Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
CHARITY AND GA|E7Y
WALKING. HAND in HAND
Big December Throng at White Sui
= phllr Finds Time for Less
Fortunate Fellows.
BELGIAN RELIES UppERMosT
All Good Deeds Not for People
Abroad, and Hotel Employe LIS Re-
cipient OF Advance Gift From
Santa Claus.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA.
80 hand In hand hore and the big De-
cember throng which Is living an out
door life playing golf and tennis, shoot
riding and driving. has found time for
interest in others less fortunate.
Following "a series Of events. includ,,
= Ing operate concerts. theatricals and
ranles for the Belgian sufferers and
lie American Red Cross Society. some
enc discovered that charity should be-
grounds OF the White Sulphur Springs
estate. a matron, who has been mem
be- Of the summer and autumn cottage
worthy employee who was going around
on crude peg Of his own manufac-
Visitors here subscribed the 500 nee.
esasry to buy comfortable artificial
leg that Will be SO natural that no one
%h know the dn ,nst =
is going 10 deliver ahead Of time. some
. OF the subscribers Included employees
OF the hotel. and Mrs. Frederic Neil
son. John lays Hammond. DR.. john
IIcrndon French, Mrs. Jere Fl. Wheel
wright, Mrs. Clarence w. Watson; Mr.
stevens. Frank ii. Davis, MIS- fairy
: Frazier, Frank Ross, Judge William. Fl.
White. Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. Akers. DR..
FISHING FOR TROUT
ONE OF BIG CARDS
Trout fishing continues to be one OF
the big cards here. and several who
have been lured to the Greenbrier Riv-
(erHwhere number have had unusual
luck, this week. Lieutenant-Colonel
of New York and Washington. and Mrs.
S!ocum, who VIII spend the remainder
Of the month, while taking the "kur".
Ing the past ten days and have brought
. in record strings that have been the
piece de resistance of several fish fry
AIR. and Mrs. Mcdill Mccormick. who
arrived on Sunday morning for their
annual sotourn and "kur" in the noun
tatns; will be among those. who will
spend next week at several wild cat
hunts and deer hunt being planned
John Stillman. who has rebuilt the
Log Cabin, which is being used through
the shooting season as the headquart-
crs of number who have come for the
sport.
The honeymoon colony here continues
to grow, and every day new arrivals
come In. This week. after their mar,
sss dc se Sage Of oasd a1rsed
at the New Grcenbricr The former
Miss Julia Calhoun spent the last au-
| G. Calhoun, and for a number of gen
eraticns the Calhouns have been Wish
tors at the White sulphur during the
summer seasons.
one-step music of the members Of the
honeymoon colony, and the enthusiasm
for the stirring song OF. the. allies
reached climax at the weekend dance
IN the ballroom on Saturday evening.
Three encores had been responded to by
the orchestra. when one of the dancers
challenged the orchestra leader. We
waEered that the dancers could out
daiice the orchestra with nc-half min
and one by one the couples dropped out
until the eleventh rendition. when the
three judges. commandeercd from the
dancers remaining on the floor includ-
ing Mr. and Mrs. f. ii. Winants. of
ha,tm"Be MhS ars TPeaSding their
son and Lawrence Lewis and Miss Flor
enSe Bullock and Norborne Gray.
principe Francesca Rospiglloso and
the Christmas holidays here, while TAX
ing the "kur." were among those mt
a concert given this week by Miss Mar
terrified for the Belgian Sufferers. Others
entertaining included Lieutenant-Col-
onel stephen l.. II. Slocum. L. S. a.. re-
James Brown potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Glib
son. Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Bullock.
Mrs n s JShp G GEant Mr.; and Mrs. Jacob
military attache of the Russian EN-
bassy at Washington. and a number OF
Others; ,
Joined James Brown Potter for visit.
Mrs. John II. Griesel. Of New YorA
has Joined friends at the New Green
brier for a months visit.
Mrs, Arthur Stem, OF Cincinnati. has
Joined Mrs. George II. Holt, of Paris.
al the New Greenbrier for the Christ
mas holidays. and will take the "kur."
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, arrived
here this week In a private car with
q party including S. Weeks. of Hinton:
f: w. Grice. of Richmond; ]. N. Dudley.
OF Montreai; Dr. John F; Mum. John
York Mr.: Stevens is always royalty
sn e, d, on his brief visits here by
the excuse. for a number of smart and
upuSital affairs. -
Recent registrations at the New
Greenbrier include Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
Brown, OF Dayton, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Bernheim, Miss Gladys Bernheim. Nor
borne Gray. OF Louisville: Miss Mar
garet Horne; F, G. Butterheld. Of Nor
GGainatoWn; Charles X. King. of Mans
mond. who is n frequent visitor