The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-21

tween Red Cross and other war relief
work. AT the Casino this week, Mrs.
George Dallas Dixon. of Philadelphia,
gave large tea.
Mrs. William Cooke Worthington
and Mrs. A. l.. James. of Baltimore,
entertained twenty-five friends there
on Wednesday and Miss Josephine
II. Mcclure was among hostesses at
luncheon there on Tuesday,
Mrs. Henry Rutledge BUST, who is
noted for her lovely teas and lunch
cons, invited many friends to her
cottage In Baltimore row on Saturday
for tea. The little cottage was beau
tifully decorated with sweetpease and
ferns, and the affair was. voted one
Of the most attractive of the summer.
Many prominent people are finding
rest and quiet at White Sulphur
Springs, where they pass the entire
days on the golf links, j. Leonard
Replogle. of the war industries board
and Mrs Repiogle of New York, ar
rived here from Washington. Paul
Mackall. of New York. who is en-
gagged in work with the steel prod
ucts for the government. came to pass
few days with Mrs. K. r. Mackall
and Miss MackaH. who motored here
from bethlehem, Pa.
Henry White. former am bassador
to France, is here from Washington
to pass several weeks.
Oliver Hartman, of New York. is
here for a complete rest, and among
others from New York are Nat c.
Goodwin. who played all winter in
Why Marry" Judge and Mrs. Henry
y. HotChkss, who will stop at lot
Springs. Va. enroute to New York.
Arriving here by automobile were
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel +. Davidge, Of
Short Hills, n. J., who will pass
month at the Greenbrier Miss Eliza
beth Davidge and Miss Margaret S.
Furdy, of New York. are with them.
The Misses Katherine and Jeanne
Mclaughlin. of New Brunswick. who
come to the Greenbrier every sum-
mer. arrived there on Friday
Military Visitors.
Lieutenant Charltan +. Battle. Jr..
who is naval aide to President, and
is stationed on board the Mayfiower,
passed the week end at White Sui
phur Springs where, among other
men in uniforms, were Lieutenant
Lewis Hancock, Jr.. who has been in
command of submarine for seven
months. He passed the weekend
with his mother. Mrs, Lewis Hancock,
and the Misses Hancock. who have
cottage in South Carolina row. Lieu
tenant Hancock returned TO New York
and will be stationed AZ Bridgeport
Conn. in charge of submarine con-
struction work
Lieutenant c. E. Mason. OF the
British army. who was intelligence Of
ticer 10 General Isaacs during the
Somme drive, and was awarded the
military cross by King George for the
accom- lishment of perilous work.
passed Sunday here with Lieutenant
and Mrs Eugene Nj Barnhart
Captain j. n. Upshur Moorehead
came from Washington 10 he with his
family for few days. and Lieutenant
and Mrs Edward Ia Doheny. Jr.. who
have taken Casino cottage for the sea
son. were here for few days
Lieutenant Prescott Dudley, OF Chi
cagO arrived on Wednesday, and Cap
tain r. Ruboni Looming arrived adso
from New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. OF
The Meadows, who have as their
guests for the summer. Mrs. Frank
Bolts. of Cincinnati, and daughter;
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Lewis and
Master Thornton II. Lewis and Mrs
Frank Davis and Miss Betty Davis of
Ky. received word last
week of the birth OF a grandson,
Laurence Lewis. Jr Mrs Lewis, who
was Miss Louise Wise. heirress OF Mrs,
Robert Worth Bingham's estate. IL
with her mother, Mrs, J. X. Wise
at Wilmington, n. c. Lieutenant
Lewis il serving in France.
William A. Glasgow. Jr.. general
consul for the United States food ad-
passed the week in
Washington, where he was in confer
ence with Herbert NJ. Hoover. who
will go 10 E,urone i, interest OF the