Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
EXCELLENT WEATHER
BRINGS OUT GOLFERS
Many Visitors at Grecnbricr to Take
the Cure and Seek RciaNa-
ton at Popular Resort.
ENJOY SUNNY SOUTH TO Full.
While Soft Spring 3rccxcs Blow,
& Many Follow Mountain Trails and
Find Fountain OF Youth in Every
Brook of the Countryside.
Especial to The Times Dispatch


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA.
E March ?.-I1Iccllent weather ana Soi'
4 spring brccEes have ushCrcd in cof rs
II the lead of all outdoor sports. ray
8scrs arc on the links daily. ana many
4 Smatchcs have been featured. In Il re-
! cent professional match Charlie Mother
5sele defeated Jack Bellwood. five three
\ and made the course in scvcnty-fivc.
55Francis Clark. who is here from New
1 York for tho cure: Mr.. and Mrs Guern-
Z sey Curran, OF oyster BAY. l.. l.. who
arrived from Palm Beach: William Il.
i Hedge, Of plymouth, and James MtI!ar'
3 OF Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs {. q.
3 Comst ock. Jr., Of EronXvillc, y. Y. are
players out this week.
& George ". stevens. OF Richmond,
/; Mas at tho Grcenbricr for saturday and
+ Sunday. james B. Weir. OF Charleston,
passed the Weekend here, en- route for
z New York.
lieutenant Robert L. Duane. OF the
( marine corps who. is stationed at
4 Cuan,ico. Va. and his bride arrived
f:t the Grcenbricr on Tuesday To pass
ssthcir brief honeymoon. Mrs. Duane.
who was Miss Marjorie Cluett. was at
81 the Grcenbrier last year with her
/, mother. Mrs. Robert Cluctt, Jr OF Eye,
n. y.
j. c. Thomas and y. !. Roberts. Of
! Bramweil W. Va. passed Tuesday and
! "Wednesday at the Greenbricr. making
/. the trip in a smart little racing car
of bright yellow.
AIR. and Mrs. Howard {. Brokaw. OF
New York. have COME TO the Green
brier 20 pass Il fortnight, and NJ. and
! Mrs. Henry J.. Bai;ermau. OF Mill Neck.
Il. L. who were here in November,
have joined the New York colony. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Williamson Il. Roberts.
4 of NiI,anova. Pa. have arrived for
their customary sojourn. and will re-
main over Easter.
MANY NEW WORKERS.
ARRIVE FOR SPRING REST
Among New York arrivals at the
y Gvuenbrlcr durinS the week are Mr..
; and Mrs. George 7. Wise. Mr.. Wise
J.. vice. president of tile United Cigar
: ores They have Joined the cure
reiony. and viii! be here for some time.
tanrics rhorley and Clarence iiertcr
VINO are here from New York. are
;-aonE those in the saddle daily
.Nr,onS some Of the long rides they
Nlye taken Isl the Dutch Run Road
over Grecnbricr Mountain. Mrs. Elmer
z L.. Smathcrs. vino is at the C;rccnbrier
s-niannualiy for the cure and outdoor
diversions, arrived on sunday, accom-
Panied by Miss Pheia Il. Crum. Mr.. and
. Mrs. samuel Brill Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ
Adams are among others here from
i y " York.
GARRISON Potter. Of St. Louis Mo,
no came 10 select = cottage for the
:. INNER has been appointed assistant
director of the Forthcoming Liberty
io0a. MIR. and Mrs. Harold Walker.
vao were here for the week. have
also engaged cottage for the summer,
and MIR. and Mrs. Hans Wintcrfeld.
who are making an indefinite stay at
White Sulphur Springs, have taken n
/ cottage in the Baltimore Row.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren, Jr
of Jersey City, who were here last
season. came over from Virginia Hot
Springs.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Marshall II. Smith are
/. here from Philadelphia.
Charles w. Eaton who is here from
Haverhi!l Mass, for a week or longer
+. is an ardent walker, and has tramped
over many OF the trails here
g Representative Milton Kraus Of
II Peru ILL.,, is al the Grccnbrler for
4 :, weeks rest and relaxation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Harsh and
s. Mrs NJ. \. Harsh, OF Baltimore. Md.
ure at the Grccnbricr.