Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
MANY OUTDOOR SPORTS
keep VISITORS BUSY
Guests NJ the White Sulphur Springs
Find Numerous Amusc-
InentS.
ENTHUSIASTIC GOLF PLAYERS
Tombstone Tournament an Innova-
tion-Casino Popular Place for
Informal Tea Parties-aIrs. $. Ii.
Elkins Leaves for New York.

Especial to The Times Dispatcl.]
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
VA, October 2S.--The autumn season
here has been SO beautiful that all
the guests here have found out door
sports unusually alluring. After lunch
con 10 the soclable hour. Chairs then
are brought out on the lawn. and. while
tho Knitting needles are being WELD
cd, many topics are discussed. until the
time for drive or ride to some of the
clubs neurby for Il cup Of tea Or the
hour OF the ''kur' bath.
The Casino Is most attractive for
informal tea parties. and the weather
being SO balmy the tables are still
upon the terrace.
Miss Edith Twins wax hostess at Il
musical tea on Tuesday afternoon in
the spring room of the C;recnbicr.
when she sang number OF songs.
She was accompanied by Cedric liam
ilton. and at o'clock tea WAS served
at small tables to the guests. who were
Mrs. stephen Il. Elkins. Mrs. Dewitt
TalmaSe. Mrs. Ferdinand Wilmcrdng,
Mrs, A. NJ. Bcadleston. Mrs. N. II. Swicn,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. dc Soto Fitz Gerald. Mr. and Mrs
William Wheatley Mrs. Lawrence Pc
rim, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parsons. Miss
Mary Il. Persons, Mrs. Joseph H. Wide.
III.
Mrs. Chauncey Marshall. Misses Doreen
Fttz Gerald, Rcbecca Collier. Virginia
ONeill Anne Henry and Josephine Nc.
Clure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Persons enter
talned a number OF friends at "a porch
party on Tuesday. They will leave for
Now York the first week in November
to remain several weeks before leaving
for their home In Charleston. s. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. C. Smith and Mr.
-
recent arrivals from New York, Mr..
Smith being dock commissioners for that
city.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS AT
TOMBSTONE TOURNAMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Addison wooley, of
New York. entertained their friends on
Monday afternoon with u most unusual
game. tombstone tournament, played
on the links. The successful woman
player was Mrs. William r.. Sprilgel.
burg, who WAS presented with 4lver
vase. John L. Ball received cigar
cite box OF silver and crystal. The
boobies went to Mrs. j. H. Slocum and
A. c. lr!ns. The guests included Mr.
annd Mrs l.. r. Wilson, MIR. and Mrs
j. Howard Slocum. Mrs. Howard Woo
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Hall James
II. Bryand and Mrs SprilSelburg. Az
ter the game tea was served in the
casino.
-l1S' .Ne" OOlo MOTIFS ana Mrs. Alex
ander ID. p. Pratt arrived a few daya
ago coming down from Lenox TO spend
the autumn here
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Dclmon, have
engaged Il suite In the Greenbrier
They will arrive within the next few
days, motoring down from Newport
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. James Brown Potter is TO ar
rive Tomorrow from Tuxedo. TO remain
for some time.
M loo
have come TO the Greepbricr in the
past week. Among those who have
been here recently are: Mr. and Mrs
b. B. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. w 4. Twom-
bly,, OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Blackburn. OF bridgeport Conn: MIR.
and Mrs. G. II. Charles. OF Railway, "
j.; NJ. and Mrs. George II. Smith. OF
Hot Springs. and Mr.. and Mrs W.
Hall HeadinEton. OF Philadelphia.
MANY ENTHUSIASTIC
GOLF PLAYERS ON LINKS
New Workers are enthusiastic golf.
crs. Each day the majority OF them
spend many hours on the links. The
Misses Emmett. Mrs. Chauncey Mar
shall, Miss Edith Marshall Henry p
Case. Victor Sorchon. Arthur Gibbs
Ar. and Mrs. Alfred y. Beadleston
Mrs. II. Stncy Smith, Joseph T. Brvan
George T. Dadmun and Miss Lydia
Dadmun, Rodcrick Terry, NJ r. Narellc
and DiaZ Albcrtini are among the num-
Der.
Mrs. Stephen r.. Elkins. who has
been here for week. left on Wednes.
day for New York.
Mrs Dewitt Talmage and daughter.
Miss Rebecca Collier. left on Wednes-
day for their home In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. de Soto ri,z Gerald
and Miss Doreen Fitz Gerald. who
have been occupying the Hawley cot
tage since June. returned TO their home
In Richmond on Wednesday,
Mrs. Henry Il. BUST OF Charleston
and Miss Mcclure. of Philadelphia, left
on Wednesday for New York TO spend
several weeks. They have been oc-
cupying cottage in Baltimore Row