr Hotel has been the ron
devious for society this week, and
ovciy day horseback riders. who have
hccn out early and late. have dropped
supper, whil. many who drive OF
motor have stopped there during the
tea hour. when tea is served on the
broad DiaZZas of the old farmhouse