The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06
sl4E1GHING AND HIKING AT
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Especial to The Richmond Vlrginian. J
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
w. Va. Jan. 6.--The White Sulphur
Springs colony. stepped In bright snow
has turned with great enthusiasm tC
the many winter sports found here
Sleightng is In the lead for many
while the younger set are seen on the
golf lake for skating feats daily
Cross country hiking, and breaking
the trails over the hills liz enjoyed by
the ardent mixers. and wholesome fur
Ia found for all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler, of NJ.
agara Falls, passed the weekend al
the Cireenbrier en- route to Richmond
where Mr.. Butler appeared at an en-
tertaiument given by the Y. NJ. G.. A
Mr.. Butler, who was formerly with
tho Alice Nelson Opera company. Ia
known throughout the country an the
greatest interpreter OF religious music
! one OF the largest and nerriest col.
ontes Of honeymoon couples ever gath.
cred at the Greenbrier are enjoying
the delights at White Sulphur Springs
over the holiday times. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Marvin NJ. Mareuse, Jr.
whose wedding took place In New
York on Christmas day. passed the
burg. s c.. where Aeutenant Marcus
Is stationed at Camp Wadswagtn. Mrs
Marcus was Miss Irene Flato. of New
York. and Lieutenant Marcus, who
. has been In the service for two years
is the son OF Justice and Mrs. Mar
Gus, OF Buffalo, N Y.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Tom l.. Horn
Of Philipsburg. Pa. passed their hon.
eymoon here, enjoying the sleigh rid
ing daily.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson Ausin. of New
York: Mfr. and Mrs. Grant A. Peacock,
of Washington. y. c., and Mr.. and
Mrs- j. @. Hopkins, Jr., OF Greenwood
Va, are among other bridal couples
stopping here this week
MIR. and Mrs. c. Bahnsen and the
Misses Bahnsen, of passaic, N. j.. who
have made many visits to White Sui
phur Springs. are passing several
weeks at the Greenhrier The Misses
Bahnsen are enthusiastic riders and
are in the saddle daily for brisk rides
over the snowbound trails.
j. r. Pendergast, OF Marion, o. Ia
passing few days hcre with his son
Walter r. Pendergast, who has come
for long rest.
I New York arrivals at the Green
brier include: Mrs Adrinee E. Pea
body, MI. and Mrs. Gus f. Hull
Charles Greeven, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
r. Bigelow and Miss Bigeiow, and Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour l. Holbrook. MIR
and Mrs. nj. Binswanger and X. Metz
of New York, who are passing a fort.
night here. are out daily for long con-
stttutionals. On Tuesday Mr.. Bins.
wanger and Mr.. Metz walked to Hin.
tsrsvia's and through Oakhurst, MAX.
ing detour which recorded for them
twenty miles at the end OF their hike
Mrs. II. H. Davis, who Is here from
] New York for several weeks, take,
| a morning and an afternoon constitu,
tionai around the lake trail and over
the promontory hills.
Mrs. Thornton Lewis, of the Mead
ows,' started for Atlanta, Ga, witt
> her son and Mrs. William H Levi.
10 pass the week with her son and Mrs
Laurence Lewis. Laurence Lewis Ia
in training at Camp Gordon. Mr.
Lewis. who passed the weekend al
! White Sulphur, will Join them there
at the end OF the week.
AT the New Years Eve ball gtver
In the Old White. one hundred dollars
was realized for the benefit of tn,
Red Cross. The entire colony wer.
present to watch for the coming OF
the New Year.