Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
HUNTING ENTHUSIASTS
ARE FOLLOWING HOUNDS
Greenbricr River Valley Is Favorite
Route for the Many Who Ride
at White Sulphur.
SOME SUPERB HUNTERS SEEN
Sufficient Hard Jumps to Test Horse
mansllip OF Most Daring-Scveral
Eastern Brides Have Arrived to
Join Honeymoon Colony.

November l2.-Tne autumn season at
the Greenbrier contains no more thrill
K ling experience than hunting after the
'Greenbrier hounds, and this week.
meet on Tuesday and another on Sat
-urday. at the Meadows, Mrs. Thornton
Lewlss estate and the Greenbrier
Hotel. brought out many enthusiasts
me hunting country about Greenbrier
is very interesting. with sufficient hard
Jumps to test tho horsemanship OF the
riders, and the Greenbrier River VAL
ley Is n favoritc route. with hunt
breakfast served afterward at Elm
hurst Farm. Among those riding this
week were Mr.. and Mrs Robert Beaver
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs ii. $. Humphreys
both honeymooners here: Julius
Fleischmann, Mrs. Alfred y. Bcadle-
ston. who Is fearless rider; little
Miss Olive kahlo and Mrs. Thornton
Lewis. who has some superb hunters
at her stock farm near here.
No more strenuous bride has been
seen In long time than the former
Miss Dorothy Hurry. Mrs. Robert
Beaver Smith. who Is active In
. sports and riding at the Greenbr!er
I as she formerly was in selling pro-
I grams and assisting at many charity
affairs In New York. The lovely Hope
rruxton Bcalc. who is here with her
husband. Oliver Eaton Cromwell, pro
fcried the comparative scclusiOn Of the
Grecnbrier for her lunc de micl l., the
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sarily have occupied in the box OF the
Edward T. Stotesburys n; the New
York Horse Show. Another lovely
bride here is the former Marjorie
Rcakirt, of Cincinnati who WAS mar
ried last week to Rudolf Hccht, a
cousin OF Otto III. Kahn. and already
despite his youth. an important figure
in the world of finance Mr.. and Mrs
III. s. Humphreys. Of New Britain. are
prominent In Hartford society and
here. Another interesting bride is Mrs.
Frederick Tanner. whose marriage at
Albany last week was the sna rtest
society event OF the season. 4 CO.
4 Incidence in the arrival of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tanner here was the arrival OF
the Tammany leader, Charles T.. Muir
ply. on the same day the Republican
leader came on his honeymoon.
sAs complete rest and relaxation from
= all social life are said TO be important
factors in beauty culture, this possibly
ID explains the ability of the lovely Mrs
James Brown Potter to retain the
same youthful loreliness and slender
feure which have made her one Of the
notable beauties OF America during
man. years. Yrs Potter who. with
Mr.. Potter, Is taking the cure h,
seldom energies from her own apart
ments save to go out for n long tramp
over the hills or to stroll into the
Spring Room at the concert hour for
n cup OF tea. Mrs. William Jennings
crmonde is another devo,ee OF siren
uous exercise, and does eight to ten
miles daily. with Rates Mountain
more often than not her objective
point that same mountain which Miss
Evelyn burden delights to climb be-
fore breakfast on her visits to White
sulphur. Others IN tho colony here
who take long daily tramps are Mrs.
Eugene Hale. Jr., who is here with
her parents. the Or. and Mrs. Roderick
Terry. OF Newport: Mrs. Edward S.
Hardness and her sister MIR. and Miss
Charlotte Stillnan OF New York Mrs
Fat Campbell who has just left for
Atlantic City with her good Shocking
husband; George CORVALLIS West. Mrs.
William Ambrose Taylor and Mrs Irv-
ing Cox. who is usually walking when
no; playing golf with Mr.. Cox.
The littl" Colonial Club IS attracting
many Greenbrier guests. particularly
those who Will be ut Bradlcy's, at Palm
l. B"nch. some two months hence. and
an,"nE parties going down to the club
for rho evening, following dinner ut
tho C;rccnhricr. have been Tyler Morse.
! who is In deep mourning and went along
( simply company for +. s. Hubbard
and J. s. Frothincham, who accom-
panied him here; Harry Hun-srford
I and many others. Mr.. and Mrs. Jean
/ ST. Cyr were always there daily during
| their autumn visit here
| Mrs. Morton Smith. who has spent a
week here as the guest OF Mrs. Paul
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week.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray. Of Newport.
arrived on Wednesday to spend some
time nj the Greenbr!er and take the
cure there.
I Madame NJ Rouget de I.lsle. Of Paris,
so well known to the American colony
there. has come to spend the winter
\ in this country. and is al the Green
I brer for November To take the cure.
/ Nrs. Charles y. Welsh. the former
- 100 no
for few days in Philadelphia has
| returned, and is out on the dawn daily
| with her two charming little boyst
Mrs. Welsh is very striking in appear
nnce and affects enormous wide
| brimmed black velvet hats which none
/ but so majestic young woman could
| wear. Another beauty here is Mrs. II.
| Jay Flick. and equally handsome IS
her sister. Mrs Edward T. Stuart, Jr.
| of Philadelphia. who accompanied her
1 hero for the cure. Mrs. Flick occupied
! one OF the cottages at White Sulphur
!! all summer and only went home to
open her house Mt Wilkes-B Barre be-
/ fore returning for the cure.
I Mrs. Edward C. Hoy, and Mrs. Edgar
l.. Marston motored down from Mrs
| Hoyt's country place at Stamford
1 Conn. last week, and were Joined later
by Mr.. Hoyt. Mrs. Marston has a hand
some establishment at Port Chester.
Mrs. Norman Williams equally we'll
known In Washington and Chica go
ciety, has come to spend n few weeks
| Mt White Sulphur and take the cure.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr.
motored over here from Hot Springs
on Wednesday to spend the day. bring
Ing with them Mr.. and Mrs Everett
Il Colby. OF Manhattan
Mrs. \. Moisant and J. and f.
|, Moisant, OF New York. are of the
Grecnbrier colony this month. James
q. Taller and Philip Livingston Foster,
|