The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.


March eff ever there was resort
that proved the Ideal spot in which 70
spend Lent 1t Is. without doubt the re-
sort Struggled away in the mountains
At White Sulphur Springs no one misses
dinner affairs nor brilliant parties. since
from early morn until the tea hour the
golf links are filled with players, the
! trails are filed with the riding sets and
! in between moments the pop OF the ten
! mis- balls on the five clay courts and the
plunge OF the diver into the swimming
pool Keeps every ore busy.
/ The Casino has become n centre OF at
/ traction Throughout; the day. Within Ave
, minutes walking distance OF the Green
! brier 1t offers an unexcelled view of the
| Howard Creek Valley. along which lie
| The eighteen hole and the nine hole golf
courses.
The Hates Mountain Club will offer
new entertainment this season. Perched
on one of the many ridges OF the his
toric old Eate's ountain, this bunsa-
low club forms n Ideal objective to the
walking. riding and driving parties DIR.
John Freeland himself Nirginian. fore
saw the advanta Cos of such Il point and
promptly set up tue building.
The Log Cabin at sunny Brook Farm
the Pines. along Honeymoon Trail and
/ Elmhurst Farm out on the banks OF
the Greenbrier River all OFFER a diver
sion and pleasant ride or drive, and
these places are already very lively.
Mra EraI ariN I0h q
here from New York. bringing with
them NJ NJ. Richardson. British Vice
Consul and II. l.. Shields. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Johnson also recently ar
rived from New York.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Kennedy Tod came up
from Asheviile TO spend March, and &C.
companying them were Miss Margaret
W. Stevenson OF Montreal. who has de-
voted her entire time to the work of the
American Committee for Devastated
France, ard hor brother. Percy c
Stevenson OF Kingston. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. HEM" /. Battcrm2u.
who are popu.ar in the young married
set, came down from New York f.
their usual sprirc visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson, Jr.,
; coming from WaaAingtou spent the
week end With the prnc Wilson Seniors
who are going up to New York this week
/
son, who recently returned from France.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Rawitser. from Palm
Beach. are here for "A short time before
, starting for New York Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam \. Scrbncr. who are also here
,.-s-om ~ Florida resort, will start Nortl,
shortly.
David H. Francis. Ambassador 10
Russia, Is at the Grcenbrer with Mrs.
Francis, whom he had not seen in three
a..
reas. the \nlNa .sidnrs only exercise Is
: shur. walks daily. lie Is frequently ac-
companlcd by William H. Riggs o.
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs James l.. BrceSc Of New
York are here froT W shiHGton. MI
! and Mrs. James CroNcll and the Misses
Crowel are here from New York, join
ing Mrs CrowclIy mother, Mrs. iona
than Dixon Of East Orange.
. William C. Anderson. Edward y
, Burns and Z. D. Emery are New York
sojourners at the Greenbrier. With Mr.
Emery are b. A Sanders and r. II
. Thompson OF London.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Smith. Mr.. FRANK
( W. Savin. who Joined Mrs, Savin; y. P
Taylor. accompanied by his niece. Miss
l.. T. Pendleton, and Mr., and Mrs. Ar
. thur Myles are other New Workers reg
istered here.
, Mrs. Lc Roy Frost, accompanied by
her daughterS. tho Misses Nancy and
Polly Frost. anl her niece, Miss Marie
Crumbrlc Of Nyack, are enjoying the
sports ut White sulphur Snrings
Booth Harrington, the author. mo
torcl over ono day this week from Nir-
sinia 10 call, on AMBASSADOR Francis
> William VI Briggs and other friends.
Mre. Anthony shuttle and her dnugh'
-, ter, Miss Antoinette shuttle, are herr
from New YORK.
Among those who will Join the NeT
York colony here this week are Mrs
Charles c. Auciinc,oss. the George
Crawford Clarks, Mrs. y. \. Flood and
. Miss Flood, AIr. and Mrs, David Steven
. SON, Mrs. ". L. Preston and Mrs, NJ. T
Barrett. who viii be with Mrs. Edwlru
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