Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
HUNTS ARE POPULAR
At WHITE SULPHUR
Hounds Meet on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and Breakfast
Usually Follows.
MANY ARRIVALS AT HOTELS
With Coming OF Cooler Weather
Golf Links Arc Crowded All Day,
While Tennis Continues TO Attract
Numbers OF Persons.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA.
September 30.--Thc autumn season is
well under way now. There were many
the North. VINO have come to stay on
into November The hunts are more
popular than ever, the hounds meet
ms or Wednesdays and Saturdays.
either at the Grecnbricr or some near
by Colonial farm house. where hunt
breakfast generally follows. In the
Hoid on Wednesday,. meeting at Edge
climc. home OF Harrison Rcnick. We're
Lawrence Dickson. NJ. +. H.: Misses
Gwcndolyn Rutherford. Katharine Nc
radon, Ellen NJ. and Eugcn.a *. Cas-
satt. Mrs. Herbert Worth. ALBERT Fay.
~. Symcs Richardson and others.
Charles Blair Mcdonald will arrive
On Thursday with a party Of sixty
sc golfers from New York. who Will
play in the invitation golf tournament
For tho Grecnbrier cup. beginning on
october >. They will come in spe-
,ial car and remain for the week.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ Ormc Wilson. Of
New York. have arrived for their an
nual visit to the Greenbrier.
MRS. ". JAMES WALKER
IL HOSTESS At TEA
Mrs. w. James Walker. Of Richmond.
sunday at the Casino. On Saturday
Mrs. Barker Gummcrc. Of Princeton,
Has honor guest. and those asked TO
meet her were Mrs. y. Kelly Evans.
Mrs Willourhby sharp. Mrs. Garrett
g. Wall Mrs. Henry X. Buist. Mrs,
Charles r. Howry and Misses Elizabeth
Hayes, Hannah Bowles and Josephine
Mcclure. ON Sunday the guests N
,ludcd Mr. and Mrs Granville Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Parsons. Mr. ana
Mrs. William Wheatlcy, Mrs. Gummere'
Mrs. a. Kelly Evans, Mrs. Herman Bos-
Il L
pe!,on. Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hrawley'
MIR and Mrs James K. Branch. MISS
Elizabeth Hayes and James II. Turner.
ON Monday evening Mrs. Henry NJ.
l'lnrlcr took few friends 10 I'm
hurst for supper. Her guests were NrS.
w. James Walker. Mrs. Barker Gum
n.r.. Mrs Henry r. Euist. Mrs Charles
r. Howry. Mrs. Edwin Parsons ana
Misses Hannah Howles. Josephine Nc
clurc and Elizabeth Nayes. Mrs. RAG
Ter left on Tuesday for New York Tor q
few days. before going on to Newport.
where she Will remain several weeks.
She WAS accompanied by Mrs Harke:
Ciummcre. of Princeton: Miss Hannah
BowlcS and Miss Louise Wise, of Will
minrto y. G.
MISS JOSEPHINE M'tLt RE
ENTERTAIN NIGER SET
Miss Josephine Mcclure. OF i'hiladci-
pha wos hostess at tea on SATURDAY
afternoon at the Casino to a nur:o"" OF
the younger set. among them being
Misses Gwcndolyn rutherford, Marie
IsaacS Francis and Eertha Clarke, Tor
othy and MarEcry Hancock. iiilah and
Mercer French and Mrs. Il. -. Cooke.
Mrs. w. H. White. ir.. Mrs. William :.
Register and Mrs. i. :. Campbell.
Hiss endolyn Rutherford was
hostess al tea al the Casino on Monday
afternoon to eight OF her friends.
The links are crowded all dav. now
that the weather is so cool and eN-
hliaratinE. and tho tennis courts are
also ccnters OF attraction. Miss Marie
Tsancs and Miss Gwcndolyn Rutherford
are seen daily with their rackets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Wallace, Mr.
and Mrs. St George Anderson. Miss
Elizabeth Wallace, of Richmond. and
Mr.. and Mrs John Morris. Of Baltimore,
were here for fcw days this week.
ha' ing niotorcd through the valley.
MIR. and Mrs. William Wallace and
children motoIcd from their home in
New Kent County. Va. arriving here
on Saturday and spent several days.
Rev. George Christian. Of Orange
County. arrived on Wednesday TO re-
ma in Solrc lime.