New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26


fairly deluged with diversions.
The visit of the President and Mrs. Wilson
to the Greenbrier was the event of the week
They came over from Hot Springs by auto
mobile on Wednesday. fording twenty little
mountain streams in their forty-;nile trip
across the Alleghanies 1t was warm, sunny
day and most of the Greenbrier guests were
out on the golf links and trails when the dis
tinguished guests arrived
It was the first time the President and his
bride had dined in public since their mar
rage. and they chose a cosey window seat in
the sun dining room. Mrs Wilson was at
tractively gowned in a simple dark blue tailor
suit. with deep, rolling cuffs and strappings of
her favorite deep orchid shade in heavy en-
broidery. An attached high collar of dark fur.
which almost hid her chin, was not untastened
during the luncheon. A big black picture hat,
trimmed with prim row of gurra, was worn
at tilt that gave dashing touch to her cos
tune. She carried round muf, smart in its
old-fashioned smallness And, OF course,
wonderful orchid.
After luncheon the President and Mrs. Will
son strolled around the Greenbrier grounds
and to the golf links At o'clock they start
ed on the return trip.
Among the holiday guests at the Green
brier are Mr. and Mrs Lsthrop Brown and
their two small daughters, who have been here
for some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are on the
golf links almost daily, and now going in
for skating
RIB Van Cortlandt of New York has como
down for the holidays. M. Sergey Friede, OF
Peuograd, who has recently been in New
York, is here to take the cure. Eugene S. Will
son has arrived from Chicago and Z. F. Os-
borne is here from Cincinnati.
Miss Helena Lawton and Miss Lydia X.
Trayessen, of Cincinnati, arrived this week for
a fortnight. James w. Osborne. jr., is here
from New York Mr.. Osborne is following the
trails daily sometimes driving, but oftener in
the saddle.
Thomas H. Powers. of Philadelphia fire.
quent visitor at White Sulphur, is back for
another riding and hiking jaunt
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Coffee, of Cleveland,
have come to take the cure.
Mrs. ]. Howard Slocum and her mother,
Mrs. Howard Wooey have left to spend the
holidays in New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Smyth have returned TO the Plaza, New York.
after an extended stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ashton Rollins, of New
York, and Mrs. Rollinss mother, Mrs. George
w. Pack, of Asheville. N. C., have left 10
spend the holidays in New York Mr. Rollins
has been greatly benefited by his stay here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings Ormond
who have been at White Sulphur for some
time, left last Sunday for St. Augustine, to
spend the holidays at Sunnycroft-their Flor
ida home. Later in the season they going
to Palm Beach, returning in the spring to the
Gresnbrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Herreshof changed
their plans at the last moment and went to
California. They will play golf on the West
ern links and return by the way of Palm Beach
in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis, at The Mead
ows, are entertaining their son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lewis, of San Fran
cisco, over the holidays. There was house
party of fifteen at The Meadows over the
weekend to celebrate Mr.. Lewiss fftieth
birthday William p Hawley of New York,
was one of the guests.
Mrs. George D. Kahlo has returned from a
weeks visit in Indianapolis. She accom-
panied by Dr. Kahlo's brother, Henry C.
Kahlo, who will spend the holidays with
them.
Mrs. John c. Grant, Of Chicago, who has
been at the Greenbrier for some time, has left
for New York. She will 60 to the West Indies
with her two daughters early in the year.
Mrs. D. D. Mcdonnell, of Minneapolis who
stopped at White Sulphur for brief visit on
her way to New York will return to the
Greenbrier after the holidays for an extended
stay
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owen, who were IN
the saddle every day during their fortnight's
stay, have gone back to New York They will
return in the spring and bring their children.
Mrs Frederick S. Winston has gone on to
Chicago to spend the holidays with her sons
Later in the season she will go to California
and tour the Pacific coast by automobile.
Mrs James Byrne and Miss Sheila Byrne
one OF the charming young debutantes of the
season, have returned to New York after ten
days at the Greenbrier. Miss Byrne was in the
saddle every day.
DR.. w. w. Russell and DR.. J. W. T. Finney,
Of Johns Hopkins Baltimore, and Mrs. Finney
stopped over here on their way home from the
Surgical Convention held in Cincinnati. Next
year the convention is to be held in White
Sulphur
George w. Stevens. president Of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway Company, entertained
the directors at dinner at the Greenbrier this
week. The party were on An inspection tour,