Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
WHITE SULPHUR QUIET
AFTER 4 GAY SEASON
Visitors. However, Playing Tennis
and Golf and Enjoying
tho Driving.
PINES CLUB PROVES POPULAR
Many Guests Go There for. Dinner.
DR.. and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson
Spending Part of Honeymoon at
Mountain Resort.

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.J
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA,
May .7.-The period OF comparative
quiet. following Il season of Eayety. is
welcome 10 soiourners at White Sui
phur who have come TO enjoy the\love-
hest month in the year and to take
the Cure. drive. play golf and rest, un.
disturbed by crowds OF pleasure-seek-
ers. who Will begin TO arrive here a
month later.
Mrs. Clarence Gray pinsmore and
Mrs. Charles \. Sackctt are enjoying
their stay here. As they have ]concenial
companions in Mrs. William Schall and
isaac Townsend. who also have come
from New York 10 take the cure. Mrs.
Schall. who spent seventeen months in
actual Red Cross service at French
wal hospitals. worked until She herself
was stricken. and is here for a brief
period OF r~ecuperation, after which she
hopes to resume her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick \. Snow. who
are here. Joined Mrs. Walter w. Kerr
nan. and are taking the cure. as is
their annual custom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Snow. who spend less and less time in
New'fork. viii go early - their estate
at southampton, L. l. Mr.. Snow plays
golf daily with Or. q. Il. Cnpito. of the
Greenbrier. Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Ker-
nan drove ont 10 Elmhurst Farm on
sunday for tea and waftcs.
Edward l.. Young. OF New York, join
ed Mrs, Young here on Friday and
has been enjoying many OF the rides
here with Mrs. Young and her friend,
Mrs. Charles II. Van Ness. who is out
in the saddle daily.
Major and Mrs. w. !. Romaine, OF
New York. We're prominent among ar
rivals here by automobile this week.
and are touring the Nirginias leisure
ly.
The Pines Club has been open now
FOR a fortnight. II attracts many visi-
tors daily FOR tea, luncheon or dinner.
Among those driving ont this week
for tea have been Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
crme Wilson. who have now left for
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A..
Snow and Mrs. Walter Herman. Mrs.
Philip u. Armout. Major and Mrs. w. T.
Romaine. Mrs. William F.verard strong.
Mrs. Henry u. Babcock. Mrs. and Mrs.
Francis / Gowen. OF philadelphia: Basil
purant. Frederick l. Cunningham and
Miss Rachael DierkS, Mrs; William
Schnll. Mrs. Charles 4. Sackett, Mrs.
Clarence Gray Dinsmore, Isaac Town
send, Louis y. Hoover. Miss katharine
Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ]. Farmer.
\. II. Adams, Ramon !. de Mayer, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward l.. Young. Mrs.
Charles II Van Ness. NJ. ana Mry.
Lewis a stout. Mrs. Fisher and Eu-
- 'sN' 'st
MISS I'uIIo GUEST
O SEVERAL WEEKS
Miss May Adele Philn, Of New York.
whose fame as n eache of dancing
in New York and Southern cities. long
has been established. is here to spend
several weeks
Basil Durant, the dancer is recup-
IN New York, and plans TO resume his
work in vaudeville in August.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles J. Werner. OF
New York. who spent a part Of their
honeymoon here, mctored over 10 spend
a few days AZ Virginia Ho; Springs
before leaving for home.
Dr and Mrs. Cary T Graysor. whose
was a notable society event
II the Week in New York. arrived here
Friday 10 spend "a part of their
HONEYMOON.
NJ. and Mrs. Douglas 4. Elliott. Of
party arriving here his week, 70 spend
a short time
iienr: y Furuald anne down from,
Ne" York I" join his mother. Mrs.
Henry T. FIrnald. whose nephew
Henry Ashhy. has just left, after hav-
ing spent some time with her here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton Davis.
ot New YORK. ara spending Il few daya
here. and were members Of 4 Marty
taxing luncheon at the Pines on Tues
Gay. Mr. and Mrs. Davis wer. enter
tanned at tea by Mr.. and Iirs. Thorn
ton Lewis. Of the Meadows, on Sun
cay and have been taxinE some Of
we drives In the vicinity of White
sulphur.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reading Bert
ron. OF New York. arrived here on Sat.
urdaE, ana viii take the cure.
Mrs. William Everard Strong and
Mrs Henry -. BabcocE rc,urne. to
Ne" York THIS week with Mrs. Francis
| 'o""i' OF Philadelphia, after taking
the cure.
James a Burden also has gone back
20 town. having been much benefited
by his stay here.
The Greenbrier was very gay over
the Weekend. and arrivals for Sun
gay included j. Paul stevens, who