The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-28

/ Mr., and Mrs. Edward s. Hardness
arrived from New York on Sunday
to take the cure, and Mrs. Hardness Is
out on the trails for her long constitu
tionals which she SO much enjoys al
White Sulphur. MIR. Hardness was
donor af the Hardness cup at the au-
tumn motor races and recently laid the
cornerstone of the Memorial quad
rank3e at Yale university, group OF
buildings given by Mrs. stephen V.
Harkness in memory OF her son
t Charles w. Hardness of the class OF
's3. MIR. Hardness inherited a large
share Of his brothers holdings in the
Standard oil company.
Vawter Longley, OF New York ana
I Providence, who has for some years
4 been one Of the most spectacular golf
ers' at Palm Beach where he won
many events, passed the week END at
( the Greenbrier with James Waiter
I Bell. He played over the course while
! here In twosome with the Profes-
sional Alec Smith. OF New York
! Mrs. ogden Goelet came down from
( Newport a. week ago for her usual So
I journ here. and her principal pas'ime
is In her daily drive. which she takes
In conf any of Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt VINO is back from few days visit
in Philadelphia.
Mrs Orme Wilson has gone UP to
Washington for "a few days, leaving
Mr. Wilson here. The Wilson's are
among what The Greenbrier might
we'll call her permanent colony for
as regularly as clock work. they come
about four times year for sojourns
/ OF varying length. Also OF the same
mind are the James Brown Potters.
the Robert l.. Gerrys. the william Am
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Bacons the william X. Vanderbilts.
Miss Ann Morgan and many others
OF the smart set who consider cure
at White sulphur an important part
of their seasons.
Mrs, John Magee. who has been at
Mount Kisco this month, has CONS
here for long stay and spends a
part of each day IN the saddle.
Mrs j. Bradley Cummings and Mrs.
whitney Sabin came down together
on Thursday for an extended stay
Coming on Sunday were Mrs Ed
ward s. j. McVickAr and her sister.
Mrs King Carley. formerly Miss Irene
King, who eTe enjoying the golf and
riding They have been playing In
series of threesomes with Mrs,
Henry J. Whigham. of New York, who
with her husband. Is spending the
autumn season here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crawford
Clark who came here from Southamp-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A
Sncw, Dexter Biagden and Robert H.
Patterson. OF New York. all arrived
on tho same day, when quite a re-
preventative arrival from the North
Shore also came. Joining MIR. Biagden
was Walter Gary, OF Rumsor, y. j.,
who spent a few days here for the
goh
That squire of danes. the popular
Major Charles Hayden who came this
week on Tuesday was the center OF a
merry coterie at dinner that night
and took Mrs Eddie McElckar to the
movies in the ballroom afterward while
the remainder OF their party played
auction.
Mrs. Harry Whitney. McVickar who
joined the Southampton colony here,
is driving and taking the cure, and
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Charles Welsh.
Of Southampton are seen much with
the william II. Porter. of New York
and Long Island Mr. Porter who ia
q member of the firm of j. p Morgan
& Co, is taking the cure and benefit
ing great !a-&Enaa- it----------
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alex Rntherfurd
and Miss White. Mrs. Charles s. Bay
lis, of New York and Henry F. Ed
ridge, Of Newport, arrived on Sunday
for long stays. Judge G. F. Moore
who arrived from New York. made a
stirring address on the liberty loan
during the Sunday evening concert