The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-08

ming tomorrow and ending on Friday.
The following lists are the names
Of the delegates who have been chosen
from Lee and Richmond Chapters.
Those going from Richmond Chap
ter are: Mesdames Norman " Ran
dolph. ]. Taylor Ellyson, c. w. Mas
sic. Charles e. Boiling. II. w. Shell
ton. A. w. Smith, Samuel @. Dew,
]. X. Bowman, J. p. Feurqurean. Will
liam r. vawter. p. J. White, D. A.
Brown. Edgar Taylor. C. B. Robert
SON. Nelson Powell. John G. Corley.
Randolph Watkins, G. T. w. Kern. B.
]. Taylor, B. A. Blenner, Charles Wat
kins. E. F. woodall. Peefey, s. T.
Beveridge, Gordon Wright Hugh
Taylor, C. E. Clarke. Charles Billups,
w. A. Cheatwood, o. 0. Rudd. Writ
Mallory. the Misses Matte p. Harris,
Bette Ellyson. Nettie Ford, Nellie
Anderson. Mrs. B. T. Williams. Mrs.
Howard Nuckols and Mrs. W. w.
Foster.
A lter n q 9 s-Mesdames Willis
Thompson, Leroy Brown, w. B.
Newell, Gilman Everett Parkinson, A.
B. Gwathmey. J. Allison Hodges. Wat
SON Phillips, John T. Hughes. the
Misses Marie Mosele and Annie
Thomas.
From Lee Chapter Mesdames Nc
Weigh, E. II. Clones, Charles Norman.
sycle, w. P. Boyd. j. ]. Ballon.
Charles Rose. Selden. A. J. Montague.
Thomas winn. George Hunter, Jennie
Langhorne, B. T. Ingles, Martinstein.
Ezekiel. Emma Morris. Thomas
Bryan. Charles Page, vanderslics.
Bigger. Brnkley. wiliianA Wilson.
A. p Wilmer, Hooper. Monoure, Mar
tenstein. Traylor, Ehepperd, Horner.
G. H. Tornpkins. c. LAnghorne Misses
Fitzgerald, Chalmers, Morris. Bar
gamin.
At the White Sulphur.
Riding 10 ono of the most attrAc-
tive features OF the White Sulphur At
this season and as good mounts are
always available davoteea of sport
are out almost every day. The trails
are most beautiful now. winding in
and out OF tn etrees which are ra-
diant in their rich autumn colors and
the hunts are looked forward to with
the keenest delight. They have been
unusually well attended ali through
the fall and there are two meets
week with an occasional extra. On
Wednesday the hounds met at THE
Meadows," the home Of Thornton
was served before the hounds were
cast A good red fox carried the
hounds on n fast run Of fifty minutes
without check. It was lost in a drain,
but was brought down in the open
on the border Of Henry Frazter's
estate near Lewisburg after a seven
teen mile drive
These are busy days at the White
Sulphur and the Greenbrier register
g <-~ a
York In the lead. Golf, as usual, Is
the popular sport for the largest
number. ots people. ......-.
On the 9Th and Tth the annual In
vitation Golf Tournament was played
on the White Sulphur links for the
Greenbr.or cup Charles p. Nc
Donald arrived on the morning Of
the sth with a party OF sixty-fvo golf
ers. coming down from New York in
a special train In the party were
Fl. F. Whigham. I'D Ryan, J. Fl.
Harding, Max Behr. last years win
ner. Edwin schenck. c. r. Cowperth-
Keene, ". delaney Kountz. D F.
Pomerov T. F Harris, Daniel Chaun-
cey, J. II. Knapp, James Stillman and
Herbert Hartman.
Mrs, David Stephenson. of New
York. who was formerly Miss Char
tntte 1<atFope. OF BAitlftlofe. Is NJ the
White for the month OF October, Mr.. |
Stephenson having gone to Canada
on a hunting trip with Frank De
Ford.
Miss El'zah beth Howry. daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. Charles p. Howrv, |
Of Washington. gave concert last
evening In tho ball room Of the
Greenhrier for the benefit OF the
Christmas fund for the mountain
children near by, Miss Howry has
Just finished n stay of several months
at her bungalow. "Rurt's Lodge"
Lake Placid ~. Y She was in the
midst OF the musical colony there and
attracted slueh attention UNDER