The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
ENJOYS FALL SEASON

Especial to The Richmond yirginisn.l
| The Greenbrier. White Sulphur
| Springs, w. Va, Nov. Sotourners
st the Greenhrier, White Sulphur
Springs. are anticipating ideal weather
for the Tha uksgiving holidays as No
VEN Der in the West Virginia ALLIE
ghanies has been like spring time. and
outdoor sports lure the entire Green
| brier colony to the links. and trails
each Gay. John Hone Auerbach who
has been passing somstime here with
his family went on shooting expedt-
ton 10 Nicola with George Clark re-
Gently They scared several flock OF
partridges and pheasants. Mr.. Clark
has bagged some fine pheasants and
game dinners are the source of much
entertaining.
mong the Northerners who will re-
main at the Green brier for over
Thanksgiving are Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Livingston, of Ciermont, LAv-
ingston Manor. ~. Y, who came by
automobile with their two daughters
TO pass several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ellis, OF
HOLLYWOOD, Surrey. England. and
New York. have returned from New
York where they passed several weeks
and have taken a cottage in the Balti-
more TOW. W. n Htd0GtSaHs "a
Greenwich. Conn. accom- pa MED them.
Mr.. Ellis is receiving many congratu-
lations on winning the classic Caesar
witch stakes with his wore. d son OF
the noted Fugel-man Rappei Mr., En-
lis has raced extensively and has one
Of the best known racing stables
abroad
Mrs John Turner Moorehead, Of
Spray, y. c.. who came to the Green
hrier last Saturday accom- pa MED by
her daughters. Mrs. Robert L. Parrish,
Of Covington. Va, and Mrs. p. Frank
Mebaue. Of spray. passed away early
/ Monday morning, and the remains
were taken to Spray where funeral
services were held on Wednesday
from the home. Mrs. Parrish. who
Ia well known to the White sulphur
colony. has many friends who share
her bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll.
/ Of New York have taken a cottage in
the Baltimore row for several weeks
end will pass Thanksgiving here
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Moultcn
nd Mr.. and Mrs George A. Plimptor
are notable among recent New York
so3ourners, MIR. and Mrs Plimpton,
who are on their honeymoon came
: r. rTye rir6eUrfT5r yro'n Washington
ana are QRNbNiNE tlkS*t AiAttS ~ 49,
and other outdoor sports.
: Mrs. David King. Of "Kingscote, :"
Newport. r. l. and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert l. Gerry, % Newport. are
passing some tirne here Mrs. King Is
! taking the cure ard among others
| who have come for the treatment are
Mr. asl Mrs. Joseph E. Montague, OF
I N'agra. y Y. Mr.. and Mrs, Loven
! C:r!swold, Dubois OF Dover, Mass;
Mrs George Willing. Jr. and her
mother. Mrs Joshua Ladd Howell Of
Chestnut nm. Pa
The Red cross activities have start
ed again with fresh endeavor AT the
Greenbrer. A room In the hotel has
been fitted up for the making of sur
gtcal and gauzc dressings. and Mrs
II Howard Sle-cuH3, who worked
f7rpslgi1out the SUMMER has been APP
Aointed chairman Of the suxiliary,
Until large number Of trained work
ers are gathered. the room viii be
opened on Wednesday and Saturday
MORNINGS The White Sulphur
, branch. OF the LewIshurg chapter is
doing splendid work in the village.
and is open Ave afternoons week.
Dr.. o. c, Crank. formerly of Rich
mond. has fitted VI a very modern
office In the Whit loga. which is
open during the morning hours. and
I his village Office is open during the
afternoons sojourrers at the Green
brier are glad TO find such an ex
perieuced dentist and well equipped
/ office here
! Europeans now ct the Greenhrier
/ include Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dedyn. OF
verniers. Belgium. who have been
I passing some time in New York: Mr.
I and Mrs. Basil Biackett, of London.
| England. who arrived on SUNDAY and
/ drove to E1mhurst farm for luncheon
on Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Schoolkop1.
OF Niagara Falls. ". Y, who passed
several weeks at the Greenbrier in
the spring. have come to remain un-
til early December They devote much