The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
! ON At White SULPHUR
Matches for Greenbrier Cups Attract
f Attention of Society Mt West
Virginia Resorts.
HUNTING SEASON is OPEN
Big Bags Of Wild Turkey, Rumed
Z Grouse. Pheasant and Other Game
brought In by Sportsmen-Botts-
Lewis Wedding This Week.
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n5mcntS for the Greenbrier cups. with
ladies and mems singles, doubles and
the Casino. where every day. there. has
been large and Representatives gallery
81, Of promipent soclety people to witness
events and the annua: golf tourna-
The hunting season is on since the
18th. and ever, day motor parties are
Tor Wild turkeys, RULED ii Grouse T quail quail
Sherwood Aidrich and Tyler Morse. Of
for the .,arst. time since their arrival
Tor the "kur." came in with the record
wild turkey, seven ,phcasnnts. two quail
and grouse. all brought down on
Ireenbrter Mountain, within sight or
ARE UNUSUALLY HEAVY
a number of hunting and shooting
Dor, when bookings ut the two hotels
are unusually heavy; Pointer and set
b her dSGss ana b Eo91d pack Of Hirginin
live In this section, and who.are ex-
pert managers for those WHO are max,
her Of unusual breakfast. luncheon.
hose wU h sSepfn Pse ne Tysn Gs
70 nnsh iriss" and hunt breakfasts.
Ghhe lncigIln,E g99nison Mid .urkey
atrved at the farmhouscs, where there
has been much entertaining of an in
Tho most unusual party Of the week
probably was the '.i"ast sucklng pig
i i,,.,ff siyen ~ her cottage. in Viz
Asa surprise. Mrs. Grundy had lunch
con announcel by her much loved and
faithful "niammy", who has been liz
suddenly made her entrance from the
Gotiase TO the piazza leading. on.
, liza. n Of broad IIa SCARLET satin ribbon
and the hostess had not prepared Itself
for a pig chase. Nanny had hardly
announced that luncheon was served
across the Lawn adjoining the terrace.
where q dozen or more parties were
small army OF chauffeurs, grooms, driv-
ers and waters started In pursuit OF
RE- ior 'n er ehn.e shfr @oT
have done Justice to county fair.
Mrs Grundy gave the. luncheon for
Clarence w. Watson ana Mrs. Jcrc II.
Whcelwright.
J ZIG CROWD COMES IN
on HANGERS srECIAL
The bankers special that viii leave
here tomorrow evening arrived from
New York this morning with an un-
SIsnalX large a 'hronE thu, VIII spend
days here. y number who will arrive
for for the THANKSGIVING holidays viii
Harry s llnck anu Theodore =.
Shofts VIII bring parties, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, who were here
last December. are returning with a
large party. as are Sir Robert and Lady
Hadfeld.
\ number of dinner parties preceded
The Saturday evening dance. when the
lioor OF the New Greenhrier ballroom
the rendezvous for The 'kur" crowd.
who sat az the tables and drank sul=
G nan wa Mrs Jo while iehns the
Lee. .Jr.. and Misc BESSIE NIunn!khmy-
Of dinners given by stephen g. Elki.s.
liam whitridse. {. o;Donneli iliiien.
irn,an Mr., and AIrs. Stuyvcsant Fish.
who came by motor from the Virginia
a n i SrITngfe n Tiii, Alrs Within Maniee
the terrace. which has become 4 rem
.dezvous for those who prefer having
luncheon or tea In the open
Others who have entertained this
week include SIR, and Mrs. Edward s.
iMarkness, Mr.; and Mrs. G.. s.. Schermer
Mr.. and Mrs. TYLER Morse. Mrs Paul
Morton. Mrs. j. j. wysong. Mrs. Gou-
yyerneur kortright, Mrs, A. Murray
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Farqn;,n,', Mr. apd
Mrs J: l., Coles Tappan. Mr: and Mis-.
and Mrs Robert !, Gariner. sM Slar.s nsii
Airs. fi&ssaSs ch T l iaa is a.'issE:
AIRS. ,pevereux En,met. John Rays Ham
mond and Mr.: and Mrs. Robert Graves.
who entertained in compliment TO
Society Is planning a series OF water
sports and events at the swimming pool
as benefit for the Red Cross. The
supper. which will be served mt the
tables on the terrace adjoining; The pool.
is afforded for the events in the huge
Lool. which is one of the largest in
the country.
APPROACHING WEDDING
INTERESTS SOCIETY
Ohio: Kentucky, West Virginia and
Virginia VIII be Interested in the mar
r,ags here on me, next Saturday evening
n VI s A ana rs heMI aasgn
CINCINNATI, aid Frank .Attiilia Botts,
OF L Lou X,is at at, st Thomnas Church
The ceremony will be performed at
$40 o., and dat at a reception WILDE held
Miss Grace Hathaway, daughter of MIR
and Mrs. Hathaway. of ST. Louis and
Cincinnati, viii be the maid Of honor,
F Frens p IF Nam S S6 nn pdrs Hah
cousins the tiles ssse ang a fRe P ma9s
y ,il,s Hagen. s Of ;chiesSo VII be iiSWer
Graemc. Bolts and William Bolts. Of
Louisville; Lawrence Lewis OF Gin
cininti, and Julian Dow, of Birming-
ham. Ala. Some, of the out-of-{own
guests expected for the, wedding viii
Natn car a9 pari w S,aTens dna @
Stevens, Mr.; and Mrs. Barton II Crun-
dy. Mr. and AIrs. John ID. Potts, from
Richmond; Richard Harrison Vaughan,
Of Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. Join c.
Lewis. grandparents of the bride: Mr.
and Mrs, George Ely Van Hagen, G.. Il.
Van Hagen. Jr.. little Miss Elizabeth
Charles Rea Lewis, of Indianapoiis;
Mrs. Mcgowan, 4grandmotfer OF the
DAVIS. Miss Billie Harrison Davis. Nfr'
and Mrs. Laurel Winter Bolts, Mir. and
Mrs. Gareme Bolts, Mr.. and Mrs, John
Z. Helm, MIR. and Mrs William Bolts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Bolts and Miss
Arrivals from Louisville, Cincinnati.
West Virginia. and Virginia this week
include, Mr. and Mrs Attilla Cox, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Heat. of EoulsviIle:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lenikuhl, Jr.. and