Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-28

community Plots. The school children
realize the vast amount OF patriotic
work that they can accomplish In this
WAY. and are eager to start on the
work which Will be laid out for them
early in May.
COMMITTEE OF LADIES
FOR w. y. =. CAMPAIGN
Mrs. c. Lcdyard Blair. Of New York.
called meeting OF the ladies ut the
Grccnhricr in the spring room on Mon
day 10 appoint committee to act OH
the war savings stamps campaign. Mrs,
iiuir. Mrs. William {. Whcatlcy ana
Mrs. j. Howard SloCum were appointed
ed on the committee and Mrs. Charles
A. pison is captain of the team for
the sales OF stamps this week. Mrs.
itodman T.. Griscom. Mrs Michael
Gavin. Mrs. l.. $. Hayccr and Mrs. y.
y. WittenbcrG sold stamps on Tues
day. Mis-. : L. blair. Mrs Edward
Van Iugcn. Mrs. Isaac Z. Mann. Of
Washington ana Elucticid. w. Va. ana
Miss Elizabeth Hickey sold stamps on
Wednesday,. Miss sara turner, MIS-.
John y. WHY'S. Mrs. Arthur Ryl". Miss
Anne Thomson. Miss y. Il. sykes and
many others also haG charge of the
booth during the week.
The Baromesscs Boudc. of Washing
ton. are stopping at the Greenbricr,
whcrc they ride daily over the White
sulphur trails. Prominent in the rid
ing colony are Mrs. John Magcc, Of
Mount kisco.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Beale are
here from Chicago for six weeks.
William Fox. the motion picture pro-
Queer. whose films featuring some OF
the finest picture performers in the
country are well known TO every
movie fam" and Mrs. Fox, accompani
ed by their daughter, Miss Mona Fox.
are at the Grcenbrier ror short
time. Mr. FOX was obliged 10 return
to New York wednesday evening after
falling on the golf links, when he
trained his ankles. Mr. Fox oered
10 double Tho White Sulphur subscrip
ton TO tho Liberty loan at a rally held
at Plaza Thcatcr last saturday when
Honorable Myron T. IIerrick, former
Ambassador TO France spoke. and $50,
GOO was raised, Mr.. Fox adding $4,000
so that White sulphur Nicht have its
fourth star OIL the honor flag. tho
first To hc awarded in the state.
Notable among sojourrs at the
Groenbrier this week are Mrs. William
Seward Webb. Of Shclburne Farms,
vi. Mrs VIM. Seward Webb. Jr.. Mrs.
Louis Wylc, and Louis Webb. Of
New York. and Mrs. ! ohm Henry Purdy,
Of Washington. who have come TO pass
some time. Sir Richard Crawford
counsel for the British Embassy and
Lady Crawford, Of Washington. have
come for their annual sojourn ana TO
take tho cure.
Mrs Norman Williams is here from
Washington. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Eonapartc have also arrived from
there.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall orme VII
son. OF New York. have arrived at
the Grecnbricr for their scmi-annual
scjourn and are also taking the cure.
They drive daily about the country
roads and have many interesting stops
IN the vicinity James ~ Burden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John AlaGce OF Mount
Iisco. Mr. and Mrs. G. l.cdyard blair.
John Noftat of London. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Michael Van Bucren, Mrs. Edward
Van inGeu and her son. Laurence Van
lnGen. are prominent among New York
soiournors here.
Dr. anu Mrs. John Henry Lancashire
Of New York, ana Manchester blythe
sea who passed fortnight at the
GrecnbrIer presented the Italian flag TO
the Grccnhricr 10 hang beside the ilaGs
OF France. Great Britain and America
above the porte cochere of the Green
brcr The Italian walters ana cap
taius were touched Ivy the gift and