Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
LONG hikes FAVOR|TE
I'....:. PAsT|ME AT SPRINGS
White Sulphur Guests Walk Them
sss,r,sg selves Into Health TAX
ing Cure.
Autumn IN THE ALLEGHAN1Es
Air SPARKLING With Life and Glad
ness Calls All to Live in Gods
Great Out-of-Doors-Rcso Clio
- riously Over tho Top.
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3 THE GREENBR1ER. WHITE SUI
PHuR SPRINGS, w. VA. October 26.-
!. Even the most enthusiastic and indie
1atigable OF war workers cannot go on
I Indefinitely without respite from their
labors. and II seems the accepted thing
\ to Keep tit by taking the usual semi
4 annual cure. and in two or three
weeks OF concentrated rest and baths
help nature build up what constant
work and concentration have helped
& to tear down.
Few people at White Sulphur take
the, cure as seriously as Miss Evelyn
9 Burden. of Newport who seldom does
loss than ten miles daily on her cross
{ country hikes. and frequently finds
twelve to fourteen miles registered on
her speedomcter.
i,el.arz Anderson. who has received SO
many honors and decorations from
s crowned heads. is having Il rest from
tie worries of diplomacy. and is an
other exponent of the long hike, to
White sulphur trails.
Mrs, Henry Clews and Mrs Joseph
Euiitzer go at their walk less seriously
than Miss Burden. but manage to get
dn several miles daily. and Mrs. Penn
Z broke Jones. WHOM has just closed her
cottage and soneS,up to town, was
another whose daily walk WAS "A nee
essary part of her regime.
- Mrs. William a. c. Taylor is eH-
pested; also her sister, Mrs. Edward
S. Hardness, and no one who has ever
seen their energetic tramps here fails
to become enthused over walking as
one of the best health investments enc
can possibly make.
MOUNTAIN CLIAIBING AND
CHESTNUT HUNTING
=.ClimbinE Rates and Catamount
Mountains, hunting chcstnuts and wal
nuts, whose shells will be used for
the manufacture OF gas masks. is one
of the chief diversions OF the younger
set. here this autumn
Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood .Aldrch are
ntyf I'D al nd hnsr
annual autumn pilErimages here from
Glen Cove always bring down the celc-
Grated bird dogs from Mr. Aldrich's
Kennels for some pheasant and part
ridge shooting Mr.. Aldrich has gone
several times to Avon and Nicola.
bringing back fine bags of game from
Mrs Aldrich returned to Glen Cove
this week, and will spend the winter
at .the Ritz Carlton, spending week
ment.
Mrs. Joseph Il. widencr started on
"Wednesday for Philadelphia. and was
bingham, who came down last week
to join her party. Mrs. Widener and
Mrs; Dillingham were luncheon guests
Roberts OF Philadelphia, at The
Pines" on Monday. Mrs. Dillingham;
will probably occupy her new villa on
season.
Mrs. Delaney Kane and Miss Louise
Iselin. who, arrived last week from
in the Vicinity of White sulphur. and
Mrs. J. Ogden Armour. who lunches at
the Casino daily. is also driving fire.
Edward F. LOOMS. OF New York. en-;
tertained Miss Dorothy Hancock and
Erederiek A. SNOW Of sou,namr,on az
when Mrs. Armour had Nine. Diaz Al
bertini as her luncheon guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Hardness
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fletcher
willecome from Glen Cove for their
WIN return to their apartments at the
Hotel Gotham for the winter. The
wedding of their son. Andrew Fletcher,
Jr., last week was one of the important
s society events of the season.
Mrs. Kathryn Tyndali Dryer, OF New
York who has worked so hard with
stage women's war relief. arrived with
Mr.. Dryer this week.
WHITE SULPHUR GOES
GL0RIoUsLi OVER TIT: TOP
White sulphur went gloriousiy over
the top on the fourth Liberty loan. Sc
curing two, OF the coveted stars for its
hHn9r flag ey sWee the
through the efforts of Mrs, J. Howard
Siocum. chairman OF the wonian's
eSSmmittee ,, and Miss Josephine II. Me-
sisted her and who personally raised
$4,000 The committee, with J. How
ara .S!ocum chairman for the White
sulphur district, made q. tour of the
surrounding mountain conptry, by au-
mobile and SOLD many OF the noun
tainecrs their first Liberty bonds.
Miss Edith stuart, Of Paris. who is
! at White Sulphur Springs with her
mother and sister. Mrs William Couch
stuart and Miss Lille Stuart, is quite
III, but hopes to recupcratc rapidly in
the dry mountain air.
- Harry ;. Black who spent "A day or
two here last week. expects to return
later in the season for "A longer sojourn
Mt. and Mrs. w. NJ. Brooks of New
3ork. are passing their honeymoon at
the Greenbrier, and motorcd to Virginia
HOT Springs 10 spend the day on Sat
urday.
.Mr. and Mrs. William r. Atkins are
also among metropolitan Homogeneous
ers Mrs. Atkins Was Miss Gcneyievc
Pendleton Thomas, of Great Neck l.. |
New VOTE solourners N tho Green
hrieF include Mr.. ana Mrs Daniel i.
de Menocal. Mr.. and Mrs Matthew g.
Elening. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. O'Nciu
Mr., and Mrs. James T. Smith and lame,
II Smith, Ill. and Edward +. LOOMS,
whip is here for his usual aut umn golf
mir. and Mrs Gardner Brown. OF Na,y
York. gave farewell fried chicken
thinner AZ the Pines before going uD 10
t2Wn: Mrs. AUGUSTUS kounize accom-