Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
NOVEMBER AN OUTDOOR
4. MONTH IN MOUNTAINS
Sojourncrs at Great Resorts
Find Climate Just hight
for Health.
VISITORS AT THE GREENBRlEn
Many, Freed From Pressing Strain
% Of War Responsibilities, Seek Rc>t
- and Recreation on Trails of West
N, yirginia's Famous HIS.

ls,s[Special to The Times. oispatch.1
1.-THE cREENBRIER. WHITE SUI
PAuR SPRINGS, w VA. November %
White Sulphur Springs has had y
gratifyinE month OF patronage. being
f9f ahead of last year for the CORE
spending month. and many are now
making reservations for the late aU-
tumn. feeling that with the prospect
OF speace SO near they may ut last take
R.s!hrief respite from war relief wol X
and build up their own constitutions.
upon them. Save for a little rain this
week, November has been the most
sRies and halmy atmosphere have made
outdoor life more than usually enjoy
able. Riding and drivini; have vict
with golf and tennis. ana tho trails
lhuSiaSttc pedestrians
- Spending the week end here while
Snca tour of inspection Of the ChcSa-
peeke and ohio Railway system were
Federal Director George W. stevens.
Carrot Wall and G. T.. Graham, OF Rich
fnond; Frank Turnhull, Frank II. Davis
Theodore p. Shonts. Of New York
:. Rev. Fletcher Danm. y. r., OF New
England with the Y. N. c. y. spoke at
fthenGreenbrier on Thursday eNeinns II.
heha1f cf III" rHn''" 80" Of the u.''nd
war work. White sulphur went g,ori-
pusfy over the top on this as or the
fourth Liberty loan, and secured moro
than double the amount of its quota.
HIS usual. Many generous SupScTlftlnllS
were received from the guests. Or.
Daum also spoke at Frankford, Lev
isourg and other adjacen, towns nav
Ing come here from Charieston:
ailEnsign George Helm and his bride.
ofSLouisville Ky, spent their honey
moon at the Grccnbricr.
visitor at the Grcerbrier this week.
Registered here from Charleston on
Sunday were Charles w Ward, q. y.
Barnes and T.. NJ. Staunton.
"a rfiN hn
brier on Wednesday from Staunton,
Va, to pass a few days.
Sd Miss Helen y. Cannon, OF panvill".
Ill, and Washington. the daughtor. OF
t'Uncle Joe" Cannon, The former speaker
of the House. has arrived mere 10 t25e
the cure and remain several wcehs
one of the most attractive army hriI IS
OF, the autumn season and j. now MIS-
William HoughlinE, of Winnet5a. i'll
SHORTER GOLF COURSE VIZ.
$500 REMAIN OPEN ALI. WINTER
TIL EXCELLENT condition of the White
Sulphur golf links has caused golf en-
joyed far later than usual and me
winter, while i, is expected that the
etghtcen-holc course will BE- closed
from December until The spring season.
Many sojourners here are being int'at-
ed into golf and are taking lessons from
the professionals while here and others
who1have never before taken w swim
ming. are taking advantage OF the eX-
Charles Norelius. the swedish eNrcrt
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson
'of"New York, arrived here during the
week TO remain for some time and take
the cure. Mr.. and Mrs. Ormc Wilson.
Jr., who spent a week here in summer
arc now in Washington where MIR
Wilson is member Of the Army In
telligcnce Bureau and their son, L.
Thornton Wilson. is ia his country's
:, William II. Porter, OF J. - Morgan
e.. Co, is here with Mrs Porter for
their usual stay. Their visit is PARTON
larly sad because OF the dept. OF their
son. Lieutenant James y. Potter. who
laid down his life IN the Argonnc. He
was an honor S-aduat. OF Princeton In
1911 and his loss will be Isccrlv felt by
his family and his comrades. lie leaves
a WIDOW and an infant daughter, born
after he had left ior France
-Master Charles Welsh of Chestnut
Fiji, philadelphia, who has spent sew
sral OF his nine birthdays at WAITE
sulphur, celebrated his ninth ono a,
the Greenbrier on Saturday when :,
huge cake bearing nine candles W..
lighted at his dinner Table In honor
OF tho day. He started with his
brother Gallatln ana his mother. Mrs
Charles y. Welsh. Cor Philadelphia on
SATURDAY. evening