Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
MANY GUESTS ARRIVING
AT OLD WHITE SULPHUR
amusements Include Golf. Tennis,
Fishing, Swimming, Billiards
and Bowling.
5aRAYsoNs BACK At RESORT
New York Will BE Well Represented
During Coming ScaSon-Grcat ln-
tereSt Is Shown in Erection of
New Casino.
Ispecial to The Timcs-Dispa;ch.l

tSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA,
une S.-Everyone is turning toward
+ he Virginia mountains for the sum-
ner season, and no place will DO more
popular than White sulphur SPRINGS,
he American Carlsbad Everything is
crowded for tho comfort aud amusc-
'nent OF the guests, the wonderful golf
links. the mountain trails, tennis, fish,
ing and. on rainy days. the beautiful
5 whte-tiled swimming pool. billiards
/ and bowling.
pr. and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. of
! Washington, d. c.. returned from Cin-
4 cinnati on Monday. accompanied by
Miss Katharine G. Flouuoy, of KiCh-
mond. Miss Flournoy after remaining
several DAYS ut the Grccnhrier return
cd to her home. and pr. and Mrs. Gray
/ son are at present trout fishing AT
Eagle Mountain.
New York will he well represent ed
the coming season. l}r. ana Mrs John
Horndon French expect 10 arrive about
I the middle OF June. Mrs James IL.
Benedict ana daughter, Miss Stella
Benedict, are registered here Mir. and
Mrs. Charles y. Welsh, of philadelphia,
and family, will arrive on June II and
Will occupy the old Casino. which has
been remodelled into one Of the hand
soonest cottages ut the White sulphur.
There is great interest shown in the
erection of the new Casino, which Will
be finished the last OF June. The Casino
fronts on the Gig htcenth golf hole, so
that the spectators can watch the play
ers start out and come in. Tho build
ing is surrounded by spacious vcrnndns,
and is equipped with shower baths.
buffet and every convenience. down TO
an electric kitchen. The west side
faces five tennis courts. laid out Icy
the finest experts in the country. The
opening of the Casino will be cclcbrat-
ed by lawn party given on Julyia.
LOOKING FORWARD
no WHITES OPENING
The White opens on June 80, and
every one is looking forward 10 the
informal porch parties, the charming
teas, the morning cotillions and the
lawn dances riding To the homes and
tramping over mountain trails, and
motoring over rapidly improving roads
to Elmhurst Farm, the Los; cabin or
the Pines for luncheon or tea.
Thomas Harris Powers. of rhiladcl-
phia, has Just returned from his ranch
at Colorado Springs. and is registered
at the Grecnbrior.
Mrs. Mark skinner Willing and her
sister, Miss Helen McFadcn. have been
\ seen in the saddle daily, also Arnold
DAILY and Basil Durant.
Mrs. Walter y. Kcrnon aud MIR. and
Mrs. Frederick y. Snow have returned
(. TO New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Butler Wright also have left for their
homo In WashinEton, u. =.
The latest arrivals are: Mrs j. A.
{ Yanderpool, % New York; Andrew I<cl-
logg, MIR. and Mrs. Edward NJ Upde-
graft, OF HaScrstown; Mr.. and Mrs r.
ii. Carroll, New York; Mr.. and Mrs
danes Z. Barrows, Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL
Latham, Mr.. and Mrs +. w. Altman
Miss Catharino y. Bond, of Philadel.
CHA; Miss Jessie c. Sanction and Miss
>.Gdlth Il. Sanction, OF New York