The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
SOCIETY SEEKS SUNSHINE OF SOUTHERN RESORTS

v'Trfrr cr'fputr SPRINGS. W. va Nov
u Mud haths' are the latest fad here
200 connection with the "kur." Since the
European war has prevented many from
i.ug their annual mud kur" abroad
'..., has been a noticeable increase In
... uu1ucr Wao are taking the mud
Os;'s and treatment here. Nfs
rr-'o-,e.. Nci>cn. vino is accompd Ned
D. .D daughter. Mrs. Hollis II.
i!Wu.vc,L and viii he joined by her
.ta, daughter. Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt
o. latest exponent of the mud kur >
,.u,.- iu,,ude =. Shaw safe OF Newport
.l. b.st NJ Hartman of New York and
c.. ,td Mrs. j. NJ. Tarafa Of Havana.
N.-. Cornelius VANDERBILT, arrived at
o.. " Grccuhii,r on Thurs lay to take
u.. annual "t>ur." and next wetk Mrs
rs S.cJld Webb aud Ml, H. Nick
Tvrup'. ave arriving with suall parties
10 remain uuul after the Thanksgiving,
holiday. To- take their annual course OF
treatment
OtH.. arrivals who have come In dur
Hg o.. D,-t week include Nj and Mrs
J.u,s Brown Potter. the Ambassador
tr.r EIazU and Madame da CANA wno
vii hc joined by Govcrnor-eieCt and Mrs
Charles :. Whitman: Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. I;uthcrfurd. Mrs Henry \. Alexander.
who has with her Mrs. John A. Hart
vel. AIR and Mrs I.aac Townsend Bur-
len and Mr. and Mrs. leonard G. Hanna
Harry :. Black. who was here for a
bro visit this week. having come from
Oh" West in his private car. Is returning
FOR tine Thanksgiving holidays with
largo party.
Theodore y. Shonts has returned 20
New York but is also among those who
have rcscrvatons here for the holiday.
The others include Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie. George w stevens. former
senator aud Mrs. Clarence W. Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond. Mrs
l. Townsend Burden and Miss Evelyn
Burden.
The co'tagcrs are remaining much later
'hau usual this sea.on. and number
who usually left after Thanksgiving are
now planning to remain through the
Christmas holidays and entertain house
parties
Mr. and Mrs Harry Frazier have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. William Tams
wNn came mp from their summer hom-
AZ Stanton.
Mrs Barton II. Grundy and Miss MI
Ram Grundy. who have been at their cot
taCe In Virginia row since last MAY. win
nor l.avc until the middle of December.
Gr"yclifrc viii b. kept open all winter
hv NJ and Mrs. Thomas Tukc OF Eng
and who viii not leave until next June
20 bring MISC Gladys Tukc who is in
school in England. back here.
NJ and Mrs. Frank y Bolts. who
are spending their honeymoon in New
York. will spend tho holidays At The
Meadows with Mr and Mrs Thornton
Lewis AR ard Mrs Robert H. Parrish
are still at their place IN Covirgton. and
Ms g.. Il. l.. Rumbold anu Miss Rum
bold and Edward Rumbold will keep their
place open an winter.
All sorts Of affairs for the various or
carnations aiding the war sufferers hay"
been planned here. and already swim
ming poo! party has been given for the
American Red Cross Fund and N!s
" Arthur Stckney. who was on nar
honeymoon, spent the greater p.s- OF her
visit making sketches wh;-E- brought
fancy prices. The mc~er thus raised
wa. added to the sw:nr1tng party fund.
This week Nine Malta Mogabgab do
mated a silk K,t.snan Oriental rug. valued
az $3.50. sor -, benefit of the Belgian
war sufferers. \ committee OF promnen.
society women decided that the best way
20 dispose of the rug was to raffie II.
chances were sold from one cent TO s2.7I.
and Mrs. Barton n. GruudN drew the
lucky winning number, which called for
an expenditure of II cents. Some OF IN"
subscribers 10 the rattle included Mrs. Ed
Wart ;. Hardness, Mrs. GouNtfOeul NOT
right, Mr. and Mrs Winthrop Burr Ms
Joseph Pulitzer. Nj. and Mrs. George A.
Butler. Mr.. and Mrs Robert \. Gardiner.
Mr. and Mr.. Leonard G. Hanna. Mr.. and
Ms l. Townsend Burden. Mrs. Frederic
Nielsen, Mis-. Hollis H. Huunewel Nh
and Mrs Il. S,urges Ingersoll, Mrs. \. 7.
Hert and a number OF others.
Thy honeymoon colony at the New
Greenbrier is the largest now OF the au-
tumn season. and at The thes dansants In
the afternoon In the spring room and the
dances i'm the ballroom i'm the evenings
they occupy the centre OF the stage
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick q. Hostetter,
latter formerly Miss Martha G. Gum. are
here on their honeymoon before going to
heir home at Broad Run, Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hostettcr have been among those
giving old Virginia luncheons and suppers
az Elmhurst Farm this week.