New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07
VacatiOnists Enjoy
Extended Season
At Sulphur Springs
Hunting Is Now Over, but
Perfect Weather. Adds to
Popularity of Golf and
Hikes Over Mountains
Specal Correapondence.

Specdl Correspondence.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va.
Dec. 6.-Beautiful weather prevails in
the Virginias this autumn, and the
frosty nights and brilliant days with
perfect golf weather have kept many
people here, postponing their departure
for town as late as possible.
Miss Edith Smal.ey, of New York and
Washington is at the Greenbrier for
long stay. Gustav veit and Miss
Marion Veit arrived Tuesday, and Mrs.
p. Stokes Massey, who lately arrived
from England, also is a visitor
Mrs. Merle Middleton, of New York
and Philadelphia, has Joined Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard M. Cadwalader jr. and
their guest, Lieutenent w. J. Blackman.
of Brooklyn.
Gave Candy to Children
William W. Miller. who is associated
with Lindley M. Garrison in New
York and who has spent month at
the Greenbrier with his little daughter,
Miss Nancy Miller, has returned to his
apartment on Park Avenue. On the
last day of their stay they drove along
all the mountain roads and took gifts
of candy to the many poor children
along the Allegheny and Hot Springs
roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Drake and
Mrs. Mary Longstreet, Of San Fran
cisco, who are spending a month here,
entertained at the Pines at luncheon on
Sunday, in honor of Commander Ran
dolph K. Miner, U. S. N, and Mrs.
Miner.
Mrs James B. Vredenburg, of New
York, has come from her country place
at Freehold, N. j., to spend some time
here, accompanied by Miss Van Worst
and Miss Gision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis, of The
Meadows, who spent Thanksgiving in
Philadelphia with her daughter, Mrs.
Franklin A. Bolts, returned here Satur-
day. Monday Mrs. Lewis started for
Louisville, accompanied by Mrs. O. N.
Seeley, to visit Mrs. George Davis.
Mrs. Boothe Entertains
Mrs. A. c.. Boothe and Miss Claire
Boothe, of New York, were Joined over
the week end at the Greenbrier by DR.. A.
E. Austin, of Greenwich, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Compson, Of New
York, who are spending the autumn at
Virginia Hot Springs, came to spend the
/ day at the Greenbrier, making the trip
Sunday by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beardmore, of
Toronto, will arrive at the Greenbrier
for the Christmas holidays and expect to
make an extended visit here during the
winter.
Richard f. Enright, Police Commits
sioner of New York, and Mrs. Enright
are spending two weeks at the Green
brier. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Sheppard
Mrs. r. Krushel and Mrs. I. A. Krushel
are among late arrivals from New York
Mrs. C. S. Carstairs, of London, who
spent fortnight here with her mother
Mrs. Anne Stebbins, of New York, was
one Of the most attractive young matrons
here this season. Mr.. Carstairs Joined
Mrs. Carstairs in Washington this week
where they will visit Mr.. Carstairs's
daughter, Mrs. John Towers, the wife
Of Lieutenant Commander Towers, OF
the NC-8.
Barent W. Williams, of New York, is
at the Greenbrier, where F. w. Brander
of New York and Richmond, is spending
some time. Mrs. A. B. Kuznik has
closed her summer home at Caenwood
winter.
Major George Oakley Totten, OF
White Sulphur Park to spend the week
end with friends at the Greenbrier.
Dr. George Clark Houghton, rector
of the Church of the TRANSPORTATION,
has gone to New York.
The last days of the hunting season,
which ended December l, brought out
many sportsmen and some fine bags of
pheasants, both English and Japanese
and cartridges, rabbits and squirrels
The government fish hatchery at the
end of White Sulphur village is visited
by many sojourners here, who enjoy the
mile walk to the hatchery, which is a
model of its kind.