The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
III SULPHUR PLANS
treat LIBERTY DRIVE
oA In . Liberty Bond Sold at
& s4nes-Ethci Barrymore VIII
Draw Number Of Winner.
FOR THE cANrEENERs
Id. Thornton Lewis Entertained
EK1fty Cantecn Workers at Tea.
Members of British Embassy Are
8meets ~ Springs.

UeRE 2S.--The fourth liberty loan !.
E3Ac subject OF supreme interest q
Whlte sulphur Springs. w. Va, where
Mm eager and enthusiastic colony are
porking for the greatest success
White sulphur Springs was the frs
AommuHity in the state to win the
AonCr flag for the third liberty loan
md now bears six stars for over STU rs
oeF4p4ie lens here r. t5triv t-frc ottfr-- 7kv
sH In The country with splendid
TMcord in back OF 81. White sulphur
Eprings IN launching every effort in
1sAakiuE a phenomenal drive for the
@4ourfh loan. At the Plaza theater on
Entufdas there is being held "a pa
4rlotic meeting for the opening Of tho
Hherty loan campaign. Hon. John
&herman Darst. state auditor of
CharIeston, is TO be the principal
Apeaker, and John = Harris, Of New
York. who is stopping at tho Green
6rier. will also address the audience.
SEiliiam II, Hines. former mayor of
white sulphur, whose brother. Ma
5er General John l.. Hines is with
me American expeditionary force in
Fance, Ia chairman OF the liberty
1oaa committee fer Greenbrier coun-
IN, ]. Howard Siocum is chairman for
White Sulphur district, Mrs J How
IRA Sfocun is chairman OF the worn
ans committee for the Greenbrier,
md II. f. Crickenberger is chairman
Tor the woman's committee Of White
enlphur. Assisting Mrs. Slocum at the
Greenbrier are Mrs David Stevenson,
BIZ New York and Baltimore who made
Semarkahle sales In the third liberty
Dcan at New York Mrs Russell Colt.
better known as Miss Ethel Barry
more, and Mrs Edward W. Mckenna.
NJ New York, and Miss josephine II.
Mcclure Of Philadelphia
SATURDAY night one Of the mos; In
<4resfing programs OF the season Will
~ given at the Green rler under the
nnspices OF the national aeronautc
Eommitsee In Association with the war
department commission for training
aAmp activities
OniciaI films OF aerial maneuvers
Mnd conhats over the front lines in
France will be shown by Augustus
POST, OF the Aero Club OF America. for
The benefit OF the musical equipment
Tor our large flying fields IAeuten-
mt Benharn, OF the British flying
corps. will give n short address. and
NE feature attraction of the evening
9ill be the part played by Miss Ethel
Barrymore In drawing the lucky mum
eSrs announcing the winners el Two
9See liberty bonds. the first 10 be
MD at White sulphur Springs In the
Fourth loan campaign During 5he
week a committee OF women and
Nnambers Of the younger sci have sold
2anxeA fe- he two bonds 1T Il share.
And following the picture performance
3MHd address Miss Barrymore VIII
Afaw the lucky mum beers. The add
&enuzf *5ea realized from each bond
&Nfil go toward the musical equip
NEn<nt fund Mrs. Edward w Nc
KennA. chairman OF the entertain =
nAat committee for the national aero
nAutic committee is sponsor for the
nvent, and assisting her on the pro-
NrAm are Mrs. Russell Colt Mrs. Da-
N5d Stevenson and Mrs Thornton
Iewis
Perfect mountain weather attracts
countiess mum bers 10 White sulphur
Springs. and among those arriving
here are many who have devoted
their entire time to war work. and are
kefe fcr - rest assfase easfstTls ugs 91af.
ther activities. Mrs rhfIif Asnt on
Rollins Of New York. who has given
her time to the-Eed Cross canteen
Dervice IN NEW York is here for sew
erai weeks with Mr.. Rollins George
u. Scott, general manager Of the
American Red Cross 10 succeed Har-
vey ID. Gibson, who in now Red Cross
cOmm fesioner TO France came here
from Washington for a short vaca
4icn. and with him was his sister
Miss Corneiia Scott formerly Of ST.
louis Keith Spalding, of Chicago
jcined them here,
& Mrs. Rollins and Mr. Scott were
kaMmonc other spectators at The canteen
Aervice Al White sulphur Springs one
nay this week when a traiuload o.
O3dters were served with refresh.
nrnts including hot coffee. cookies
Ehocoiate and other things Mrs
2hornton Lewis mandant of thC
@M<rvice, gave large tea a The Casino
ION Tuesday to over fifty workers she
started that night fer Washington to
Atfend conference OF The Potomac
division OF the Red Crotss eanteen ser
vice. Mrs, Cary GraVSon captain 81
the local service, remained IN charge
during her absence
representative gathering OF mem.
NArs of the British ern hassv at Wash
4ngton are at the Greenbrier. includ
ing Captain Eoberi Il. Glen, W no ID
- frequent Sc iaHrsAr here tv+tri can
tain T, G. lille, Captain Humphrey
N- q. Duthy, who accom- panied him
jor Crawford stuart. personal aid.
10 Lord Reading. " the British IN
bAssy. is al White sulphur Spring.
n the guest o. Mrs Edward K Stet
4inim
Members OF the autumn colony VIII,
3Ome to White Sulphur SFriHg-- +-e4r-t
L0NNbt aH%At diE NOW mere are t1eHFl
Phelps Case. OF Southampton; Arthur
u Dung. who is here 10 take the cure
ar. and Mrs. James V d. Ianier
Rho have closed their house at New
port. Mrs. Pembroke Jones, OF New
POft. has taken IA cottage here In th'
~ 1OFidn row. and wilt remain through
Octooer; with her If Miss II J.
Bowes. of New York George r Shel
Ion and Frederick II Won Siade HAY,
some for their customary stay an,
wfn take the cure. Mr. and Mrs
CaAude G. Pinney, John f. Harrie
Miss Sigrid Giiquist, William r Cur
~ and James Cunningham are amonj
0tlcrs arriving here from New York
Mrs. Frank " Storrs. OF Dea
Beach, ~ j., has arrived here witt
~ two athletic daughters. who ar
t. the swimming pHs} ott the trrlrri
SoNfts and In the saddle almost dailS
IS& William FL Reeves In here fror
4Gew York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
k Reed, OF Washington. passed
W9Ak here Count Rosen Of III
NAdtsh legation, il al the GreenbrieI
WI Mr. w. James walker and her sif
III Miss Elizabeth HAYES, OF Rich
ond. have started for their home nj
ee passing the summer at White su
MnF Springs. and will be in Rlch
eGd Tor some time before going