Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
SOCIETY FOLK FLOCK|NC
TO OLD WHITE SULPHUR
New York md Philadelphia Pouring
Into Resort for Fall
Season.
IDEAL OCTOBER WEATHER
Golf Links Arc Thronged, While
Riding Colony Grows Daily-Ho-
tel Deserted in Daytime While
Outdoor Sports Hold Sway.
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA"
October lS.-New York and Philadel-
phia society folk are pouring into the
Greenbrier. at White sulphur Springs.
to enjoy the ideal October weather
and the hosts Of outdoor pursuits. Golf
links have been busy with players
through the week, while the riding
colony grows In size daily. and the
hotel remains deserted through the
day.
Mrs. E. tiffany Dyer and Mrs. Jose
Ayrlar. who have heen for the summer
a; Mrs pye7's Southampton place,
"westlawn." arc taxing the cure here.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Waite. Rathoone
Bacon Nj ana Mrs. William H Porter.
MI and Mrs, William II. Sage are
prominent among New YORK soiou-ners
WHO are a; tae springs fer the cure.
Miss Masel Gerry. " Newport; Miss
Iul!ana cu,,.ns. Q: Southampton: Mrs,
Louis :. Hoy: ara her brother. Ship
icy Jones. Q. New YorA ana Sou;hAnnp-
;on. S..!vsd ,his week TO remain
through ce;oaer.
Mrs. Joseph s'u!i;zsr and Miss Maud
\ Msea.o", "ho passed sen's time
here i. lie sp.,nE. aaNs come 10 ;ake
nee&-.a3 WIKI .Aera.
MIS- Cornelius VandeJei!; and MISS
Grace Naaoe-o.l: passed ;Ae weekend
II SSt.4:s.s- returning 10 ;hs
G.stas:.e. q Taesoay, where Mrs
N&aas:si.; : ;&slug ;As cure
Ea1AAN :. kseat returned TO tae
sp-ass At:e- passing ne week ii New
Ee.s
v.s:ay sa7ss-aa a.Ayea a :ourso-ns
81 ias e3Ea;cea-aoie course sao-ily
l::er ais L.,-yA. - -Lts1~g. WIN Miss
NG-ie l. E-u.7zt;, E.ry. !. Enrn.t J..
Ind Henry P4.2ps Case
NJ ana Ms lScce strauss nave come
iSa- ssv.rti weeks so3or.a NJ. and
Ms :! Slos-G.: Armstrong. William
iasea- Francis : Saty7A-i. :. z Wal
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Hail. 6.e .o;ESls arrivals :; re Green
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icy. :: EytA- Pa O. Suntay ;a.< .c5e
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c-d-:asalea+6 Virginia aiaae. Mss
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Is Wa.;t Sc!2a-: co:ory as - a-dea,
:.-e-- Az < lct?i n a. me out6oo-
s3o-ts- u. Bradley passed IRE wss.-
enc WIKI Ms Bradley
Ms. Jean P Eel. .. camp :;il:. Fort
washington. Pa has coae Tor the
month
Thomas Ei.-r.s Powers. who spea,
several nontns here lss: season is
STEPPING for few days. en- route for
Philadelphia.
Anon. Richmond soiou.ne-s a, the
GTeeno!ier are several railroad men.
who are attending private bushes.
session OF railroad Representatives, who
have met 20 discuss freight valuations.
W. p Gray and Z. " Thomas o: IN.
chesapeake and Ohio Hallway. are
here. George S;ua-, Patterson 0. The
Pennsylvania Railroad. and Mr.. Pat-
terson Edward Z. LOOMS. pyesiden; of
the Delaware and Lackawanna Rail
road, and Mrs LOOMS; Frederick w
stevens, II. A. Howar,h " l. Bycrs,
OF New York. and George w. Hand
and H. S. Marshall. OF Chicago. are
among other members attending the
meeting.
Mrs. James Ransom Branch went 10
Washington on sunday with Mrs
IcoFge Dallas DIXON, who Went from
mere 10 Philadelphia. Colonel Branch
VIII 20 toi!BrancEland in a few days.
George w Stevens arrived from,
Richmond on his private car on Sa;ur-
day to pass the weekend at the Green
brier
Charles Steele. who is a member O,
me hrm OF j. p. Morgan & Co. and
MIS- Steele were joined here last week
by S Taggart Steele. OF Baltimore
On sunday many motor parties ar
rived at the Grccnbricr from Virginia
Ho1 Springs for the day Mrs John
d. McCook. Miss Harri.I McCook, OF
tuxedo Park. were here with Charles
r. Alexander, OF New York.
MT. and Mrs. James Allen Townsend
VINO ware here for luncheon. passed
me afternoon with Mrs. Thomas Shan.
non and Miss shannon, of New York
Mrs; y. Herbert Hos,e,ter, Jr .,
pittsburgh. gave a luncheon on tues.
Gay at Little Log Cabin
MIS- Joseph Widener, Miss Raw Slater
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer. Miss aIacarow
i1eFoert Pulitzer. Dr.. George Rollins
Lee and Or. John Freeland motored -
himhurst Farm on Sunday for d;pncr
Notable among other visitor a, m.
springs this week arc Mr. and Mrs wa
nam a. Paine, Miss Esther paioo an,
MIS-. John H. Blodgett, OF Boston: Mr.
ana Mrs solomon \ Smith and Mr.
ana MIS-. Frederick Bode, OF Chicago
hrnest NJ Wright OF Philadelphia: Mr.
ana MIS- Charles steele. Of the Rit
'aFfon. New York and Mr.. and Mrs
w. NJ. l.. Fiske and w. N Iind,so,
Fisk". III, OF Chicago.
Charles Churchill, Of the No-fo,L