Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-08
sbURY THE KAISER GOLF
d! AT OLD WHITE.
Mems Championship OF Great Resort
- Will BE Played Sep
&C. tembcr 0-12.
AID MOUNTAIN PEOPLE
Association Formed
by Society Women for Purpose OF
~ Improving the Living Conditions
Among West Virginia Hills.

sAsSI Special to The Times Dispatch,l
SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
WA. September 1.-The Pines" at
Sunset Gap has won "A high rcputa-
itt6n this summer. and has been filled
tWIth parties as nigh as forty and
!, city every day Mr.. and Mrs Walter
issTDickley entertained there the past
week for Mrs. William r. Nelson.
widow OF Colonel Nelson. who owned
;ths Kansas City star Mics. stephen
(: Blaine Elkns. OF Washington. gave
! dinner there on Monday evening for
mr.. and Mrs. J. Leonard Repoglc, of
washington. Her son stephen L. FL
sklls, OF Elkins. w. Va. was there with
Mrs. Dewitt Talmadge and Mr.. y. +.
= Z: The old fashioned farm house. Elm
5fier River, is winning, many parties
carved. with hot tea biscuit; and
,FsS,lden, crisp wsirlss. Canoeing on ,,hhe
1 lover OF out-oi doors, and throngs Of
\ people motor there daily, Mr. and
Sad dinner there "T for tel, Si @% orr on
i.T Iv,;stly evening: Mr. August y;
-, "a Bury the, Kaiser" Tournament
and for lIs Soldiers; The hTaneh
(
athe Bury the Kaiser tournament, last
Tns sroT5 siSpt for one OF n
t5oif, and has ali the accompanimen, OF
10y and sorrow. The orchestra plays
! tho eighteenth hole are using any
strokes they have, on their handicap
tee to locate the place for the kaiser's
The Mems championship of White
y -
the course here from September eth-
l2th and Red Cross medals Will be
NSi .adsI sd for lnneheon to be given
n honor Of Mrs. William III me G. HF McAdoo.
T Mrsi casy G1Hysg On LADY WIiiams
Mrs. W. James Walker. OF Richmond.
, gave luncheon to TWENTY-FIVE friends
Grittenden Calhoun. who with Captain
elude among RIiichmoId sojonrners her
Edward Mayo. ass Marion rhSes' lila 9 MIs.
and others there included Mrs: George
Mrs MS wiioa anH M1I A5 narew VIM
L Lay MHs Mrs.. YIN, ,L.iyines'en val
"A l.. James ot baltimore.
Mrs. Edwa--a Il ,s,r,tinns called
in south GaroHe How. a for re" he SG indiSs
Eho are Interested in promoting the
g1yTehmen' T.? %s,nhliSh the Whit"
Mrs StettinimS. who inspired INC
her work among, ~. mountain n""nlo
was anpointcd chairman. Mrs Thorn
ton Lewis and Mrs George II I<ahlo.
chairman resocctivcly. Miss Nanny
Reid, who has done some work auion;-
the mountain families was nauc
patronesSCS include. M"sdamcs. William
Gibbs Mc.tdo". Cary GravSon p.rmaiv
Herrick. Amoray 4 krwrence. clark
son Potter. John II. French Edward
l. Burrill.. William H. Porter. Aren't
bald Rarlslic. George Jenkins, r.
l Howard Slocum. George Elur,cnthal
John Grant. and Mrs James Kerr
Branch and Miss Sarah l.. Zoe An
opening exhibit and sale will he held
rat White Snlphur next week Ia interest
the people in bringing their home
cooked foods and handiwork there a.
2 market for orders. With a View TO
the additional work thrust on pcoulc
incidental TO the war, this association
expects to work comparatively With
all. the families and relieve any VINO
who, may be in distress nv rendering
practical aid and by helping them 10
neir themselves While The movement
/, ~ IN the extreme stages Of pioneer
tWork, there is every anticipation ~ us
growth as II is purely an association
u Tor. the furthcring Oi-.thc brotherhood
Erd nciEhborhoOd spirit The cxhihjt