The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-22
Record Crowd Expected Over Thanks.
giving Holidays---Many Charity
Affairs for War Sufferers

WITT SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, Nov.
r--Charity afYairS for the war sufferers
abroad still continue and visitors have
responded generously. A concert In the
ballroom of the New Greenbrier this week
FOR the Belgian war sufferers was given
under the direction OF Prof Carl Neuman
and Nine. Estelle Bloomfield Adler OF the
Henry w. Savage Grand opera Com
pAny. Some Of those who subscribed and
entertained parties at the concert were
Mrs Henry A. Alexander, Mrs Frederic
N.ilson. Mrs. Hollis ". Hunnewell, Mr.
and Mrs Leonard c. Hanna, Dr. and
Mrs John A. Hartweil, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick A. Snow. Mr. and Mrs. James
Brown Potter. Mrs. Clarence Moore. Mrs
Edward c. Swift. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
@ Hostetter. Mrs. Clarence Cary, Mrs
Charles y. Welsh. Mr.. and Mrs. |. Town
send Burden. MIR. and Mrs. George Craw-
ford Clark. the ANA bassador from Brazil
and Nine. Ia CANA, Col. and Mrs J.
" Tarafa, Robert l.. Gerry. Y shaw
safe, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Rutherfurd
Herbert NJ. Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs
winthrop Burr. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \.
Tlmmns and Nv. and Mrs. - A. Tim
Minis and the Misses Timmins of Mon
tresl.
Many OF the VISITORS here attended the
unvellng this week Of "a monument
erected IN the battlefield OF Dry CretE
two miles from the springs. as a me-
mortal TO Baron PAU Won KONG of Ger
many. Captain in the Pennsylvania
regiment of Col. j. NJ Schoonmaker OF
P!ttsburg Capt. Won KONG was Killed
here IN ne of the hlrdest fought battles
OF the civil war. on August &c. 1868.
and the monument was put UP by Col.
ScEoopnlker. who. after the unveiling.
left hare in a private ear for Pittsburg.
tIsut-Gen. Won KONG. an officer in the
Ka!ser's artillery, was to come here for
Tho unveiling OF the memorial TO his
brothers. memory, but he is now at the
lr,nt IN Belgium.
The advance guard OF record breaking
thron< that is expected here for the
Thanksgiving holidays has been arriving
At the New Grccnbrier throughout til,
'r-el. and number who came in on thu
bankers special from New York this
morning will remain over for the next
week instead of making the usual weekly
return trip on the special when IL leaves
here tomorrow night
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr.. and Miss Grace
Vanderbilt. who is recuperating from an
attack ~ pneumonia at Newport, arrived
al the Springs ten days ago in a private
cember.
Harry S. Black, who arrived last week
IN private car gave n stag luncheon
'o- party including Theodore r. Shonts
Frank ". Davis. frank Trumbull, Henry
E. Huntington of New York, Frederick
u Rawson Of Chicago and George w
stevens and Decatur AXtell of Richmond
Nr. BLACK and Mr.. Shon,s, as well As
Mr.. Davis and Mr. Stevens. are returning
acre next week to spend the Thanlisgiv
.rg holidays.
Mrs W. Seward Webb. who motoret
dow here tAis week from nor home al
Slerpurne. VT. accompanied by Mrs
George II. Bird of New York and Mr.
aad Mrs. John Henry purdy Of Washing.
ton was Joined in New York by Mrs
n Mex Twombly. who came in he'
motor with Mrs. william II. Macy "a.
Major Creighton Webb. who precede,
he party here by train. has given severa
dinners FOR Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Twombly
and old Virginia luncheons AT the recently
oreaed Log Cabin and at Elmhurst Farm
NJ and Mrs. EdCar L. Marston Of Por
Chester and Mr.. and Mrs Edward e. Hoy
~ stamford. who motored down also from
Nov York 10 spend Thanksgiving here