Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
WHITE SULPHUR GUESTS
ENJOY OUTDOOR SPORTS
hany Are Playing Tennis, While the
Golf Links Continue to Draw
Their Quota.
DINNER PARTIES NUMEROUS
'rans-Alleghany Good Roads Assoc
citation Holds Meeting, and 100
Delegates Listen Auentivcly to
Several Addresses.

Several Addresses.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA.
May s.--The week at the Greenbrier
mas been characterized by many infor
NAL Inequalities. and the haimy spring
days have made outdoor sports more
- many guests. The golf links I'M.
prove daily. aud the event Of the week
'as the soccer football game on Mon
lay between the walters and the office
force OF the hotel
\. a. Patton. Of Washington was host
a dinner at tho Colonial Club on
tuesday evening for ten persons. The
guests OF honor were Sir Richard Craw-
ford. OF the British embassy a, Wash
lnSton. and Lady Crawford The din
nor was given in the Colonial room.
'hich was decorated with spring now.
RS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Nils drove out
20 Tho Pines 10 call on Colonel VILLA m
Norton on Sunday and remained for a
unset tea on the porch SIR. ana Mrs
lille left for New York on Sunday
Ecning Mr., and Airs. Marshall Ormc
wilson and Miss Sarah steward arc
an here and have been Joined by
olonel Creighton webb. Of New York
Lady Ross gave a farewell dinner at
n" Colonial Club for SIR Richard and
lady era wford. Mrs. Ellison Adams and
- a. Patton before her departure She
~ on Thursday TO spend a few DAYS
. Washington. after which she viii
ave for Quebec. where she will open
ne town house she has taken for the
Inmer.
One Of the interesting events OF tho
eek here was the meeting ON Satur-
hiT .! the Trans -Allcghanv Good Roads
association. at which President George
W Stevens, Of Richmond. presided
lore than 100 delegates were present
rom West Virginia and virginia. and
.sons the spea kers were former Gov
rnor w. y. McCorkle Burr Mcintosh.
New York who lectured here IN,
isn't before on Pro Us" or "rhe Unit
Il states and Its Menaccs": Judge ]
i NcAllister Of Virginia Hot SPRING..
Y l.. Betrne, Of CoVineton. and MAN.
liners Tn" matter under discussion
'as the building over the old midway
rail- OF hard road. which will con.
rect the State road system o, Virginia
Allegheny with the Ohio River at
henova The counties In West vir-
;in!a through which this srea, trunk
me passes have all raised sufficient
money through bond issues 10 put the
work. through without delay.
Hrs. Walker. Of Richmond. who. with
hcr sister, Miss Hayes, is here for
icng stay. Is out In the saddle daily
Il. Hall. OF Richmond: W y. Maher
and w. :. Battle, of Roanoke Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Davis and J r. Potts
who motorcd here from Roanoke this
Week c. W. Bradley. or Richmond: Ed
ward Calderwood. o, Charleston w
Va. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward y. Spth
er!and. OF Norfolk. are among the ar
rivals OF the week at the Grcenbrier
E>TEHTAINs GUESTS AT TEA
AT ELMHtRST FARM
w Is. Johnson. Jr OF Crescent. w
Va II. f. Jones and F. q. Jones Jr
'' Huntington, W. Va. Joined B Daw-
son Coleman and party. OF Philadelnhia
~ the Greenbr!er for the weekend on
saturday and We're among those lunch
in4 and dining with Mr.. Coleman on
sunday Misses Nancy Coleman and
Elise and Eleanor Hopkins, of Phila
nciphia, were also in tho party. and
drove out 10 Elmhurst Farm with them
On sunday afternoon for tea, when Mr.
Jones was host.
Mrs. Charles Lathrop Pack and Ar
thur y. Pack, OF Lakewood " j.. have
come on their annual spring visit
MIS-. James y. Burden Is expected to
arrive from New York this week. and
v Everit Macy. Of New York. has taken
cottage In South Carolina row for
the season
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Orme Wilson
drove TO the Log Cabin on Friday for
tea and Swedish pancakes. Mrs. John
n. Bennett and DR.. and Mrs. Robert
M!lligan, OF Pittsburgh. and DR.. and
Mrs. Francis Strawbridee. OF PbiIa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Stettinfus
and the Misses Stettlnius took a party
OF eleven by automobile TO Elmhurst
Farm on Sunday for luncheon. The
Misses Stettinius ride daily and also
are seen frequently on the tennis
courts.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shewan gave a
dinner for ten mt the Colonial Club on
Friday evening, when Mrs Elverton
q. Chapman and Mrs. William Deming
Smith were among the guests re-
turn dinner was given at the Green
AIRS. ". G. Waters.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer has gone to
New York for a stay. but expects to
return here later.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles H. Clifton
have gone to New York for an indefi-
nte stay.
Mrs. ]. Kearney Warren, Miss Wolf
ers. Mrs. Charles a schaeffer. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd B. Sanderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Woodman have ar
lived from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ledyard Blair, the
Kisses Blair, and Rivington Pyne left
in a private car for New York, after
fortnights stay here.
Mrs. Howard Page gave a dinner
his week for Mr.. and Mrs. George
Blumenthal and Mrs. C. Ledyard Blair
Tea Is served on the porch daily at
the Greenbrier. and many OF the
younger set go into the ballroom to
dance at the tea hour.
The swimming pool is the rendez-
vous Of the younger set in the morn
iug.