Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
MOTOR PARTIES ARRIVE
AT THE WHITE SULPHUR
james l.. Breeze Reports Roads All
Way From New York In
Good Condition.
SCENERY WITHOUT SUPERIOR
Thinks Goshen Pass Route Over
Blue Ridge More Beautiful Than
Switzerland Mountains-Mrs Bar
ton Grundy Entcrtains at Dinner.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA.
November 2s.-Motor parties from ali
sections OF the country still continue to
L. Bree.e Who e came rf In Ss
all the way from New York this week.
reported the roads In splendid condi-
Pass route. over the Blue Ridge Noun.
tains, the superior of the far-famed
Switzerland mountains.
MRS. w. seward Webb who motored
down to the Springs. accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. John II Henry new P1 1ra an of
Were ms meR an T Mss
William II. Macy. I'd. had an unpleas-
ant experience at Winchester where
she was arrested and fined on speed
ing charge. on n telephone order from
south Of Winchester
room e Of ss dense n the @ sa
party were Joined by Major Creighton
Webb, James L. Breese and Others
cluded Mr.. and Mrs John A. Ruther-
furd, Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Pot
ter ter r, the Ambassad9 2,,, from Brazil end
bilt Frederick o. Beach. Mrs. Henry
A. Alexander. Mrs. John A: Hartweli
newell Mr. and Mrs. Leonard c Hanra
Henry Spies Kip. John Barrett. Miss
sessph'ps Patsen NJ and Mrs Ge9rge
Judg. G; F. Moo.e, NJ Charlss ~
and Mrs. H. NJ Bixey; Mrs: Harry Ham
ing Mr.. and Mrs. n. "A. Timmlns. the
Misses Timmins Mr.. and MS. l.. S.
Timmins and M, and Mrs. Mortimer
L. a. Dunlap, of Toronto.
Game luncheons, dinner and sup
pers, with. menus including venison
q o. t<C NIL frnr ltnN NJ, stN.t-
ridge. quail and "'possum" have been
served during the past week at tho
hotel as we'll as at the farm houses
The bigge st affair In the cottage COLI
only on THANKSGIVING Day was the
dinner given by Mrs. Barton II. Grundy
in compliment TO George w. Stevens
vate car for Thanksgiving. II was the
most original and unique of the din
ners of the day. Mrs. Grundy was
Daniel OConnell at her home In Dry
Creek.
MANY who, will leave on the Bank
ing IN New York at s a. NJ. will re-
turn to, spend the. Christmas holidays
here Nearly all those who spent last
Christmas here. including Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. Sir Robert. and
Lady Hadneld and numbe" of Others.
will return. The Thanksgiving, crowd,
double that OF last year, was the gay
est assemblEge of the autumn season
and Included many notnbles. all OF
whom entertained at iuncheOn, Qln-
ner or supper parties ut the New
Greenbrier. or ut more informal Mt
fairs at the farmhouses. number Of
the members OF the cottage colony
entertained.
ericlS .. Beach. who arrived ten days
nual autumn "kur" and remain until
the middle of December, We're Joined
by several for the holidays. and while
playing thi"ty-six holes of golf every
day over the new course here. have
fond time for .pilgrimages to the Log
Cabin and Elmhurst Farm. u,u.
who. with their two children-Miss
Grace Vanderbilt and Master Come
Illus Eanderb.it--arc here for the ''kur.
have divided the holidays between
At one time last week there We're
hnlf n dozen different branches or the
Vanderbilt family hene. Including VII
Webb' who was Miss Lila Osgood Van
derbilt. and her sister. Mrs. II: Mex.
Trembly. was Miss Florence Wander,
Sila MFs Is. sreG Mrs ReEinaia 1
derbilt. was here with her older daush-
Ter, Mrs. Hollis II. Hurnewen.
jacob II. Schin arrived on priNatc
car With large party i3r the nh;."E KS
5ecessary three weeks for the "kur.'
Thu. rIovcrnor-elect and Mrs charles
S. whitman, who spent last Ihahks-
giving here. returned on Thursday
ta!ncf mt n big dinner, party by me
amba. from Brazil and Madame
la Cana, who gave dinner party
also in eomplimept ITO TO BON BON" m merisai;
Union. who is a frequent visitor TO the
springs.