New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
SPORT WITH REWARD
Early Morning Fox Hunts Popular at
White Sulphur.


White Sulphur Springs, Sept. pa
Early morning fox hunts with the
Greenbrier hounds, followed by hunt
breakfasts at the end Of the run at
some Colonial farm house, are frequent
and popular here. Following the
hounds in the last run were Miss Mer-
Ger French, of New York; Mrs. Arthur
". Stickney, Of 81. Louis; Miss Mar
garet Dunlap. of Philadelphia; Miss
Olive Kahio, Of White Sulphur Springs;
Mr. Edward s. Buckley. Sd. Of Phila-
delphia, and Mr. William p. Lamar. Of
Washington.
This week the interest in sports has
been more than usually keen on &C
count Of the opening Of the new eigh-
teen-hole golf course and the arrival
from Travers Island of William VI.
Ganley. the tennis professional Of the
New York Athletic Club. who will re
main through the season at White Sui
phur Springs.
The new Grecnbrier course was de-
signed by Mr.. Charles Blair MacDon-
I
time is golf. He came down In spe-
cial train on the night of the ODD.
bringing with him fifty prominent
New York and Philadelphia business
men. Among Mr. MacDonald's guests
were: Messrs Martin w. Littleton,
Herbert NJ Hartman, Caleb Wild Ham
mil. W Delaney Kountze, James Alex.
Stillman, Louis Livingston, Walter
Watson. Malcolm Stevenson, John T.
Harris, Charles H. Sabin, Richard II.
Williams. Joseph Palmer Knapp, Henry
Rogers Winthrop, J. Horace Harding,
Daniel Chauncey, Cornelius S. Lee,
Wynant d. Vanderpool, William II.
Sands, Frederick II. Thomas. Albert il.
Fish, William +. Staufcr. Joseph S
Clark, George r. Scott, Wilson s. Kin
near, Daniel +. Pomeroy. Charles D.
Comstock. jr.. James A. Blair, jr.. Of
New York. and Charles T. COwpcr-
thwait. of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt,
Miss Anne Morgan. Miss Elsie de
Wolfe and Miss Elisabeth Marbury,
all of whom have been here for three
weeks taking the "kur." completed
their visit TO The Greenbrier late this
week and returned to New York.
Mrs. Roy Whitney, with her two chill
dren and her sister, Miss Charlotte
Andrews, of Huntington, L. l.. are here
for a few weeks before going 10 Cali
fornia to visit the expositions at San
Francisco and San Diego.
One Of the teas of the week, which
was given on the lawn in front of
The Greenbricr by Mrs. a. II. Latimer,
wa attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S.
Schenck, Mrs George T. Smith. Miss
Natalie Smith, Mrs. John Herndon
French and Mrs Fred Sterry. all Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Bleecker Rathbone,
of New York, who have spent Scptem-
Der at The Greenbrier. have decided
TO remain a few weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ". Cassidy. of New
York, who spent the early summer at
Hot Springs, Virginia, and later went
to The Griswold, at New London, Conn,
for August, have come TO The Green
brier for the autumn. Early IN the
week they entertained AT dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs Charles !. Cragin. Of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
rett B. Wall, Of Richmond.
Other New Workers who have been
here some time are Dr.. and Mrs. John
Herndon French and their family. who
are active in the social life Of the
colony; Mrs. James Speyer, who will
remain here until Nh Speyer leaves
camp at Plattsburg, New York; Mrs.
James A. Blair, who has COTTAGE here,
and who is joined for short visits
both by Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair and
James A. Blair, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Storrs Wells.
Miss Annie Burr Jennings and Miss
Elizabeth +. Gallaudet, who motored
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