Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
SPRINGS SURRENDER
4. TO AUTUMN DELIGHTS
Each Day Brings Ideal Weather and
Ea Moro Beautiful Coloring to
Mountain Ridges.
RIDING LEADING DIVERSION
Many Lovers of Hunt Are Getting
Themselves I'm Trim for Fall Fox
Chascs-Golf Links Tccm with
Players.

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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
VA. October 6.-White Sulphur Springs
has piven itself up TO autumn delights
and Ideal weather. Each day brings
greater changes and more beautitui
colorlng on the endless mountain
ridges, while sunshine and cool, crisp
air add Zest TO the outdoor Sports
Riding is leading In the diversions
and many aojourncrs who are lovers
of the hunt are getting iii form lot
the fall fox hunts. which are such a
delightful feature. Mrs. Joseph Wide
ncr, who is here from Philadeiphia'
rides daily. and Miss Ray Slater, who
is with her. rode the Valley View
Trail on Monday. Miss Edith q. Mar
shall and Mrs. Herbert \. Worth. Mrs.
Hermann Ellis. Mrs. William Gcrrtsh
Eeale and John Shillito are among the
riding colony out daily.
Golf has the largest following of the
year. and the links teen with players
from early until late, Henry Phelps
Case, who was joined 10y his niece
and nephew. Miss Marie l.. Emmett
and Henry c. Emmett. lr.. is out daily.
William II. Sands. |. Chaunccy Nc
Keevrr. Miss Marianne MckceNcr.
Charles Steel and :. Tagaart steele.
MIR and Mrs. Joseph Laroc0uc. Fox
hall T. Kccnc and MIR and Mrs. John
H. Suydam are other players.
William TraverS Jerome. Jr who
passed some time here in the spring
with his mother. Mrs. William 7.
Jerome, has brought his bride here
for extended honeymoon. Mrs.
Jerome. Jr.. was Miss Hope Hoyt Sol
gate. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. James
Colby Colgate. Of New York and Rcn-
nington. VT
Mrs. e Hope c. Slater has closed
her villa ''Hoprdene,' mt Newport.
and is al the Greenbrier where she
will take the cure.
Mrs. William II. Crocker arrived on
Wednesday from Burlinghame. Cal, TO
pass several weeks at the springs.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Steele, of
Southampton. l. l.: MIR. and Mrs. lrv-
ing 7. Bush and Rufus I. Bush. DIR.
and Mrs. John y. Victor, MIR. and Mrs.
Wolcott q. Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
L. Baylies and Mrs. James H. Benedict
and Miss Stella Benedict are prominent
at the springs this week.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss
Grace Vanderbilt. who have been at
Spartanburg, :. G.. where Colonel Van
derbilt and Private Cornelius Wander
hilt, Jr- are stationed. arrived on
Thursday on private car TO pass sew
cral weeks NJ the Greenbricr, where
Mrs. Vanderbilt will take the cure.
Mrs. James Ransom Branch. who
has recently been confined TO her cot
taEe by illness, entertained at dinner
in the GreeNbrier on Friday night in
honor OF Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, of
Philadelphia. Her guests included
Mrs. Gardner Cassatt. MIR. and Mrs.
j. Malcolm Marshall. MIR. and Mrs.
George Theodore Smith, Mrs. Henry
RutledSe Buist and Miss Josephine H.
Mcclure.
Miss Nellie Payne. of charlottesville
is stopping ut the Greenbrer with Mrs
Charles c. Wilson, of Chicago.
DIR. Henry Froehling. OF Richmond.
arrived ut the springs on "Wednesday
for short stay.
Mrs Riley Miles Gilbert and Miss
Anne Gilbert who have passed the
summer at Jefferson. ~ H. have taken
cottage in the Baltimore row for tho
season. e"'
Mrs. Henry Dibblce, of Chicago, and
Mrs. David Bigelow, of New York: MIR
ana Mrs. y. L. Hardin, MIR and Mrs
-. Is. lansier and MIR. and Mrs. +. 4,
nryant are other arrivals at the Green.
orier this week.