Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-16
OUTDOOR LIFE POPULAR
At THE WHITE SULPHUR
OF Sojourners at Famous
9rcenbricr.
STEVENS GIVES CONCERT TEA
Richmond Man Takes Leading Part
In Social Life at Popular Resort.
Advance Guard of Fall Recreation
lists Already Arriving.
Especial to The Times dispatch. J


WHITE SULPHUR SPKlNGS, w. VA.
September l5.-ldeal fall weather
through the -Alleghanies has added zest
to the sport activities at White sui
phur Springs. W. Va. where the colony,
now thinned down to enthusiasts Of
outdoor life and the "kur colony" are
enjoying crystal clear days. CHEEKY.
log fires in the homelikc rreplaccs Of
the Old White are welcome in the
morning, and tho brisk morning air has
won many Sojuurnccs 10 thc faScinat
Ing game of golf.
MeSsrS. Garrett Is. Wall and DeSoto
FttzGerald play over the long course
frequently With Sir Frederick Viii
liams-Taylor. Mrs. James X. Branch is
frequently seen making the eighteen
holes, while Colonel Branch plays daily
with E. T. Wilson
George w. stevens. who presided AT
the third annual meeting OF the Trans
Allegheny Good Roads Association on
Saturday. entertained twenty five
friends at a ) o'clock concert tea at
his cottage on Copeland Hill on Sun
day.
Entertainments OF the week include
large tea given at ,hc Casino on Mon
day by Mrs. oscar l.. Richards. OF New
York. Mrs. Barrykins entertained
there on "Wednesday. and Miss Natalie
Young Smith gave d tea dansant for
Twelve couples on thursday.
MIR. aud Mrs. George Theodore Smith
entertained Twenty-Five guests at din
ner in the Greenbgier on Wednesday for
John Livingston Minis. who celebrated
his birthday. Colonel and Mrs. James
X. Branch. Mrs. Henry ituiledge BUST
Miss Natalie Young smith Miss Frances
Clarke. Miss Sarah Livingston Poe and
Dr. Capito were among the guests.
Mrs. Henry Rutlcdgc Buist who is
NJ S,,I,,
hastesses, gave a luncheon and an auc-
ton bridge party at Eimhurst Farm on
Iuesday. Mcsdames Garrett t. Wall
DeSoto FitzGerald and james K. Branch
were among the Richmond ladies pres
ent Lady Williams Ia ylor, Mrs VIII
nam Livingston Watson. Miss Sarah l..
roe, Mrs. Barry King and Mrs. y. H.
Latimer were among others there
a motion picture benefit performance
given in the Grcenbrier Tuesday even
ing Melted $3.50 for ST. Thomas's Epis-
copal Church OH the Grcenbrier
grounds. y special Charlie Chaplin
feature kept the audience in gales of
iaushteT throughout the evening.
me mid-Scptcmbcr colony at the
springs is practically bare OF the
younger set, who enjoyed such d merry
summer Thomas T.. scott. Jr has
Joined the RockbridEe Artillery. and
frederick Scott has returned to Vir-
ginia Military Institute Miss Mary
Taylor, who passed a fortnight here
has gone 10 Maryland
Rchmond sojourners at the sprinrs
this week include Edward r. Archer
samuel w. Lacy, j. 7. Leonard. Mrs
MeiNiile Peck and Mrs j Bland Bran.
non j. W. KING and W. h: Cassidv.
MISS Mary Custis Lee. OF Virgins.
joined Mrs w. H. +. Lee, Of Stone
leigh Court. Washington. H. c.. at her
cottage IN Virginia Row
The Northern colony. which 500,
VIII mock 10 the Grccnbrier TO take the
cure mas a large representation OF ad-
vance arrivals at the springs this week
MRS. Mortimer *. FlagS ana her dau.b
YER MISS Eleanor Flag: NJ and Mrs
James Ford Johnson, IN. Mr.. and Mrs
Ropert j. Keller. VINO were Joined ON
Ihursday by Robert J. Keller. Jr: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank j. Dupignac ana Miss
Eleanor +. Dup!gnac are among New
1ork notables. Mrs. 7. Dewitt Tai
mage, OF Baltimore. and Miss Rebecra
collier. Mrs. Donnell Swan and Nrs
douglas II. Gordon. also of Baltinor.
are at the Grecnbricr for several weeks
hiiaoe Iph!ans arriving this week
inciade Mrs Georgs Eiddie. pr and
Mrs II. PriAz and AIRS. j. ii. weaver