The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
WINTER GAYEST FOR
YEARS At SPRINGS
Guests Enjoy S7ZaG1ne, saeAghfng,
Lnncheons, and Hkes ~ WhaAs
Sulphur SPRINGS.

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This Greenbricr. White suiphur
spring. w. Va. Jan. ls.-The wfnvW
season at The Greenbrier 10 far xrea4.
ar than any for four or ave years pa
ana now that peace II assured, pooplG
are beginning to make UP their plano
TOT the winter and spring seasons anl
to enjoy some Of the diversions Tor
which they had no heart while o.
soldiers were risking their lives qyaS
seas Skating on the little Lake W
the golf course has been the favorl1o
diversion OF the week and a furry u
snow which remained on the grounl
for day Of two afforded the loue.
awaited opportunity for sleigh rideA
Many Of the colony drove around
Oakhuret while others went to El0-
hurst farm. The Log Cabin or TNs
Ptnes for an old Virginia lunche0n -
for tea.
The most important meeting of tiss
winter season was the January seap3oD
OF some thirty Of the members Of tAo
Winding Gulf Coal Operators aauo-
citation who spent several days Of NJ
week here. the president, e. n Whits
who came with his family from Mt
Carmel. Pa. presiding. This amocia-
ton holds frequent meetings at The
Greenbrier where Mr.. and Mrs. White
often come from their home at Glsn
White, Va. to spend a few days.
Among other members here were
Messrs. Caperton, Lang, Merrill. Lee
and Stahl
Mrs. Z. p. Fowler and Mrs R n.
Halsey arrived at The Greanb rtsr
from New York this week to spend q
few weeks and take the cure. Mrs.
Harmon A Harris who 10 here from
New York, IL one Of the most ardent
OF pedestrians and walks several miles
daily, rain or shine. The weather ut
White sulphur has been delightful
wonderfully mild AID sunny and 20
Journers here have never known -
, delightful winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis are
entertaining their daughter, Mrs.
Franklin L. Bolts, OF Philadelphia.
and her two children and frequently
motor to the Greenbrier where Mrs
Lewis has her Red Cross canteen Of
fice.
Greatly missed from White Sui
phur are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Howard Slo-
cum who are spending some time In
New York at The PLAZA before going
to Montreal and Quebec for winter
sports. They viii return hero in Feb
ruary.
| George w. Stevens and Carrot 3.
1 Wall. OF Richmond. have been 1t the
% a .teur of inspection Of the Western
divisions of the Chesapeake a Ohio
Railroad.
Mrs. F.. Hayward Weather1ey and
her daughters, the Misses Susanna and
Carol P. Smith Of Philadelphia. are
at the Greenbrter and have been en-
joying the sleigh rides and frequent
luncheon parties at the Pines and
Log Cabin. ga
The bracins air and delightful
climate make walking always one OF
the most popular diversions 1T the
Greenbrier and those who take their
daily constitutionAls mp Hates or Ca
taAmount revel In the dry. pine-laden
ozone. Many ara taking the cure
and getting At AFTER their war work
and many convalescent officers are
finding White sulphur an ideal place
| In which to recuperatA. Thirty wound
tanned by the Red Cross oAnteen on
Thursday ana enjoyed the hot coffee,
cigarettes and other good thingA
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Timer and Mis-
Mary Louise Timer arrived this weeI;
from pottsvf1le, Pa, to spend sums
aasxn~ Atsths Greenbrter- VI Mr.. lsnss
who has gone away on business WI
return later. Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH,
Rosenberg arrived from Chicago and
will take the cure.
! Western arrivals At the Greenbriss
include w. b. Beale, Mr.. and Mr.
Alfred Friedlander, Cincinnati. Ohio
II. A. Harris, Chicago Mrs. n. T. B.
Jaaueiin and party. Of New York
who will enjoy tia outdoor Ma. Mr.
and Mrs. Philip H. Steckler, ct New
York; Mrs. Joseph A. rlanuesy md
Miss Eileen FlAnnery. New Yeek. n
| Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Leas1sc ~
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