Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
WHITE SULPHUR NOW
RAPIDLY FILLING UP
pected During Present
Season.
; RIDING POPULAR DIVERSION
Tea Served Every Afternoon on Yer
andas During Concert Hour-Mov-
ing Pictures and Dancing Princi-
pal AmuscmcntS in the Evening.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA.
July 1.-The White Sulphur season
Dds fair to- be one of the most sue
cessful in It's history. The White is
rapidly filling. This year there will be
many Of the refugee set" society
people who must forcgo their summer
trip abroad.
DR.. and Mrs Herndon French. of
New York. arrived this week, and are
occupying cottage in South Carolina
ROW. Mrs. Henry n. Flaglcr, of New
YORK. arrived on Saturday and will
spend July and August at White Sui
phur. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parsons, Of
New York, arrived on Saturday.
Herbert NJ. Worth. of New York. ar
rived on Wednesday, and will spend
the entire summer.
Thomas Il. Scott. Granville C. Val.
entine and Frederick Scott Campbell,
and family. of Richmond, arrived on
Friday and have taken cottages for
the summer. j. b. Weir, Of Charles
ton. W. Va; D. Rich, of Atlanta, Ga,
annd w. IL Kaye have registered. Mrs
George W. Bagby, OF Richmond, and
her daughter. Mrs. George Gordon
Battle. Of New York, are here with
Mrs. Henry Taylor and her daughter,
Miss Virginia Taylor, and Henry Tay-
lor. Jr., of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. dc Soto Fitz Gerald
and family, OF Richmond. arrived on
Wednesday and Colonel and Mrs. Ar
cher Anderson. of Richmond, will ar
rive on July =
DIR. AND MRS. GRAYSON
RETURN TO wtSHINGTOS
Or. and Mrs. Cary r. Grayson. of
Washington, -. c.. having spent their
entire honeymoon at the Greenbricr.
returned 70 Washington on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. James H. Benedict and daugh-
ter, Miss Stella Benedict, of New York.
who have been registered ut the Green
brer for the past month. left on Tues
day for Spring Lake. where they will
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Skinner Willing,
OF Chicago. and their two children
who have been here for the past two
months. left on Monday for the Berk-
shires, where they will spend the sum-
mer
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree and
daughter. Miss Tres Tree, have been
guests at many dinners and luncheons.
Sir Herbert has been taking the cure
and feels greatly benefited. They left
on Thursday for California. there they
Will remain several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Clarke. Jr..
swimming pool and on the golf links.
Dom Barber and Oliver Hartman, OF
New York. left on Wednesday for their
homes. Both have been taking the
cure and feel greatly improved.
Joseph Epps Brown. Jr, ten-year-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Epps
Brown, Of Atlanta. Ga, Is one OF our
most distinguished golf players, and
many OF the older set watch with In
terest young Joseph's wonderful drives.
Others noted daily on the links are
Roland T. Knoedler Mrs. Writ Robin
son, and her son, James Writ Robin
son: Mr. and Mrs. George J. Patter-
son, Colonel James Branch. Mrs. Ju-
MUS Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Proc
tor. w. NJ. Barrett, OF New York. and
Edmond Barrett.
Riding has been popular diver
sion the past week. Miss Helen Nc
Fadon rode TO Sunset Gap and Miss
Frances Parker rode over Rates Noun
tain. Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Patter-
son entertained a party of friends at
Elmhurst for dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land T. Knoedler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Ringing drove to the Pines
for dinner.
Afternoon tea has been served every
afternoon on the verandas during con-
cert hour. and the evenings are given
over TO moving pictures and dancing.
The latest arrivals are Mrs. Francis
l. Boyce. Charleston. w. Va; George
W. Simms. New York. and ]. 3. Ed
monds. Richmond.