The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-03

course in the Red Cross surgical
dressing course. Mrs. II e n Y
Mathews. of Lewisburg, who expects
soon to sail for France. is instructing
the class which includes Mrs. Thorn
ton Lewis. of The Meadows; Mrs.
William G. Wheatley. Mrs, Herman
Ellis Mrs J. Howard Slocum. Mrs.
Fl l.. Johnson and the Misses
Martha Sherwood and Olive Kahlo.
Mrs Douglas Wander Hoof, of Rich
mond, s at the Greenbrier, where
she will pass the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward f White, of Glen White,
w Va, stopped here over night this
week.
Many automobiles parties touring
the Aliegh2nles are stopping II the
Greenbrier for short sojourns and the
improved roads conditions through
Virginia has brought many parties
from Hot Springs Henry A. Cotton
f p. Pullman, Jr., of Philadelphia;
Floyd Y. Keller and Augustus p
Palmer, of BROOKLYN, Nelson G, stone.
of Akron and w. Fl. Kellogg, OF
Mansfield, o.. motored here with Dr.,
r. a. Black. of the Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Y. Thompson
Of s.. Louis. motored here from the
Homestead, and Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Perry. Jr., of Hot Springs are passing
a few days here. Or John Freeiand
entertained at luncheon IN his cot
taee in Florida row on Tuesday IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Perry
Mrs Edward r Smith and Mrs
Harry r. Nettleton or New Haven.
Conn. motored here from the Home
stead and will start this week for
Boston Or. Eugene r Cronin, of
New York and Or Thomas F. kenney,
of Worcester, Mass went TO Washing
ton by automobile and Mr. and Mrs,
Eugene J Barney German. of Dayton,
o.. who passed their honeymoon here
started for Washington by automobile.
Mr.. German is an ensign IN the naval
aviation service.
william Gibbs McAdoo. secretary
of the treasury. arrived AZ White Sui
phur Springs on Tuesday with Mrs.
McAdoo ana little daughter to open
the Hawley cottage for the summer.
Mr.. McAdoo will return 10 Washing
ton 10 complete angen1ents for
moving his staff to White sulphur
where they will conduct business from
the Colonuades
Mr. and Mrs w G. Farke Of Mont
rose Pa who were here In the au-
tumn have come for a three week =
soiourn and will he Joined by their
daughter who will motor here from
# N@N ] w ~
Mrs Ernest f Smathers and Miss
Virginia Smathers have come from
Now York for an indefinite stay Or.
and Mrs @. Brown Miller are regis
tered from Washington.
Bishop W l. Gravatt. Of Charles
ton Miss Gravatt and Miss Peter
kin. accompanied by w r. Chrisman.
stopped here en- route FOR Charles
Town where they attended to con
fenerence of diocess. Blatchford
KacanaEh, of the Greenbrier, also at
/ tended the conference
Miss Amy Grant. of New York
who is representing the women s
naval service. Ind, sta aed an en-
tertainment a the Greenbrier on oMn-
/ day evening when August Post. act
/ ing secretary of the foreign service
/ committee of the Aero Club of Ameri-
! ca. gave Crcenhrier sojourners a most
comprehensive talk on the part
! aviation is playing in the war. Mo-
ton pictures authorized by the French
! government showing the construction
/ of airplanes and their nanouevres
were shown and explained ny Mr.
/ Post Greenhrier coionists suhscrib-
ed amounts TO equip two air squadron
with athletic outfits in response &c
/ an appeal made nv Miss Grant. Miss
Grant started Tuesday evening fol
Richmond where she Is stopping Al
! the Hotel Jefferson.