The sun., 1919-10-26
Social Activities
and Arrivals at
White Sulphur
Indicate a Brill
liant November
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va,

TIME month of November here
promises to be as brilliant az
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. r. Hit OF
Washington, who pass much Of theil
time at their estate in the centre of
the Virginia hunting country, near
Upperville, will be among those here
next week. H. Nelson Slater has taken
rooms for a short stay and is bringing
some friends with him. The Henry
Sandersons of New York will also be
among late october arrivals.
The Philadelphia colony here in No
vember will include Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kean, who will get in on the first and
Thomas Harris Powers Of Schoolhoust
lane, Germantown. who is now ir
the White Mountains. Mr.. Powers will
pass most of the winter at the Green
brier.
James j. Van Allen, who was one OF
the last to depart from Newport, will
arrive at the Greenbrier on November
3, to remain several weeks. Phoenix
rngraham Of New York will also Join
the colony here. Robert L. Gerry. who
comes here from Newport every year.
will arrive as usual.
James Parrish, who kept open house
at Southampton all summer, will be
one OF the November colony here and
will probably be accompanied by his
son, who Is always welcomed in the
golfing set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brokaw are
coming here for their usual stay in
November. From Easthampton will
come Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo E. Wood
house.
Allan McLane, Jr, of Baltimore will
arrive at the Greenbrier for the
Thanksgiving week. Mrs. George r.
Brewster will get here this week from
Oyster Bay. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
r. Stettinius are here for a short stay
Mrs. Harold Lee Judd OF Minneapolis,
the former Mrs. Charles Gates, will be
of the younger set here. Miss Alice
Sargent of Boston will be here for
the cure, as usual. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Scribner of New York will
make a brief stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. Hine and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fletcher of Glen
Cove, L. l., will also be here for their
usual month during November. Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Porter will be
here for their semi-annual cure.
After rides over the mountain trails
many go for tea to Elmhurst Farm,
Sunnybrook Farm, the Pines. Wish
bone Farm and Hates Mountain Club,
where the Sunday evening fiestas
son. Many go to the Colonial Club for
the evening after dinner parties al
the Greenbrier or for an afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick Of Wash
ington. mother of Senator Medill Nc
Cormick, is at the Greenbrier. With
Mrs. Frank Gray Griswold and Mrs
Francis K. Pendleton Mrs. McCor-
mick takes daily exercise over the
trails and supplements the cure with
long walks.
Rene La Montague OF New York.
who was here earlier in the autumn
has returned, Joining a party Of friends
Mrs. Arthur GLIB gave a farewell
dinner at the Pines for Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Carhart, who have started for
New York.
tored to Virginia Hot Springs on Tues
day with a party Of friends. George
w. Stevens also took a party there
on Tuesday.
Working for Memorial Library.
Miss Josephine II. Mcclure has
raised several hundred dollars for the
White Sulphur Memorial Library. Miss
Virginia Wood OF Virginia and New
York, who makes silhouettes, has been
devoting her evenings this week to
turning out black and white portrait
sketches of visitors here. She has
raised more than 500 already for the
purpose.
Mrs Alfred N. Beadleston and Miss
Mathilde Saportas of New York ride
together daily. Miss Saportas and
John Francis Harris were Mrs. Beadle-
ston's guests at dinner on Monday and
Mr.. Harris was host at a dinner on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller and
their children, who are here from New
port, are devotees OF motoring. They
make all the side trips OF interes'
Passing their honeymoon here are
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Land Burrage OF
Boston. Mrs. Burrage. who was Mrs
Nobel Davis of New York, was known
on the stage as Nobel Acker. Mr.. Bur-
RACES sister. Mrs. Harold Chalifoux
also passed her honeymoon at White
Sulphur.
c. A. Slocum OF New York has Joined
his brother. J. Howard Slocum, at the
Greenbrier for a short visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Slocum expect to sail next month
for Europe for a two months trip.
Mrs. Henry Clews has returned tc
New York. Herbert B. Newman OF
New York has joined Mrs. Newman al
the Greenbrier Mrs. II. NJ Broad
hurst OF New York is here with Mrs
Robert w. Browning, Jr.. OF German
town. Pa, who Joined Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel s. Hurd OF New York.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Greenbrier include Willard Parker
Brown, Mrs John L. Liggett and Miss
Lilly Gordon.