The sun., 1919-07-13

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, July
! l2.-white Sulphur Springs is to have
a new social feature this summer In the
Moonlight Festivals TO be held at the
Rates Mountain Club on Sunday even
ings when the moon is high. This de-
lightful club is perhaps the most invit-
ing objective near here, as II Is just a
mile from the Greenbrier and can be
reached by motor or walking. Many
dinner parties have been given there
this week at the sunset hour. and sew
eral hostesscs have taken their guests
there for luncheon and devoted the
afternoon to bridge. There will be about
sixty people attending the Sunday feeti-
val this week. A Jazz quintet will fur
nish music for dancing following the
dinner.
Mrs. Chauncey Marshall OF New TorS
gave luncheon there on Saturda. IN
honor OF her house guest. Mrs. A. g.
Noffatt, who has returned to New York
after passing a month here. Her guests
included Mesdames John Herndon
, French. Thornton Lewis. Jessie X. Wise.
James Ransom Branch, Henry Rutledge
Buist Alexander =. Witty. W. James
Walker and Miss Edith q. Marshall
Ellis Postlethwaite Of New York. who
was Joined here this week by Will
lam +. Hit OF New York and Wash
| lnston. who married Miss Katherine
, Elkins Of Elkins, w. Va. has also
entertained at the Hates " Duntain Club
and during their stay here AR. and Mrs
Joseph w Bailey. Jr.. who passed a
week here. We're frequent guests at the
mountain resort.
Mrs. John Herndon French OF New
York has opened her cottage here for
the summer and has with her Miss
Mercer French and John ii. French, Jr.
DIR. French. who is salmon fishing in
Canada. will reach here the first of
August. Miss Hilah c. French, who has
always been popular member OF the
summer colony here. Is in France, where
she served with the American Red Cross
Canteen Unit under the sisters of Secre-
tary of State Robert Lansing. She may
return to the States this summer
| Mrs. Frank Hamilton Davis of New
York passed a week at the Greenbrier,
devoting her entire time while here to
| long rides over the mountain trails and
during the afternoon playing tennis,
Paul Stamm OF Kuhn, Loeb CO.
and Mrs. Stamm OF New York passed a
week here. Ths Misses Katherine and
Jeanne Mclaughlin OF New Brunswick.
y. j., who have devoted their winter to
aiding the soldiers in a hospital near
| their home, are at the Greenbrier, where
they will pass the summer.
Mrs. William Willet Me \lpin of New
York arrived on Wednesday to be with
| her brother and sister-in-,dw, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Harvey Close, at Patterson
Cottage. Mrs. Scudder J. Woolley Of
! New York is stopping at the Greenbrier.
Motoring here from New York this week
we're Mrs. Edison q. Davidge sId Miss
/ Ruth Davis OF Middletown. ~ Y, who
| joined Mrs. Warren j. Horton at the
| Grecnbrier.
Mr.. and Mrs I.emuel Burrows OF
! Forest Hills Gardens, l.. J., mote. cd q
White sulphur Springs from Glen White,
! ", Va, where they passed some time
with Mrs. Burrowss parents. Mr. and
| Mrs Edward +. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. McKenna
OF New York had as their guests this
week at Casino Cottage former Senator
from Oregon Jonathan Bourne and Mrs.
| Bourne.
! Mrs. Stephen Blaine Eikins OF Wash.
| irgton and Iclklns w Va, notored
here from her home with her niece,
Mrs George A. Percy OF Boston, and