Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
E!!WORKERs TAKE CURE
At THE WHITE SULPHUR
Many Prominent Business Men at
Famous Resort Recovering From
Strain of Recent Campaigns.
MIR. AND MRS. McApoo ARRIVE
Secretary OF Treasury Motors
Through Valley for Several Weeks
Sotourn--MeatlesS and Wheatless
Days Carefully Observed.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
VA, November 3.-Thc white Sulphur
colony is devotinG lis time and
thought to the cure. Many prominent
business men who have been at their
desks for several months doing all
they can to assist in the various war
departments. are ut the Gcecnhrier for
q few short weeks respite. The diet
Kitchen, now established n the Green
hrier. has done much to interest cure
patients in learning the scientific val
ues of food. and with he measures
taken by the food administration to
conserve all that is possible for the
soldiers in France, the die. kitchen has
won much recognition. The mcatleSS
and wheatless days are being met sue
cessfully at the Grcenbricr. where gem
erous menus OF fish ana fowl dishes
are gladly accepted by iojuurncrs. who
are eager to do all they can TO make
the conservation Il success.
81 William Gibbs McAdoo. Secretary OF
the Treasury. and Mrs. McAdoo arrived
at the Grecnbricr Tuesday evening by
automobile from Washington Mr.. Me-
Adoo is much In need Of rest after
his strenuous work in behalf or the
second Liber:y loan. j. ". Shafer. sec
rotary to Mr. McAdoo. preceded them to
the springs.
Miss Edith WINS of New York who
Is at the Grccnbrier vita her father
Augustus Howard WINS. sang the nrin
from Madame Butterfly" Mt n benefit
motion picture performance in the ball
room of the Greenbricr Tuesday even
ing. The sum Of sl70 was RAISED for
the st. Thomas Episcopal Church, on
the grounds.
Mrs. Joel Ellis Fisher who returns
to New York in November after a stay
OF several months at the Greenbrier
gave dinner last Friday evening for
ten guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Addison Woolley Of
at Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Slocum's cottage
on Monday evening.
Notable Northrrners who arrived this
week at White sulphur Springs to take
the cure include Mrs. George l.. Me-
Alptn. of New York. accompanied by
Miss Flora Benjamin; Mrs George
Brewster. Of New York: Mrs. Frederick
r. Brewster, of New Haven. Conn; Mr.
ana Mrs. Christopher D. Smithcrs who
passed the summer at Glen Cove. l.. l.:
Mrs. Carl S,illman. of Boston. with
Mrs. Clarence WadSworth. Of Middle
town, Conn: Mrs. Gardiner sherman.
or New York. and Mrs. William Lit
'auer, OF WASHINGTON and New York.
Mrs. Marshall ormr Wilson who has
peen IN New York for tho week. has
returned to join Mr.. Wilson for n
lengthy stay
Mrs. l., Duiton Mckee is stopning
with Mrs. Harry Whitney McVickar,
VIII is taking tho cure.
James \. Janncy. Jr.. who raised So
ooo,o0o for the second Liberty loan.
enh 7, Johnson Ward of Ph;ladcIphin,
are here for " fortnight.
lhomnS Mexican. Of Roscmont, Pa.
- here for II complete res; and relaxn,
ton
MIS- John l. Rutherford. who is
Spending month here with Mr.. Ruth
eri'ra' is also accompanied hv N-rs.
Charics BayliS and JrS Tho,nn. w
MrCartcr and Miss Whyie
MI and Mrs iilnavd 5 na.knoss.
who arc here for several wce.>s. hcyr
Deeh Joined br Mr. and Mra Villa.
G.hE warden and Miss Agnes Brocki.
OF Philadelphia
ar a"d Mrs, Henry j. Whighan,. Who
nave taken cottage in the Tansus
row Tor me autumn. have Lrcn joined
oE MRS. WhiSh,sn's mother, Mrs. cfar-
ence b. Macdonald