Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
MANY NOTABLES TAKE
"KUR" At OLD,NH|TE.
Perfect Weather Adds Zest to Life,
Everybody Living Out
of Doors.
GOLF AND fENNls POPULAR
Secretaries McAdoo and Lane and
Other Government Officials Seek
Rest From Arduous Campaign in
West Virginia Mountain Resort.
Especial to The Times-D,spatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
THE GREENBRIER. WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS, W. VA. May H.
Among arrivals at the Greenbricr this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Lisgctt
OF New York. who have come to pass
the month OF May.
Mrs. Craig T.. r. Drake. Of New York
and Canada. is stopping at the Green
brier.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Gilmour and
Mrs. G. J. Hopkins. OF Greenwood. Va,
passed Tuesday at the Grecnbrier.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Carter. of Montreal.
and Whitfield Brooke, OF Washing
ton. stopped here en- route to Hot
Springs. Va.
Nj and Mrs Frederick W. Perkins.
Of Chicago. who are motoring through
the Allcghanies. were at White Sulphur
for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Howard Slocum have
gone 20 Cincinnati to pass ten days,
where they will attend tho Cincinnati
Music Festival They are stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan, who
are among members of the cottage COL
ony here in summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest \. Hamill are
Mr.. Hamiii is president of the Corn
Exchange Bank there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Floyd Cl!nch and
Miss Margaret Clinch are also here
from Chicago.
Mrs. Hamilton Wilkes Cary, Of the
RitH-Ca-lton and Newport. has come to
the Greenbricr with Mrs. Morgan y.
Mann, TO pass several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ransom Branch.
of Richmond. who have opened their
cottage here are among those who en-
terrain informally.
! Glorious spring weather at White
! Sulphur Springs has kept every one
out of doors and sports have been the
magnet drawing the colony to the
Casino where many go for breakfast
and spend the entire day, taking
luncheon and tea on the shaded porch
or under the striped umbrellas on the
lawn. Golf anu tennis vie with riding
in popularity and many expert golfers
are found among the men who have
come hero for short rest from war
work in Washington and other places
Prominent among these who have
visited White sulphur over last week
end or who VIII remain through this
month TO take the cure and play GOLF.
are secretary William gibbs McAdoo,
who brought Mrs. McAdoo and his
executive assistant. Oscar Price. down
from Washington TO rest for few
days after the arduous work in con-
nection with the third Liberty loan
Spending weekend here with Score
tary McAdoo were Hon. Franklin D..
Lane secretary OF the interior: Bernard
NJ Baruch. chairman OF the war in
dustr!es board: Carl r. Gray. director
OF transportation. L. s. L. r., Walker
I u. Hines. assistant 70 d!rcctor-gencral
o. the railways; and W. s. Carter. d.
rector Of labor. United States railroad
administration.
Mrs. Craig F.. z. Drake. Of New
YORK. has come 10 spend some weeks
and take the cure AT White Sulphur be-
! io'e returning TO town. She will spend
nc summer on her ranch. Buck Spring
Nanch, 'ilenbow. Alberta. Canada
I Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell Harris.
/ OF Philadelphia are here for the cure.
1 MI. Harris is with the Y. NJ c. 4. M
amp NILS. L. l., and has come for n
complete rest after a winter of arduous
"orh among the aviators ana soldiers
At this camp