Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-15
USUAL IMPORTANT PART
FOR RICHMOND COLONY
This City Are at the Old White
Sulphur.
MRS. t. b. SCOTT ENTERTAINs
She Is Host at Largest Tea of the
Week -Cool Days Make Riding
Over Mountain Trails Sport Par
Excellence.
,spcc,al 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.l


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
VA. July 1.-THE Richmond colony is
playing It's usual important part In the
resort life at White Sulphur this sum
NOR. and most of the Richmond SO
journers have arrived to remain
through the season. Mrs. DcSoto Fitz-
Gerald and Miss Doreen FitzGcrald,
who arrived on July 4, were joined by
Miss Katherine Scales on Friday. who
Is passing July with them at Hawlcy
Cottage.
MIR. and Mrs. Granville c. Valentine
have opened their cottage in the South
Carolina Row. and among other fla
miiiar names seen again at the White
is Mrs. Edward #. Robinson. who ar
rived on Sunday. Mrs. Charles Il. Wor-
than and Sidney B. Scott were among
other Richmond arrivals on Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Pcndleton is at the
White for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Il. Valentine
are stopping at the White. where Berk-
ley Williams arrived on Wednesday,.
Mrs Thomas B. Scott who arrived
last week with Mr.. Scott and Fred and
James Scott. gave the largest tea OF
tho week at the Casino on Wednesday,
where the tables were set for fourteen
quests. Among those present were Miss
Sarah Livingston Poe who Is here with
her uncle. J. Livingston Minis. of Bal
timore; Mrs. William G.. Whcatley, Mrs
James K. Branch. Miss Judith Is. Col
ston. Mrs. Robert II. White and Mrs
Garrett b. Wall.
A week Of delightfully."- cool days
has made riding the sport par excel
fence. Many riding parties have started
from here to pass the day exploring
mountain trails. Miss Marie Louise
blair. who is passing several weeks at
the Grcenbrier with her mother, Mrs. c.
Ledyard Blair. OF Blairsden," at Pea
pack. N. j.. rode with Miss Edith G.
Marshal and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Marshall to High Top Mountain, where
they had picnic luncheon.
Among motor parties Off 70. the day
WAS picnic luncheon given by Mrs
robert II. White and daughter. Miss
Gladys White. and Charles T. White
Tor party Camp Greenbrier.
Never before has golf had such A per-
sistently large following as has been
seen on the links at White Sulphur
TINS season. Courses Of wonderful
greens in the prime OF condition have
iared ever the reluctant play TO a.
ieast eighteen holes daily. Mrs. George
Lauder Carnegie. who Is here with Mr.
Carnegie vale he takes the cure >. mo
ol the most prominent figures on The
INKS. Men, busy with business of war
titne. have been far in the shade al
Eoii this season. for the women are on,
o"t!' turning In scores that wake the
envy OF their brother PLAYERS Bril-
Ian, foursomcs and two-bau n,tch.s
are the talk Of the tea hour at the ca
siho' where knitting and other war ef-
'oi.S nave taken the place OF war talk
ana speculation. on Sunday Gardiner
Mhite' OIL New York. an amateur cham
pion. and Charles L. Mothersele poIf
professional. defeated Jimmie Green
and q. w. Gwathmey. of Virginia Hot
springs. IN four-bail match at Inn
The National Fertilizer and the
southern Fertilizer Associations. which
nave been In session for their twenty
fourth and twelfth respective annual
conventions. featured tennis and /,
Eoli tournament on Wednesday and
Thursday as the only sport event OF
their week here. as the social program
was omitted. due to wartime condi-
lions. y large entry was made for
ooth tournaments, the proceeds Of
which VIII be applied to the purchase
or an ambulance for the Red Cross
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Graham Gl,
gov. formerly of Richmond who hats.
hVed Tor several years In London, Eng.
are occupying Miss Ellie *. Branch
cottage in the South Carolina Row
Ior me summer Miss Branch Will Join
the Richmond contingent at the White
upon her arrival here from Richmond
Prominent members OF the summer COL
ony VINO have arrived this week in
clude Mrs Alexander p. Witty, with
her daughter, Mrs Saunders T.. Jones
ana MT. Jones and daughter. Miss Anne
trainers Jones. OF Louisville. KY; Mrs.
Albert Cowan and daughters. the
Misses Mary and Marjorie Cowan, OF
cherokee Park. Louisville; Mr. and Mrs
alexander Gordon. Miss Margaret Nc
Kim Gordon and Alexander Gordon. Jr
OF Baltimore.
MIS- William Cooke worthington Is
here from Baltimore to spend the sur-
mer at the White
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colston and
n n ouoith IS. colston. OF Cincinnati.
have arrived to pass the summer
Mrs Hugh Buckingham and daurb-