The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-29
CANTEEN BENEFIT
AT WHITE SULPHUR
Burr Mcintosh Gives Address
and Auctions Afghan
for S2,275.
WAR HEROINE AT SPRINGS
Nine. Del Garcia, Wounded
Ambulance Driver, Is n
Visitor.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va.
July oS.--The entertainment given in
the ballroom of the Greenbrler last eve-
ming for the benefit of the canteen SER
vice was the greatest success OF the
season. and the ballroom was thronged
Burr Mcintosh spoke on patriotism
His lecture was illustrated by colored
slides. Mrs. Joseph Ryan sang ION TO
Berlin" by Samuel NJ. Rice. and Batch
ford Cavanaugh sang For Liberty" by
Mrs George Barton French. The can
teen girls sold tickets and following the
lecture Mr.. Mcintosh auctioned q hand
crocheted afghan. which brought S2,275
The total proceeds for the evening were
more than $500.
Many dinners were given In the Green
brier last evening, and among others en-
tertaining was II. s. McVeigh. Cincinnati
who had ten guests.
Arrivals at the Greenbrier include Mrs
Nicholas Longworth OF Cincinnati and
Mile. De Chambrun OF Washington.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Byron Dula, New
York, have opened their cottage here.
With them are Mrs. Selwyn C. Edgar
Jr. and the Misses Josephine and Cath
crime Edgar
Philip Hiss OF New York Is here. with
Mrs Hiss and Mrs. Charles Hudson OF
East Norwich. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Gillespie. Fred
erick A. Williams and Max r. Howard
are New York arrivals
Frederick II. Baldwin has come to
visit William Rhinelander Stewart, New
York
Nine. del Garcia, who was wounded
while driving an ambulance in France,
har
she has been active In canteen work
She will remain for several weeks
Mrs. John W. Falls, Memphis, arrived
from Washington by automobile and In
her party are Mrs. Walter A. Wells,
whose husband. Major Wells. is now
serving in France; Mrs. J. A. Austin,
Archibald c. " Wells, Philadelphia
Charles Robinson. Washington. and u.
Zimmerman OF the Netherlands lega-
ton
Mr., and Mrs. Jay SHOEMAKER, Pitts
burg. came from Dayton with II. E.
Talbot. Jr.. of the Dayton Wright Air
plane Company and w. s. Whitaker
Jerome ]. Schotten has arrived from
st. Louis to be with his fancee, Miss
Grace White, and Mrs. Robert II. White
in their cottage in Florida row
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Thomason and
the Misses Rebecca and Loreler Thoma-
son are here from Philadelphia
Charles E. Phelps arrived from Bal
timore.
Capt. Eugene NJ. Barnhart, who has
recently received his commission In the
Quartermaster's Department. is a Wash
ington arrival
Mrs Columbus Halle is here from st.
Louis. Judge Henry II. Priest has
returned TO the Greenbrier from there.
The Misses Virginia and Laura De-
goery and Mrs Robert y. Eelder. Bal
tmore; r. S. McVeigh of Cincinnati, A.
L. Romine, Charleston Robert e.
Smith, Indianapolis. and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. b. Maginnis. Cleveland, are other
arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Paine and
Miss Douglass Gay Paine. Atlanta. have
arrived at their cottage in Florida row,
TO remain through August.
Mrs. L. X. Donaldson IL here from
Macon and others arriving from South
ern cities include Garrett b. Wall and
Henry f. baskerville, Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Walsh. Jr,, who
motored here from st. Louis. started
for Hot Springs. Va. by automobile.
Mrs. John NJ. High and party motored
q Hot Springs and c. II. Ruddock took
party to Organ Cave and Ronceyerte,
returning to Elmhurst Farm for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer +. Smathers en-
tertatned at the Pines and Col and Mrs.
James r. Branch gave a dinner in the
Greenbrier last evening