Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
|olDi WHITE SULPHUR
RAPIDLY FILLING UP
From South and Elsewhere Guests
Are Coming for Delights of
$3.50 Spring Season.
Both Eighteen and Nine-Iiole Courses
Are Open TO Playcrs-Many Are
4 Taking Advantage of Mountain
Trails and Drives.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

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Ss(WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W.
VA, March 1.-THE spring season is
once moro on at the Greenbricr and
most Of tho Sojourners arc thronEirE
In TO indulge themselves in tho wealth
Of sports and pleasures that awaits
them. The permanent greens OF the
nins-hole rolf course are being played
on from early until late. On saturday
the permanent greens OF the eighteen
hole course will be formally opened
70. the season. and match games viii
be tho event az the day. :, golfers
on SATURDAY,. .Arnons those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Mace. OF
New York. who were joined here by
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Cass LedNard u,
en- route from the south.
9 Throughout Sun-nlied days every
quaint mountain surrey and vehicle
has been pressed into use 20 carry the
cSSee visitors 10 ;he mountain roads
and points OF interest. Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas W. Fleming arG sen. y :
nesday. returning by Wa Of Lewis
burg.
w. f. johnson. Of Crescent. W. Va,
and II. 3. Hawkins, OF Richmond. who
arc here for few days. rode over the
Greenbr!er Mountain.
Miss Zeliaa 7. Clark and Louis Clark
are at the Grcenbricr tor their annual
spring visit,
The Misses Margaret ard Katherine
4 Steward have come from New York.
and were Joined here this week BY
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
w. Steward. who recently returned
from their winters sojoucn at santa
Barbara.
IN the Now York COLONY arc Mr.. and
y Mrs Clarence &. Fell. MIR. and Mrs.
Ge6ree 8. Pos; ami Miss iiarriette
Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Ci!raud Foste: and
Giraud Foster. jr.. who are en- route
Cor their home in LenoN. Mass from
the. South, where they have been
spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs LeGrand l.. Benedict
of-thc Plaza New York. will remain
here owe. the Easter season. Miss
Mary NJ. Hare is taking the cure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Docnch. OF
Sunset HILL Manhasse;t, l. l.. and Mrs
William Metcalf Elise, with W ocdcr
Warren. are among the New York.
notables to arrive this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotcshury
of Philadelphia. who have been a.
Palm Beach during February. arrived
at the Grcenhrcr on Tuesday from
4 Richmond In their private car. The,
will remain here fortnight before
going North. Mr. and Mrs. William :
4 Mclean. Miss sara Mclean and Mis-
Thompson are prominent among othe
arrivals from Philadelphia this week
a "knittcrs tea" vas given in tn
spring room on Tuesday by the man
aEement in compliment TO the womci
who are knitting sweaters for tn
CHILD Welfare League benefit fund
Mrs. Clarence Pell, Mrs. Efiir CHAN
! Lawrence. Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt
Mrs. Giraud Foster. of New York Mrs
s John w. Robinson and Mrs. Hcrhe r
Hills Hewitt: Mrs Lawrence l.. liar
mon and Mrs. c. II. Dutro, OF Buffalo
{, were among those present
Mrs. Helen Ciallatin Welsh. OF tn
Casino Cottage, entertained at Dime
= at the Colonial Club on Saturday niC IA
T for Mrs. George Willing, Jr., OF Phila
q delphia, who is here with her mothcr
Mrs. Joshua Ladd Howell.