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HOT SPRINGS.

Hot SPRINGS, Va, April 6.-The
homestead at Hot Springs is enjoying
even more than its usual popularity.
People from everywhere are flocking in
here.
Henry Prentiss has Joined his son. who
Is spending his Easter college holidays
here. Col II. G. Davis has been spend
ing the past month here with his mother
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindsay
are here for their usual spring stay
Many other New Workers. are among the
sojourners- They include l.. Stewart
Wells. Rawson L. Wood, Morgan Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burnham Squire
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Werner and daughter. Mrs
II. c. Gallon. J. Newton Marshall, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Mason Mrs s. Sloan Colt,
George Mason, Jr. Miss Jessie Mitchell,
Mrs. John Leary. Douglas Rollins. who
is the guest of Barton French. F. H
Siseon. Mrs. Henry Steele Wardner,
Frank b. Hurd. Miss Jane Hurd. Mrs l..
Armour. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Jen-
nings, Mrs. Metcalf Bliss. Mrs c. II.
Delamater. Martin Littleton and Mr. B.
p. Elebash, who have been spending the
season at Palm Beach and other Far
southern resorts Mrs. Leroy King. Miss
Helen Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Reed and Mrs. Pierce Lyman Howe.
Valley View Is one OF the most popu-
lar places this season at Hot Springs
Fassfern Farm also proves q strong at
traction. Among those entertaining at
these places are Col. II. C. Davis. Henry
Prentiss. J. Newton Marshall. Miss r. B.
Moberly. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Burnham
Squire. George s, Mason, Barton French
and Mrs. Henry Steele wardner.
The golf course was never in better
condition and many tourists stop over
sor the day In order to put in a few
hours on the links.
The trip from White Sulphur Springs
over the beautiful Virginia Mountains
Is becoming better known and very much
more popular. Many people motor over
daily for luncheon.
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Gold and Dancing at Lakewood

LAKEWOOD, April 5.-Here as else
where, sojourners were given a rude
surprise by the weather mans offerings
the past week. High winds and a cold
wave that approached genuine winter
temperatures completely upset the Wis
itors plans for the spring sports and
Yerforce caused radical change In
the weeks arrangements. Some OF tho
more venturesome were out daily on the
golf links practising for the three day
tournament at the Country Club Of
Lakewood. scheduled for the last three
days Of this month. For the most
part. however, indoor activity formed
the weeks entertainment. There were
special dances all during the week at
the hotels, eliminating In . benefit
dance for the Paul KimbaIl Hospital
this evening.
One Of the many delightful social
parties of tho week was the luncheon
given Wednesday by Mrs. George Fales
Baker. at her Lake Drive residence.
'Tdgemere." The guest OF honor was
Miss Martha Jamison OF Lakewood and
Piotsburg. the event being in com
memoration OF Miss Jamison's birth
day. Among tho guests were Mrs. s.
L. Phillips Of Trenton. who has been
Mrs. Bakers house guest for the week,
Mrs. Charles Lathrop Pack, Mrs. Will
lam Jamison, Miss Agnes Helen Davis,
Miss Clara Drayo, Miss Eleanor Ferris.
Miss Isabel Ferris. Miss Sarah Comp
ton and Mrs. L. Carberry Richie.
Another delightful entertainment was
he dancing party given at the Laurel
House by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bye in
honor of their daughter, Miss Eleanor,
who Is home from Wellesley on a vaca-
ton. There we're thirty young people
in the party, including Miss Bye's house
guest, Miss Nina Camp of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Milbank OF New
York arrived this week to spend the rest
Of the season at the Laurel in the Pines
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fred Lehman, ].
Fred Lehman. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Lehman. Miss Anna C. Lehman and
Miss Ruth c. Lehman OF Brooklyn
formed motor party that has been
spending the week here
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hurd OF New
York are here on their annual spring
visit Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Munson OF
Brooklyn are also here for Easter. They
are at the Laurel in the Pines. where
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Spring Appeal Holds Many After
Close of Festivities at Palm Beach
Record Year. ir. Real Estate

Park Ia one Of the successful anglers.
On Thursday afternoon he landed four
oluehsh from the pier. Henry C. Clark
or Wilmington, who has cottage at
the north end of the beach. and James
II. Kennedy of Boston have made good
hauls during the week.
fachtsmen are revisitlng Palm
Beach after cruising to Miami and from
there to Nassau and Havana. Harold
3. Vanderbilt returned from a sailing
trip on Monday with several guests, who
are now at Afterslow cottage. These
include John Rutherfurd. who is stay
Ing there since his wife and their chill
dren went north a few days ago Percy
Pyne, Jack Postelthwaite and Stuart
Mckee.
Harry Payne whitney le back on his
yacht from several days fishing on
the Gulf Coast. The company touched
at Miami and Fort Myers on the way
down. Their objective was tarpon. but
the nsh lay low. IN the party were ].
Leonard Replogle, Lawrence Waterbury
Payne Whitney. L. l.. Smith. Edward
A. Mccullough and Douglas Paige.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hudson Pope and their house guest,
Mrs. Margaret Hoover. motored to the
estate of William b. Ogden. midway be-
tween here and Miami, where they Joined
Mrs. Gustave Walker and her niece. Miss
Minnie Crabtree. who have been attend
ing a house party there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Garvin of Hart
ford, vino were married there early in
the week. are spending their honeymoon
here at the Breakers. Mrs Garvin
who was formerly Mrs. Frank Rand
Of Chicago. was in Palm Beach earlier
In the season. Another couple honey
incoming at the Breakers are MFR. and
Mrs. Floyd l.. Knight Of Lynchburg, Va,
who were married at the Poinciana
chapel on Tuesday.
George Lauder Carnegie Of Pittsburg
left for Atlantic City the other day on
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Mrs. L. S. Bigelow. l.. g. Bigelow, Jr.,
and Miss Bigelow of New York ar
rived this week.
Mrs. A. ]. Mcdonald and Miss Nc
Donald OF New York. Mrs. F. s. Gable
and daughter. Miss Dorothy Cable OF
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. HART
of Brooklyn. Miss Anna p. Birdsall OF
New York are among those who ar
rived here this week.
At the Laurel in tho Pines the guests
from New York city include Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Jackson. Mrs. W. T. Car
ter and Miss f. g. Carter. II. S. Car
rigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Dwight
Miss Julia Dwight. Miss Jane Hender.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Clark and c. NJ
Clark. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs William F. C
Fletcher. Miss Nina Fletcher. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Smithers, Miss Mabe
Smithers, Miss Laura Bara, Miss Theda
Bara, Miss B. B. Nissan, George D.
Nissan, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Sanborn
Miss Shiland. George B. Hedges, Mr.
and Mrs c. r. Kelly. Robert Kelly
Malcolm Meacham. Mr.. and Mrs. r. p
Stevens and Miss Stevens, Mrs F. X
Anderson and John F. Anderson.
At the Laurel House are Mrs. Carrie
Joelle, Mr.. and Mrs Allen Maxean .oi
New York. Mrs. c. F. Swan and Mis-,
E. B. Hughes OF Flushing. L. l.. Mrs
Alfred p. Chapman. Miss Chapman. D
A. Whemond. y. e. Dubois and fam
lily. Miss J. A. Ellis. Miss f. L. White
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Pratt. Fred w
Leef OF Brooklyn.
At the Florence in the Pines are Mr.
and Mrs. II. Fisher OF Brooklyn. Mis-,
Augusta Singer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Medhiott
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Singer. Messrs A. ant
B. Steiner OF New York. Commissioner
G. F. O'Brien, Claude Russ and George
w. Irving OF Jersey City.
At the Hotel Virginia are Mrs. L. r
Post Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Seide, N
B. Oettinger, Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Var.
enisus. Mrs NJ. F. Frank. Miss Marion
O'Brien. Miss Florence O'Brien. ]. J
Raftery, Miss r. A. Young. Mr. anG
Mrs. William Delany, Miss b. Tillotson
Miss Marion Armstrong OF New York
city, Mrs. s. S. Mayham. Mr.. and Mrs
". A. Parkin, Mrs. Margaret Warner
Master Alfred w. Bollonger. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Cavanaugh and Harry L
Ford OF Brooklyn.
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for the site and plans to erect q winter
home for occupancy next season
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Brostrum Of
Great Neck, L. l., were Miami Visitors
early this week. They went to Key
West and will tour Cuba before return
ing North.
Mrs. A. jackson Abbott, who IL visit
Ing Mrs Jeesie Eldridge Southwicf,
assisted at a reading, Thursday after
noon. which was given at Four-Way-
Lodge. the Arthur Curtiss James estate
at Cocoanut Grove. Tho affair was CIV
en- for tho beneflt OF the Armenian relief
fund.
At the dinner dance Thursday evening
at the Hotel Urmey. Mr. and Mrs. r.
Charles Lee of New York entertained
. AsEen guests. Tho table was hidden
tesder bower OF sweet peas ana
Ssiadioli. Among those invited were Mr.,
and Mrs. William ". Urmey, Mr.. and
Mrs Everest G. Sewell, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. C. Romfh. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Oak.
Robert Louis Zoll and Mr.. and MrA
CASTOR Drake.
Mrs Thomas Ballet Of New York
and Mrs. II. B. Haywood are visiting
friends at Sebastian Beach.
Walter e. Flanders Of Detroit COM
pleted a cruise Of two weeks aboard
Edward HUNS Raven II. The englers
found tarpon to be scarce in a trip
that took them to Fort Myers on the
Gulf Coast.
William G. Duncan Of Grecnyille, KY.
established o worlds sailfish record
Monday afternoon when he landed o
beautiful 75-pound specimen. He caught
the prize winning fish aboard tho cruis-
ing yacht Billeo. of tho Cape Florida
reef. The ssilfish was captured on
niue thread line.
Prizes in the form Of silver trophies
are being offered by the Miami Anslers
Club for the largest nsh of each spe-
oies caught by club members this WIN
ter in Florida waters Fourteen va
rieties of deep sea game wero listed offi-
cially as having been caught this season
here. w. G. Duncan holds three Of these
records. a 75-pound sailfsh. q 46-pound
grouper and 14-pound dolphin. The
other leading catches include Mrs.
George Seymour OF Montclair. 10
pound mackerel on Hight tackle; will
lam Penn Mather Of Narragansett Pier.
an IL Y pound tuna and a 27h pound
barracuda Adam Duncan. a sand shark
Weighing 1870 pounds William d. Craw-
ford of New York. 18-pound bonita
T. F. Phair. a 10 II pound wahoo; j.
V. Hahn Of Cleveland, a 21h pound
kingfish; Z. Beach Of Coshocton, Ohio. =
a -DOuuu DtdCh DaSH, anu Shpt
| Charles H. Thompson, a 2.000-pound
| hammerhead shark (harpooned).
At the Gralynn are Fred L. Hurley.
Mrs. A. w. Church. Mrs. n. Jacques
| and Abbott Straus OF New York: Mrs.
| George d. Barton and Mrs Philip r.
Mallory OF Rye. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Simpson of Albany.
At the Halcyon are Miss Charlotte
| Osgood. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon A Stew
art. Melville Robbins. Walter H. Mar
shall, Mrs. J. T. Curtiss. Mn. II. Rid
ey and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Plumb OF
New York: Grs. NJ " Cram OF Add
spn. n. Y; Mr. and Mra William r
Adams Of Ridgewood, n. J.; Mrs. A.
Phelps Of Montclair. and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward Gore OF Rutherford.
At the Hotel Urmey are r. 8. Aber-
crombie of Irvington on Hudson; Mr.
and Mrs. A. y. Flesel Of Crawford,
y. j.: p. ]. Duffng. z. J. etenile. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Lamb. Mrs. w. A
Riley and Charles c. Hunt of New York
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AUGUSTA, GA.

AUGUSTA, Ca. April with hum
dreds of roses in bloom in the quaint
gardens belonging to the palatial winter
residences on The Hill, and tho trees in
full summer dress. Il IL hard for the ool-
ony Of visitors sojourning hero to realize
that only few days ago their friends In
the metropolis were buffeting a blizzard.
Tourists at winter resort In their
homeward flight are like flock OF pig
cons. With the departure Of the hrst
few the others quickly follow. and all In
twinkling the season Is over and those
who made merry during their many
weeks at Partridge Inn have scattered to
their homes at tho four points Of the
compass.
Col. George Montgomery. the new COM
mandant at the Augusta Arsenal. is a
man Of winning personality and already
has made a host of friends. both among
the officers and men in his command and
among the residents; and the fact that
the Colonel Is to be married the latter
part of the month to a most charming
young woman whom he met six months
ago In France while on overseas duty
adds a touch Of romance to his assign
ment here.
Miss Marguerite Clement of Versailles.
France. entertained a largo audience Of
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Among the ladies' assisting the COM
mittee are Mrs. Harriet A. Levasseur.
Miss Minna Lusand. Miss Anna J. Ryan.
Miss Elisabeth Murphy. the Misses King
Miss Antoinette Mardrus, Miss Mae v.
Donnell. Miss Etalia Trolin, Miss Mario
l.. Saphore. Miss Mary A. Murphy. Miss
Teresa Finnegan. Mrs. Henry Heide, Jr.,
Mrs. F. William Heide. Mrs. Julius A
Heide, Miss Theresa Hoenninger and
Miss Marjorie Pennyfarther.
The American Criterion Society. Mrs
Leonard L. Hill president, entertained
twenty-three distinguished guests of
honor Friday at the Hotel Plaza. at Its
seventh annual luncheon.
The six great allies of tho United
states officially were present. These
were greeted by Mrs. Hill, the officers
Of the board OF directors and several
hundred members OF tho organization in
the foyer of the ballroom. where the
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Charles o. Burns, holding high
the tricolor of France. led by NJ. Ernst
Guy OF the French High Commission to
the banquet hall. The Stars and Stripes
followed, Mrs. George Edwin Davis be-
ing the escort OF Capt. William Harrl-
gan OF the Seventy Division.
Signor Luigi Mariani. Vice-Consul OF
italy. was escorted by Mrs. Joseph Pa
terno, while Louis Tracy. head of the
bureau OF public information for Great
Britain, was accompanied by Mrs WILL
lam Z. Bailey. Pierre Mali, the Belgian
Consul. was conveyed by Mrs Henry A.
German, and the way OF Russia was
pointed out to Gen, Teodor Lodyenski by
Mrs. Charles Maurice. The insignia OF
Janan were carried nv Mrs Paul Zizal
man. who led the japanese Consul. c.
Yada, to his chair. Police Commissioner
Richard T.. EnrLght and Mrs Enright
were seated at the presidents table.
The principal addresses of-the after
noon were by Commissioner Enright and
Capt. Harrigan. The heads OF nine
women's organizations were among the
honored guests.
The musical part OF the programme
was contributed by Rafaelo Diax. the
Metropolitan tenor, and the Spanish
pianist Senorita Emilia ouintero. Mr..
Diax gave an aria from Gounods
Romeo and Juliet" and sang a group OF
songs in manuscript form. the words
and music OF which were written by Mrs
William II. Hirst, one of the members OF
the organization.
The April dance of the American Cri-
terion Society will be a post Easter at
fair, taking place at the Hotel Plaza
Friday, April rs. Good Friday falling
or the 18th caused the postponement
from the regular date.
New York Mozart Society. Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell president. held another Of ia
afternoon musicsies yesterday At the Ho-
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with the Duchess de Chaulnes, who is
her house guest.
Mrs. John Donald Maclennan Of New
York, who has been at the Ponce de
Leon since the opening day. Is leaving
this week for White Sulphur Springs.
W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Harrington Walker
have come from Miami on their yacht
the Hlbicus and are at anchor in the
bay. From here they are bound for New
York, where they will leave their yacht
and go to their home in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry q. McVickar Of
New J ork, who have spent some weeks
at the Alcazar. wero Joined by their son..
Donald Mcvickar. who has recently re-
turned from overseas. From here they
will go to their home In Newport, r. l.,
for tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Hamilton Of
New York are late arrivals at the
Ponce de Leon.
Mrs. J. A. Farnsworth, accompan
by her granddaughter. the Misses Jose
phine and Claribei Farnsworth Of Mont
clair and New York, have returned to
the Ponce de Leon from q fortnight
at Ormond Beach.
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ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. April 5.-with
the closing of the Ponce de Leon this
week a number Of the guests will go
across the street to the Alcasar for the
month Of April. Travel from the north
and south is still brisk.
Mrs. Florence w. Sumner gave a din
ner this week. followed by bridge, at the
Ponce de Leon. Among the guests were
Brig. Gen. Martin L. Hardin. U. 8. A.
retired. and Mrs. Hardin. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Louis Ketterlinus. Mrs. John Donald
Maclennon. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore NJ.
Livesay. Alfred Batcneiler and William
L. Hardness of New York.
Mrs. George NJ. Fletcher also enter
tanned at dinner. In her party were
Mrs. Murray w. Seagears OF New York.
Mrs. Frank W. Xix of New York had
a large luncheon at the Country Club on
Thursday for her daughter. Mrs. Ed
ward Ciun OF Staten Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Scribner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Fairchiid left
this week for New York after a fort
night at the Ponce de Leon Mr.. and
Mrs Clinton Headley Crane and
Henry NJ. Crane of New York were ieav-
ing on the same train for their coun-
try home on Long Island. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Delafeld are here for their an
nual visit, going later ID Tuxedo Park.
n. Y. where they will open their house
for the spring season.
New York arrivals at the Hotel Alca-
Ear include Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Bush. John C. Faulkner, George w.
Spear, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O. Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. wickman
of Buffalo.
Mrs. Frank d. Huyler OF New York
arrived at the Ponce de Leon early In
the week from Miami. where she had
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Thrail, and her cousin. Miss Mil
bred Warner.
Hayward Cutting of New York is at
the Ponce de Leon awaiting the arriva,
Of his mother, Mrs. J. Lorimer Wordon
who has n cottage at Palm Beach for
the winter and will come from there
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NEWS AND ACTIVITIES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD

Ing tho intermissions Following the
programme members Of the club
costumad as characters In the operas of
Verdi will take part In a pageant
They will include Mrs. Edwin Shield,
AZ Amneris: Mrs. Leland Sanford Sud
low. as Violetta; Mrs. Samuel Rossiter
Belts. as Desdemona MISS Estelle
Christie. as one OF the Merry Wives In
"Falstaff'' Mrs. William Braun. as
gypsy Queen and Charles Greer, who
will portray Verdi. There will also be
numbers OF gypsies, court ladies' and
Egyptians. Miss Margaret Vale and
Alfred E. Henderson are the directors
Of the pageant.
Miss Estelle Christie is chairman of
the dance, which is for the beneft OF
the Red Cross and tickets may be OBJ
tained from her at 81 at her home, 81
Washington Square.
The patronesses include Mime. Olga
carrara- Pescia. Mrs William Thorne
Matthews. Mrs. Walter Pulitzer. Mrs
Alexia b. Blanchard. Mrs. John Shep-
psrd, Mrs. Clarence Lee Hillary, Mrs
Walter Arthur Scott, Mrs. Arthur H.
Bridge, Mrs. James Oracle, Mrs. Samuel
Kingston. Mrs Charles Dorrance Foster,
Mrs Frank Garraway Smith. Mrs, Will
lam L. Sayers. Mrs. Ida Brown Wick
ware, Mrs. William Pell Disbrow and
Mrs. May Hyman. Mrs. Charles Lee
Hillary gave a reception and tea with
music Wednesday afternoon at her
home, sl7 West End avenue, for the
members OF the ball committee.
The Marquette Club has completed
arrangements for an Easter concert in
the grand ballroom OF the Hotel Plaza
on Easter Monday night. April FL, by
the combined glee and mandolin clubs
Of Columbia University. The annual
spring dance OF the Marquette Club will
be held after the concert, and the col
legians have accepted an invitation to
| attend. All the boxes and 400 tickets
have been sold. The proceeds are TO
be applied toward defraying the ex-
penses of the Marquette Civic Forum.
John Thomas Egan is chairman of the
committee OF arrangements and II being
assisted by Ambrose OConnoIl, president
Of the Marquette Club. and John J.
Cunneen. John II. Keegan. Robert q.
Labor, John T. Williams. Daniel F. Guilt
nan, Murray Ambrose. Joseph l.. Beha,
Frank ]. Coleman. Jr., Richard T.
Cronin. John e. Donnelly. Albert II.
Herter. Paul T. Kammerer. Jr.. Harry
NJ. Mccarthy. William II. Ryan. Harry
NJ. Farrell. Sergius p. Grace. Thomas
J. Higgins. James f. Laden, Edward
]. Maroney. Joseph J. McArdle. A. b.
McArdie. Michael Edward Mccartney.
Peter ]. McGovern. Jr,, Joseph A. Nc
LauKhlin. DIR. James Moran. Frank A.
o'Brisn. Charles A. Peugny, william A.
Slsttsry. Jr.. Irving e. Stigiitz. J. J.
sullivan. James Deutsch. Thomas A.
Healy. Edward Daly. Major George e.
Morrissey and DR.. George r. Stuart
Y
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TACERS STRETCH OUT THE SEASON. AT WINTER RESORTS

Of New York are spending several weeks
at the Greenbrier. Mrs. Auchlncloss, who
was Miss Rosamond Saltonstall, Is q
cousin of Mrs. William Barclay Par
sons. Jr.. who is spending her honeymoon
at White Sulphur Springs with DR.. Par
sons. recently back from service In
France. Mrs. Parsons was Miss Rose
Saltonstall Peabody, daughter Of the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Endicott Peabody Of
Groton, Mass. Mr.. Auchincloss's brother,
Gordon Auchincloss,. is in Europe attend
ing the peace conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Grant Geddes
and Donald @. Geddes. Jr.. are here from
New York for n few weeks. Mrs. James
Russell Solely came from New York to
take the cure. Mrs. Howard Whitney
and Miss Carol NJ. Whitney came down
to play golf and rest.
Mrs Cornelius Zabriskie of Brooklyn
Is at the Greenbrier for ten days rest
to recuperate from a recent illness.
Mrs. r. Jay Flick OF wiikesbarre. Pa,
and the Misses Margaret and Eleanor
Flick, who have been in Palm Beach for
the winter, reached here from st.
Augustine, where they stopped for q few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 0srrish Beale
Nof Chicago, who wintered at the Jekyl
Island Club at Brunswick Ga. have come
up for their customary spring stay. Mr..
and Mrs Richard T. Crane, who are
passing some time in the East, stopped
at White Sulphur Springs en- route from
Jekyl Island In their private car. with
them Is Harlow Hisinbotham Mrs.
Ned Arden Flood entertained at tea for
them during their stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Plant arc at
the Greenbrier from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Van Brunt are
registered here from New York. Miss
Elisabeth rockingham and Miss Eliza
beth Dewey Of Tarrytown, ~. r, came
up from Ornond TO spend sonns time at
the Greenbrier
The Hates Mountain Club was popu-
lar last Sunday evening. when the "sun-
day Night Club" was featured Follow
ing dinner In the cosey log cabin. Green
brfer sojourners were entertained by q
darby trio Mr.. and MIRA Edward Nc
Kenna entertained there for several
friends Mrs. Katherine Harris Barry
more. Mrs. Stephen Lane Jenkins, Paul
Rainey. Henry Topping and several
parties were there.
Miss Winthrop Bushnell, who has
been taking Red Crosse course at Peck's
Hospital. Is here. joining her father.
Ericsson Bushnell. for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Bodo Of
New York are at the Greenbrier, accom-
panied by their daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Weary OF
Chicago.
Warde Traver, the New York portrait
painter. has arrived here from a tour
OF the Florida resorts.