The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-23
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Especial To The Times Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA

August 22.--Thc war In Europe which
,has caused Il number u prominent poo
ple to stay at home. has brought the
house count ut both hotels here up to
N" record numbor, ai;, iiahy VINO Dad
planned coming here for the taiI s"h-
son upon their return from EUROPE.
came down here. Mr.. and Mrs: Edward
T. Cockcroft, Mrs Benedict j. Green
hut and Miss Grccnhut. who were
booked to sail on the Vaterland and
down to the New Grecnbricr with their
steamer luggage, and later received
main through the fall season. John NJ.
Hood, OF Baltimore, who WAS in Spain
when the war started. hurried TO Lon
don and sailed on the Maurctania
which locked ut Novia Scotia follow
ing AN exciting chase across tho At
iantic. MIR. Hood has Joined Mrs. Hood
and her mother. Mra. William Painter
here to remain until November.
Mrs. George r. Marys. wife OF tho
recently appointed ambassador to Rus
STA. who intended saillng a fortnight
ago, has Joined Mrs Barton Grundy n:
her cottage here. and others who nave
come to me springs instead Of going
John Markle. Mrs: II. NJ, Mcller. George
de Bonneville Keim. Benjamin Chew
Iilghman and Mrs. TiiEhman Mrs
iohn II. G. Kchlsaat, AIR. and Mrs
charlie. Crane. MIR and Mrs Charles
NJ Hewitt and Countess Wachtincister.
81 Paris Mrs William sproui. OF
6rier with John II. Sproul and William
r. Provost. has learned that senator
Sproul. who was at Beda Pestil where
he has large interests. when the war
broke out. has reached London and is
due TO sail next week for home.
Mr. pnd Mrs. SCHUYLER NJ Leggcu.
OF New York. who started last fall on
leisnrely tour around the world. and
had arrived al Shrinigar, ia the prov
ince OF Cashmere. India. where they
were spending the summer. have not
been heard from since July J. when
Mrs. Leggctt's mother. Mrs. Jacob
Phinizy. Of Augusta, Ca, had a long
cable via London, Singapore and TOk 30
so far have failed, ANA friends here are
r biz anxious
The annual Greenbricr Horse SNOW
was tho big sporting event OF the
season on calendar that has included
f9n nb iaets It me reeP6rier GoIf
sino. and ii Serics OF water sports and
contests at the swimming pool in tho
Guided Colonel J. i, Dana. OF Richfeld
Thnyer. The. Missos Alice. and Agnes
I:atimer Tuke. Of England. who spends
ne I,.a SUNNI - Tie Tnl'c es'ai". 1Irey-
Vile; Miss Marion RoneIst. = St Louis,
Mard Buchanan and Mr.. and Mrs
II,hGsrGnton L"%is Of cincinnau; ~ W.
ston. Mrs. s. y Woodvillc Or. Ar
buckle. OF Hewtsnurt. Mr.. and Mrs.
IS. q.
Misses Isnbel and BESSIE llaldeman. Of
Louisville. and In ana Mrs GEORGE T..
kahie. of indianapolis
There were many luuCbcon>, dinners
and suppcrs in tho wake OF the horse
show. and cottaR.rs who entertained
house parties were among tho partici
by the name cement OF the Nelv Green
brier in compliment 10 the board OF
governors, tho exhibitors, the box hold
ers and the hlue ribbon winners II
the show. which was inauguratcd seven
years ago ~ ioriner rresident TAFT
parties included Mir ana Mrs Charics
y, Hewitt. who entertained IN COM
Ili5ient 10 the Countess WachtIncistcr,
of Paris. who is At the New Greenbrier
for the fall season. Others with Mr.
and Mrs. H.Nvitt included Air and Mrs
a Smith
se9ator ana Mrs: James \. .p'Gorman
and Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Field Malone,
who We're accomua hy Nix and Mrs
John y. Mnhov. chareroued q party of
Ey,9,unk pnon!e in compliment, 10 ~
exhibitors. With The chief Justice
ana Mrs. White wcrc ATr. and Mrs.
Mrs Perry ;. Allen gave grill
luncheon and box party FOR Mrs. Geo.
7; Mare. wife ot tho recently appoint
Claude a Swanson, others invited in
eclnrdins Mrs. Edward Richmond. the
F fiSsn ard 55ssi9 on M Hien RiehmoYd smt
Edw4rd 9 kichmond. James Preston
an a. w: ,I q I ,i!l ,roa..,. .. ,
motored over from. their estate IN Vir-
ginia. were entegtain"d at - luncheon
AKA HHer BOX E E.r ~ Mr. an" s; MTs hd~
parties included Mrs i II outer
bridge. Mir. a,ld Mrs Edward r. COCK
ley. Mr. and Mrs. j.. e. Kn ioS Jr.. Mr. r.
and Mrs. George - McA1urtry, Jr.
nr; John Freeland, Colonel and Mrs
James Ransom Branch. Mr. ana Mrs
John Kerr Branch Signor ana Madame
Arnnldo Tambulini John Marble.
Sce!yc EencdlCt and H. T.. .Iudl.ins
Mrs. Maryc Who is sailing soon for
Russia with M Alagye. has been en-
Including dinner FOR thirty by Mrs.
Barton Grundv luncheon and hon
party at the Horse SHOW by Or ana
Mrs. Perry : allen. luncheon by
ne! for forty, which was followed bv
q dance when 700 additional attended.
by Sir. ana Mrs l:moIy Wnsh:p.
Mrs. ". l.. James gave Al auction and
the dansant" II the Casino on Thurs
Scay afternoon for members of the New
Washington colonies
Others who have entertained this
Teek include Mrs: William Haywood.
Commando J. Is. Gilmcr, Mr. and Mrs
s. Ice. Mrs. J; Kellogg Bradley, Mrs
Joseph joseph w. Bale. Mrs. George r.
White and senator and Mrs. James A.
CGorman who have been Joined BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Field MALONE and
Mr.. and Mrs. John ~ Mahcr.
The Chief Justice and Mrs White
who had box at the horse show. mad
q party.
Balt!moreans who entertained in
ciuded Mrs TTelfair W. Marriott. Mir
and Mrs. De Courcy ". Thom, Buxton
AZ. Rdgeley. J Livingston Minis. Mrs
Fleming Howell, Thomas Swami. Mrs
NJ Thompson Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. ".
y. Bowie. Mr. and Mrs john NJ Hood.
DR.. d. Il. Duff and Mrs. Dwight NAL
lory.
Mrs Claude y. Swanson. who mo-
iored up, has returned and joined John
J! Branch and Miss Efie Branch at
their cottage
Recent registrations ut the New
1I,reenbrier include Nh and Mrs. r.
Ross Perry, George y. Mills. Karl X
Gartner. Mrs. H. Clark, of Washing
ton; NJ. r. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. a. b.
Hancock. S w. Venablc. Mr., and Mrs
BBobert f.. Lee. Mrs, C. y. High. Miss
HoFhln. Mrs. |. u. Reid. Calvin Reid
Mrs. a w. Reid. of Baltimore: Colonel
ana Mrs y 6. Mcintosh. of Towson.
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