Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
White SULPHUR SPRINGS
HAS MANY s0J0URNERs
Hundreds Are Attracted by Lowell.
ness Of Autumn Scenes in
Mountains.
HAS OVERSIGHT THE MARK
Famous Resort Has Literally Over
subscribed Its Allotment OF Fourth
Liberty Loan-Numcrous Motor
Parties Arc Touring Allcglanics.

- Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch1
THE GREENBEIER, WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS. w VA. October 10
With the fourth Liberty loan gener-
ously overSubscribed IN sptc of no
pubic rallies and patriotic meetings.
Mhitc sulphur colonists are devotinE
Their entire time to outdoor sports and
9cuNltltS The Grecnbricr fall cham
pionshtp. the last of n series featured
here for the benefit OF the local Red
ssso s attracted many golfers. Victor
Sorchcn, of New York. won the cham
nionShip. and among other players were
Gardner Brown. William A. Payne
Arthur II Vincent NJ J. Murphy.
land, j. II. Slccum, Arthur G. Geisslcr
and many others.
white Sulphurs. enlistment in pa
triotic pursuits whether il is n mat
ter or work OF play, is testified in the
nut gathering parties that have explored
the woods gathering walnuts. The Red
walnut shells, which are used in the
manufacture of gas masks The woods
around White sulphur have an ahund-
ant crop of walnuts. ard this has been
nne OF the most cn.cyahle outdoor
features Of the season. liawashiirr.
the japanese artist. who has a studio
introducing attractive baskets Eayly
designed. and of just the right size to
hold nuts. Many parties here arc using
Them.
ance at White sulphur Springs. Anti
Flu" is Virginia nanny made OF
horse chestnuts and bright bits OF
color for. her dress, and she is tho
prorerhial chaser of epidcmics or sick
ness. The Misses Shinn. who have
opened The Doll House" on Main
great success, and there is one in al
most every household. but the Doll
House is primarily the home of walk
ms dolls. beautifully dressed and al
- hos do
their lands in yours. The Doll House
is trronEcd with visitors daily. who
watch the Walking dolls keep house on
the miniature Plan. and many of these
attractive novelties are finding their
homes with delighted kiddics sojourn-
Ing at the Greenbrer
MANY REPRESENTATIVE
PEOPLE TAKING CURE
The cure colony at the Greenbrier
during October includes many repre-
sentative New York and Washington
people, who are here for n short rest
George Crawford Clark. of Southamp-
I'm. l.. l., who come here every wear
have arrived with Charlie D. MacDon-
Maude 4. Macarow. of New York. are
enjoying their customary visit Mrs
Henry Clews and Miss Evelyn Burden
nre also. here from New York. Miss
walkers al the resort. and holds an
ei,viab!c record Of almost ten miles
cross country roads are among her ia
Noriia hikes. and she Is out, rain or
shine. Mrs. Erayton Ives and Miss
Frances Ives are here from New York
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Gilman and
DIR. Trowhri6ge Ellinln and Lidow
Gilman came from New York for n
shor, stay. Mrs. John Alexander Ruth
Hrfurd and Mrs. y. de w Bluckcr. OF
New York and New Jersey. are here
for several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew c. Fleming. Mrs. Charles d.
81 n II rs,.l
Joseph Howe Allen and her daughter
Mrs Grace Allen Peabody, Mr. and Mrs
Daniel A. de Mcnocal. Mrs. Delaney
y. Kane of New Rochelle and Miss
Louise lselin. OF New York. are notable
among others joining the New York
COLONY hero for the cure.
Edward l.. LOOMS arrived Wednes-
day Mr. and Mrs. james T. Smith and
Mrs. James Smith III. are here from
Newark, \. J. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Joining Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ellis nj
their cottage in Baltimore Row was
r Duane Humphreys, of Mount Kisco,
Miss Mary, p. Adams and Mrs p. L.
Howard. OF Washington. are passing
some time at the Greenhrier Reeve
Lewis and 5. W. Forder are registered
and her mother, Mrs. Joshua I.add How
st are re here here fror phiiaGeirhia for
:%s..Mr: and Mrs Arthur II Vincent, OF
San Francisco, and Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur D. Geissler are here from New
York. Mrs NJ. r. Van Il. Morgan and
Mrs. c. Armstrong, CT New York, are
taking the cure.
ows," is passing several weeks in
Philadelphia with her daughter and
son in law, Sir. and Mrs. Frank a.
Bolts, who have taken house at Ard
more Mrs Lawrence Lewis has given
up her cottage in baltimore Row. and
weeks. Her mother. Mrs. John X.
Wise, is visiting at Lockport. -. Y.
thr. and Mrs. William II. Lewis, who
eral months started West last week,
and Will be at Phoenix. Ariz.. for an
indefinite stay.
MANY PARTIES MOTORING
THROUGH THE ALLEGHANIES
Motor parties are finding their way
through the Mileghanies in large num-
hers. and many are stopping AT the
Greenhrier for over night. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w Rush. of Oil City Pa,
stopped here. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Perry. of New Haven, Conn. motored
here from Hot SPRINGS. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Pollock, OF Chicago. motored here
on, Tuesday. Mrs. T.. Northrop was
among others bringing party by
automobile. Nj. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Brooks. who are here from New York
on their honeymoon, -notorcd TO Hot
Before her marriage Mrs. Brooks was
Miss Gertrude Pendleton Thomas of
Great Neck. L. l.
Edward l.. Simpson, OF Phoebus Va.
exhibited oldfashioned prints and
hunting scenes at the Greenbrier this
purchased by sojourners here who are
dcyctees Of the hunt