The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-10
WHITE SULPHUR
Especial 10 The rlmes.Di,pa,ch.l

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatch.
White sulphur springe, w. Va. Muy o.
1he annual spring meeting OF the Trans
AicEhantes Svou koads Association. AN
orgahizetion composed OF prominent mon of
ahars In tho ci,es and towns aionx the
motor routes uom New York. phiIAdci-
phia. Baltimore and Washing ION. through
Virginia ana Nest Virgins. held al
the New Ereenhtirr hotei this week. Final
arrangements we're competed 10y tho as
ecciauon 10 make the motor routes OF this
SECTION the besl III lne country. Ine
in tn.s section VIA b. Improved TO a state
OF PERFECTION that viii make tho main
highway uUwn to Staunton. Via Getlye-
buiS. itagerstown ana usninBton. through
best moor Toaus anywhere. score or
nVte motor parties nave arrived at the
New GreenpTier iiutei tnis spring ami neat
week ME- tiaranee Gray pinsinoro and
MIS-, c. .. sacAeit, who ~til motor down
Wat ArGiNe mere.
TIE menueiu OF tho association were
cuteituiIru at luncheon by Decatur AK
tel Inu nevIge ". stevens, some oi those
present ineiudins John &. Dice. Harry
!Ta@4sr, OF LeWisOuts. uscar a Price oil
hVneeNeT'e. a {; tord and W. q.
81 a.int"n, Attain IL LGttcpage. OF Char
Lesson. e. ". O>onton ANA u. G. Mcln-
;usu. OF tuyetteviue. W. Va. u. W. Jack
son, OF Ncos,er springs, J. 5. Walker Jr.
q. huntington.
Nj 4.I Alts. Emerson Chamberlain ar
limousine with Il party and reported tho
roaus la good CONDITION.
James Buchanan Brady. who arrived hore
on saturday VITA Frederick Housuian had
g strenuous time curing short stay. MIR.
Brady. VINO TOOK the kur ~tlile mere, set
sn example for the early risers lie Was
up ana oui bciuie sunrise. aud h.e-
,nile ,aunt MAS followed by visit 10 tho
kurhouss. ana later breakfast. un Satur-
day evening preceding the dance. MIR.
Brady entertained ii score or more friends
here at dinner. and on sunday he gave
- luncheon. 1T al! his parties there were
.ouveni-s. and tho floral decorations were
unusually beautiful Mr. Brady Will return
here neat month and VIII I've here oil and
ON throushou, the summer ecason.
With the exception OF few dinner par
49, .H4.N4 st.rr b,AGa dam AMT
~ the Casino. sociai activities have been
transferred TO the farmhouse whero old
veei; for the horseback riders. riders and
,rampers. VINO prefer hve-intle jaunt over
;he hills ee Heen appetizer.
h Tsm na" mao tea parses fo on
- Mountain Home ana Mann's Farm both
of which opened for tho season ten days
;i3s there have bee" number OF par
another and more unique far7p ,,ss will
Lawrence Dickson who have for several
wears been prominently identified with the
purchased huge tract OF land on Green
Nricr Mountain. Work Will commence next
week on plateau tho highest peak.
which commands magnificent view for
rad!ur OF forty miles. ON big rnmhins
FOR formal opening on July T. for the
summer and fall seasons Hero hunt break
f1sts luDChcO0s, teas, ulilnere ana sNppeTs
will be served all the year round. In old
Virginia style. ana In addition 10 menu
q. spoon bread. corn pone. wanlcs. fried
chicken and spicoi frute game In sea-
son. Will olso be served. As tho crows
r!es tho new farmhouse, which VIII he
known rs tho 'Tip-Top Tea House. will
to two miles from and within sight Of
New Grccnbrier. and Will DO reached by
Il Ave mile road up the mountain eide from
Dry Creek The road at present winds UP
the mountain within mile OF the site. md
,rom there on thc present trail Will he
w!dened for tho accommodation OF car
riREcs and motors.
Mrs. Anson Il Flower. OF Watcrtown.
entertained AZ Elmhur., this week IN com.
pliinent Ia the Misses Dorothy Woodruff
ana Elizabeth Dahcock. Others who have
been there and at Mountain Home ami
Mann's Farm, include Mrs. John Jacob
Actor Mrs. NJ. orme Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Oruoud French Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
". TAFT, Mr.. ana Mrs II. Casmir de Rha:n.
Cornelius Pugalcy. Arthur Leland. MIR. and
Mrs Bertrum VI. Borden. william dc For
est Haynes, Robert L. Gerry. ". dc Lancey
Kountae, George s. Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. G. Henderson. Mrs u 3 Hardness and
MI. and Mrs. ". T. LyfoTd.