Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
.LEW|S-W|sE WEDDING
IS OF WIDE INTEREST
They Wed in Wilmington. n. c., and
90 to White Sulphur Springs for
rss Part OF Honeymoon.
WILL RESIDE IN NEW YORK
Many Gotham Society Folk Arriving
at West Virginia Resort to Take
euro and Enjoy Beauties OF Spring
in tho Mountains.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. May
ls.-An event OF much interest through
out the East was the wedding on
Thursday OF Miss Louise Wise. Of Will
mington. n. c.. and Laurence Lewis,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis.
of The Meadows at White Sulphur
Springs. On board the private car In
which Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis went to
Wilmington were Mr. and Mrs. George
r. Van Hagen and Miss Elizabeth Van
Hagen. OF Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Lewis, OF San Francisco: JEFF
ferson Eskew, OF Charleston: William
Eawley, OF New York. and Miss Isabel
Haldiman. OF Louisville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis spent part of their honeymoon
at Virginia Hot Springs and White
sulphur Springs, where they were the
guests of Mr.. Lcw!s's parents at The
Meadows. They will reside in New
York where Mr.. Lewis Is connected
with the Furness-Withey Steamship
Company. and are anticipating long
visit In the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton Lewis at The Meadows at
tho time Mrs. Lewis holds her annual
Morse show on her private course in
August. Mrs. William H. Lewis, who
came from San Francisco to attend the
wedding, will remain with Mrs.
Thornton Lewis for a lengthy sotourn
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Weir. OF
Charleston. have had as their guest at
the Grccnbrier, Miss Madden l.aidley,
OF Charleston, for whom they gave
dinner on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Capito were among those pres
cnt.
Colonel j. E. Dana, OF Charleston.
gave a house party this week at his
summer home at Lewisburg in honor
Of Mrs Horace r. Maher. OF Norfolk.
whose wedding was recent event i'll
Washington. Miss Florence F. Flynn.
sister OF tho bride. Mrs. Cary WEIGH,
OF Manila, p. l.. and Miss Dorothy
Grated. OF London. were guests OF Col
onel Dana at luncheon at the Green
brier on Wednesday.
Tho Greenorer has had many ar
rivals during the, past week. among
them New York society people who
women bring their pet dogs with them
and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer's beautiful
blue chow Is attracting no end Of at
tention. Mrs. Helen Gallatin Welsh
has an English bull named Babe"
and a Pomeranian which are her insep-
arabic companions. Mrs Welsh Is taxi
ing her two small sons 10 Atlantic
City for a short sojourn.
Michael p. Grace. OF New York. Is
spending ten days at the Greenbrier
and taking tho cure. Mrs. II. James
Whigham. Of New York. who is here
for the cure. has been Joined by Mrs.
Howard Linn. of Chicago. They are on
the. tennis courts daily and among the
most expert players here.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Armour. of
Chicago. who spent few days in New
York last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W. Littleheld. have returned
10 spend some time before opening
their country house At Lake Forest,
Ill
Mrs. Harry F. Hall and Harry F.
Hail. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cochrane
and F. C. Chefler are among New York
ers motoring here from Virginia Hot
Springs, this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Kennedy. of New York. are
spending a few days at the Green
brier.
Mr.. and Mrs Hermann Ellis. of New
York and London. entertained on
Thursday night in honor of Burr Nc
Intosh, whose lecture on Our Country
Greatest OF AL" was received here
with much enthusiasm. Mr.. Mcintosh
left on Friday morning after speak
ing on tho same topic at the Plaza
Theater and at the high school In
White Sulphur village.
Stephen and Davis Elkins. Monte"
Waterbury. Lewis WarinG and Clar-
ence K. Mccormick. who were here ten
days taking the cure and playing golf.
have returned to New York. DIR. John
Freeland. who has a cottage here for
the summer, has also gone up to town
to spend a few days.
Theodore +. Watson. Of Squadron A,
in New York, has brought his bride
here for a fortnight of their honey
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson are
sttll at their cottage here and are
enjoying the spring season before go
ing to Newport for the summer They
gave a luncheon here on Sunday in
honor Of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt ard
Mrs. Reginald de Kovcn, who motored
hero from Hot Springs. to spend the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cox Patterson.
OF New York, are here on their honey
moon. Mrs. Patterson was Miss EVELYN
Crimmins, daughter OF John D. Grim
minis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Gardiner, Of
East Hampton. l." l.. who are here
with their two children, spend a great
deal OF their time riding about the
mountain trails and along the straight
way runs.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis seaver Paine
have completed the cure here and have
gone TO New York for the remainder
of the spring
Arnold Daily. who has been i'll cev.
cral months, is coming from New York
TO take the treatment this week. ac-
conpanied by Percy Perkins
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