The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
WHITE SULPHUR NEWS.
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Tbs Greenbiar. The White. Sui
phur Springs. W. ". Sept. l5.--I
IDEAL fall weather through the AL
leghanies has added zest to the sport
activities at White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va. where the colony. now thinned
down to enthusiasts of outdoor life
ahd the "kur colony" are enjoying
crystal clear days. CHEEKY log fires
IN the homelike fireplaces of the Old
White are welcome in the mornings
and the brisk morning air has won
% many so1ourners to the fascinating
game of golf.
Garrett 3. Wall and DeSoto Fftz-
gerald play over the long course fire.
Quently with Sir Frederick Williams
Taylor. Mrs. James r. Branch Is fire.
quently seen making the eighteen
holes. while Colonel Branch plays daily
with E. r. Wilson.
George w. Steven, who presided at
the third annual meeting of the Trans
Allegheny Good Roads association on
Saturday. entertained twenty-five
friends at a FIVE o'clock concert tea at
his cottage on Copeland Hill on Sun
day Henri Sokolove, violin director OF
the Greenbrier ochestra, was soloist.
AT the Sunday evening concert given
In the foyer of the Greenbrier, Mrs.
Hanna Butler, weil-known concert
sopranist, of Chicago. was soloist. Her
rendition or Thomas Poionnaise from
Mignon vas greatly applauded by the
large attendance.
Entertainaents of the week include
a large tea given at the Casino on Mon
day by Mrs. Oscar l. Richards. of
New York. Mrs. Barry King enter
tatned there on Wednesday and Miss
Natalie Young Smith gave tea-dan-
SAINT for twelve couples on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Theodore Smith
entertained twenty-five guests at din
ner in the Greenhrier on Wednesday
for John Livingston Minis, who ele-
brated his birthday. Colonel and Mrs.
James r. Branch. Mrs. Henry Rut-
ledge BUST. Miss Natalie Young Smith.
Miss Frances Clarke. Miss Sarah Liv-
ingston Poe and DR.. George T.. Capito
were among the guests.
Mrs. Henry Rut1edge BUST who is
one of White sulphur's most popular
hostesses, gave "A luncheon and an
auction bridge party at Elmhursa
farm, on Tuesday, Mrs. Garrett r.
Wall, Mrs, DeSoto Fitzgerald and Mrs
James r, Branch were among the
Richmond ladies present. Lady VIII
liams-Tayior, Mrs William Livingston
Watson. Miss Sarah /. Poe and Mrs
Barry King, Mrs. 4. II. I.atinaer were
among others there.
"A motion picture benefit perfor-
nance given in the Greenbrier Tues-
day evening NOTED $3.50 for ST.
Thomas Episcopal church on the
Greenhrier grounds. A special Charlie
Chaplin feature kept the audience IN
gales of laughter throughout the even
ing
The mid September colony at the
springs In practically bare % the
younger set who enjoyed such a merry
summer Thomas n, Scott. Jr has
Joined the Rockbridge barracks and
Frederick Scott hrs returned TO Viz
gfnia Militarw institute.
Miss Mary Taylor who passed fort
night here has gone TO Maryland.
The Notretn colony which soon. will
flock 10 the GreeRbTier TO take the
cure has a large representation Of ad-
vance arrivals 81 the springs this week
Mrs. Charles GRAY Dinsmore, accom-
panied by Miss Alice q. Coleman. Mrs.
Mortimer X. FlagE and her daughter,
Miss Eleanor Flaeg Me ard Mrs
James Ford Johnson. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert J Keller. who were joined on
THURSDAY by Robert J. Keller. Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank J Duptgnac and
Miss Eleanor r Dupigpac are among
Few York notables,