The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-25
JAMES BRADY and BRIDE
AMONG LATE ARRIVALS
Daughter of Earl and Countess Of
Limerick Attracts Much Attention
Mt White Sulphur Springs.
MANY PRIVATE CAR PARTIES
Charles NJ. Schwab, Deprived of
"Kur" in Europe, Comes to West
Virginia Resort, Incidentally Find
ing Use for His Golf Sticks.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w VA.
October 24.-1n the interesting private |
card parties that arrived at the Springs |
during the past week probably the most !
attention was attracted by James Cox !!
Brady and his bride. who was Lady J
Victoria May Perry. daughter of the
Earl and Countess of Limerick. TheTs
arrived the day following their marGt
riagc at Sea Verge" the home Of Mr. |
Brady's brother Nicholas F. Brady,
at Monmouth Beach. n. J.. ten days ago. |
During their visit they have visited the |
nearby farm houses, tramped over the |
trails. played tennis and golf and lived |!
out of doors. They made the steep
assents to the SUBMITS OF Rates Noun |
tain and Greenbrier Range.
In private car that came from
Elkins. w. Va. this week were Stephen
b. Elkins and c. H. Mccormick. of New |
York; Arthur Lee, of Washington;
Davis Elkins. of Morgantown. and ]. |
X. Dye. Jr., of Elkins. who have come
here for the "kur."
Two cars arrived from Pennsylvania |
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Mellon. of Pitts
burgh. arrived with Mr. and Mrs.
Cumberland Valley Road, NJ. c. Ken
nedy, arrived from Chamb ersburg with
Mrs Kennedy and Miss Kennedy;
Battle and j. NJ G e t'h aHe come me- IN IN;
for their annual "kur"
number of motor parties have ar
rived from, various points. Charles N.
Biddle arrived from Philadelphia with
Biiddie Mr.; and Mrs. :. G. de Ia cour. OF
Dougherty, of Philadelphia.
Elmhurst Farm has been the objec-
tive point OF many parties this week
For Mr.. 6 and Mrs. Charles N. schwab.
Watson gave an old Virginia luncheon.
Mrs. Gouverneur Fortnight entertained
t thses for p,i Mrs j. 4 Wysong, Mrs
nochan.
Others who have entertained this
Louise NJ, Tiffany. Mrs. Edmund s.
Twin,ng; Mrs Deverepx Emmett, Henry
New York; Mrs. Joseph T. Widener w.
a: Newbeld, Pr. and Mrs: j. Norman
aen & c of Phi a9 Snn,nu Mr. and Mrs
III; william .Whltr:dge,, 6, O'Donneii
Hillen. OF Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs
d. l.. Blount. of Brussels, Belgium
MANY FISHING PARTIES
VISIT TROUT STREAMS
The fishing season is on and every
h nay m1,qr saddle nis1i tramplng and driv
the Greenbrier River. for trout and
bass bass nshing, good Strings are being
e% aea seHsra at ha the gXsR
Greenbrier and Elmhurst Farm.
,c GhdTles A. Ms, sehwab and stag party
Wheelwright OF Baltimore. and NJ. L.
ternoon this Week in the schwab e mo- no.
went up the Greenbrier River twelve
They brought back six trout
-, Mr.; Schwab. who came for his annual
kur" that the European war prevented
when he appeared at the Greenbrler
Golf Club with a handsome set OF
scotch clubs, registered at the club and |
Aleck Simpson, of Stonehaven. Scotland.
for for his oi first lesson, Mr.. Schwab had
pee neen collecting and carrying around
never gotten around to taking I'D the
game He has made good progress,
the average.
Golfers have been getting in trim all
week Tor the annual autumn tourna-
Ing fortnight, when the season will be
at It's height. while the tennis players
have been PLAYING at the Casino in
brier and White Sulphur Springs cups.
IN women's and mems singles and dou-
oles and mixed doubles, for which the
entries were twice the number of last
fall.
MANY NEW ARRIVALS
AT,I'HE NEW GREENBRIER
Arrivals at the New Greenhrier this
Won, Ketteler. of Berlin; Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Blount. of Brussels aaa PARIS:
Mr7; Paul "a !, Morton, her daughter, Mrs.
Schermerhorn. Oliver Hartman, Mrs.
a. Murray Young, Dom Barber. Mrs
II. s; ksrbaugh. Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
ter, Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Clark, Mrs 10
seph Pulitzer. Miss Maud Macaron, Mr..
and Mrs Edward $; Hardness. Miss L.
Hazard. Mrs: J. j. Wysong. Henry
G EIadgeH Mcoiek xe George Gibbs, George
Moore, Mrs. +. G. Swift, Miss Francis
Moore, Of Washington; J; g. schmId-
pas bHon a a. and pow Ts %
Helen Audenreid, MIR and Mrs. b. D.
Pancoast; Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
Miss /: NJ Beecher. of Boston; G. r.
Metcalf. jesse Metcalf and w. r. Cal
lander, OF Providence.
Registrations from Ohio. Kentucky
West Virginia: Virginia and Pittsburgh
include j. G. Schmidlapp, of Cincinnati;
Mr.. and and Mrs Mrs J ~, E. Rundell, of Toledo;
dusky; Mr.; and Mrs. w. J.. Andrews
and Miss Andrews, of Cleveland: Mrs
a >. Hort, Miss Jessie Adams, OF
Louisville: Randolph Stalnaker. of
wheeling: Robert White, OF Romney:
+. w. Wright, a. s. Alexander, A. s.
Lyon. CLYDE n. Johnson, Charles Ca
pite, OF Charleston; Decatur Axtell, MIR
and Mrs. G. a. Murr!ctt OF Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Wise. of LeXington;
y. ID. Maher. w. S. Battle and i. H.
Gearhart, Of Roanoke: Davis Elkins,
OF Morganiown; Arthur Lee and J. X
Dye, Jr. of Elkins: Mr.. and Mrs. S. b.
Jameson. OF Buchanan: Mr.. and Mrs
G.. r. Caldwell and Miss Allen, az
staunton; Edward c. Vcnable. OF Pc
tersburg. and NJ j. Brennan. of Louis
Vile.