Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
MANY BUSINESS MEN VISIT
white SULPHUR SPRINGS
Resorts of South With Ccs-
sation of HoStiliticS.
LATEST FASHIONS ARE WORN
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Schwab
Among Prominent Guests mt the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notable People
There Include r.. NJ. Statlcr.

THE GREENBRIER. WHITE SUI,-
PHUR SPRINGS, w. VA, December Z.
With the ban on private cars lifted
and travel restrictions removed. the
coming winter season in the So lthcrn
resorts promises TO be a lively one.
Significant of this change is the pa
tronage at the Greenbricr. where SO
cuperate after the hard strain of their
war work. Charles NJ. Schwab was
like boy let out of school and played
golf golf joyonsly, taking his smothrred
things cooked by Aunt Eva nj his daily
luncheon at the Casino with Mrs.
S SSh,S who was Knitting away on her
the Greenbrier is +. a. O'ConRcll. who
is not only president of the r. T.
S,ih,tsry Co. OF b1ston; but foSd ad
County. Mass. and on many commit
tees and boards besides. He came for
complete e, rest and got it, with some
Francis l. tiine. president OF the
First National Bank of New York. IS
another big business man who came
Tor his golf and recreation, and J. Fl.
Patterson. of the National Cash Regis
ter, is stll another who pays periodical
visits here to keen in trim. L. NJ. stat
Ter. who is at the head of the great
Statler hotel organization, took ad-
vantage of q strike in the construction
OF his new Pennsylvania Hotel in New
Of friends and play for Il few days, and
Michael Drecier. who has sold more
pearls than ony other man in the world
since the war began, is here; also
Frank ]. Godsol. who was purchasing
agent for the French government and
spent millions Of dollars for them.
AT White Sulphur one always COTS
the first hints Of new styles, and some
of the sojourners here have been wear
ing the smartest clothes imaginable.
Nj
Mrs. j. Howard Slocum and Mr. Alder
wore mahogany -colored duvctyn
gown with fourtecn-inch band of
sealsktn bordering the narrow barrel
shaped skirt, and there were cuffs of
seal and large crushed collar. a seal
tam o'shanter worn with this was un-
denfably smart
WEARS ROSE MADE OF
OSTRICH PLUMES
a charming dinner gown was worn
by young bride here and was OF cX-
IRENE simplicity. being of brides gray
satin and having n Russian blouse
edged with chinchilla and close little
sleeves cut of short half way between
shoulder and elbow also edged with
chlnchilla. huge rose fashioned from
green ostrich feathers was stuck in
the front of the corsage at the waist
line and was most chic.
one or the most beautifully tailored
uniforms Is the Oxford gray cloth of
the Womcn's Motor Corps, and a hand
some young matron who has been drlv-
ing In Chicago wore her uniform dur
ing most OF her visit here. with its
sauey tilted cap, Washington says
Ina women EN- VINO have adopted special
,inue to wear them and this is devout-
~ 70 De hoped for they are a blessed
relief from the frills and furbeiows
some business women used to untiis"
Nifty their professions by wearing.
TIGHT-FII1TSG SLEEVES
on UPPER ARM
lovely black lace dinner gown
I'M "a @.
uer to elbow. with nothing TO relieve
the sharp line Mt the bottom and these
s S,esSf fso are appsarng in nearly all the
SHOWN here. though destined for the
Palm Beach season. The black lace
a9si Imlis y, gown own With black maline-
of demi-toilettc and cspeciallv usefni
Wnere one Is travelling, with little lug
and hat may be carried in u hat.
Thanksgiving brought many society
PPeG1pte 70 the Greenbricr at White
parties We're given there and nj The
pa hes E inahu Farm ina the Log
ners were served with the famoms
Greenbrier turkeys that have more of
Inc Iss. WI" sS,,i hayor than any other tur-
one dinner alone We're Francis l.. Hine.
president, OF the First National BANK
O. f Mngen York. and Mrs. Hne; Anton
wives; William IL. Porter, of J. j.
Morgan & Co. and Mrs. Porter; Thomas
orator; Mr.. and Mrs. Shcrburnc Pres
cot. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hyd.
,naG 81 and ID Mr. and Mrs; clifiord Buck
lnornton Lewis. OF the Meadows
Major Samuel J. Rosensohn. u. S.
Washington u, spend some time ut the
ITeenbricr, where they are enioyin,r