Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
White SULPHUR SPRINGS
celebrates PREMATURElY
Society Folk, Servants, Perambu-
- ~ lators and Pet Dogs in Great
y Peace Parade.
THEN GREAT VICTORY DINNER
When News Of actual Signing OF
sArmisticc Reached Great Noun
tain Resort, Great Bonfire OF Tar
Barrels Was Lighted.
ESPECIAL to The T.mes-Dlspstch.I

Especial to The Times Dispatch
1.-THE GREBNBRIER, WHITE SUI,
White suiphur was the parade on
Thursday to celebrate the premature
DECLARATION OF peass' ia "A sv so Capt U
Fhornton of the Home Guards. fol,
lowed by the bearers OF the ailiea
naxs and the orSnss ,s na sna smparehed
around the grounds TO the casino; men
down to the. Plaza Theater at Mhte
Sulphur village and i. b back *, n, aSssn
heads Of departments, colorea Get.
boys and maids. Italian and Spanish
walters. laborsrs. nurses and babies In
station of life WAS represented and
The democratic event will long live IN
the memory OF those who helped ceie-
special victory dinner and many
parties were given.
When the real celebration came
few days later. q huge bonfire OF tar
barrels was lighted near the Green
bYier and everyone was out TO see
street, and Mooreiield Storey. Of
Doston. aided Mrs John c. Tappn, OF
New York, in her auction OF miniature
s wadee aoGI For so hene Of Sa
Beaux Arts Fund OF France. Mrs.
Tappin raffled OF q painting OF the
bH OF s ST. Me Wes of NsS YSfK
She realized about $3.50 while here
from the sale OF these pictures and
sent ds T 10 he oE
Knoedler's for early December,
James Mckee Joined here ibis h;, week
OF New York, and Miss Edmee Reisin-
ger. Mr.. Reisinger also came for the
weekend and went from here 70 stop
sri - nj at iaio
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Cox have oeen
joined here by Mrs. Howard sladen.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall orme Wilson
came to White Sulphur this week to
be, at the Greenbrier until December.
be here at Thanksgiving time and
several reunions are planned here be-
tween officers from some OF the camps
and their families.
Mrs. Charles Newbold Welsh. OF
Philadelphia.. formerly Helen Gailatin
OF New York, arrived here with her
Two young sons to remain some weeks
70 two years in the Casino cottage.
Several interesting honeymoon
couples have arrived here of late in
Guiding Ensign and Mrs George Helm,
OF Lou! sville, Lieutenant and Mrs. II.
z. Roehr. Lieutenant and Mrs. G. u.
Dawson Coleman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hixon.
MOUNTAIN CLUB HOUSE
Work on the new Hates Mountain
Clubhouse is RAPIDLY progressing and
1t Is promised for the opening OF the
group of men headed by Dr. John
Freeland. of New York. and will be
managed az smart restaurant and
tea house. exactly one mile from the
Greenbrier on the Rates Mountain car
riage road. 1t is n delightful walk
UP the mountain TO the club and will
prove ono Of the most delightful fea-
with its broad porches and incom-
parable view OF the valley nesting
oe TSena. The he .A1,inlegghhsny hills:
me well known Virginia coal operator.
is spending some time here and taking
the cure.
Sam Graham. of Wright. was visl-
Frederick G. Andrews. of stanton.
was also here this week for a few
sp Dir; Edg e, a; Pole, Jr. o: Hot
Greenbrier with party OF friends on
sunday ior luncheon at the hotel
sunday at We she qf 6Shiarlest"r spent
ley has arrived at the Colonial Cub ~.
spend several days.
WI, MI and md Mrs; E. f. White. OF Glen
Earct Gerhead. Of sues p,i m,ds Mar
spent fp few~-days, 'at the Greenbrier
4. X. Bise,. o, Holden, w. va .as
Greenbrier. a' the
Mrs: Sherwood and Miss Ma,,h,
shepwo9d' who has been absent for
places. have returned To Wbita os Smi
Inur springs TO join Mrs t;eorrc ~
Rnnio and Miss Olive Kahio for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Luke w