The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,

r INDICATIONS of an early fall have
appeared here, where snappy
- cold air has swept in over the
tops of the surrounding Alleghanies
and FASTENED the log fires in the huge
fireplaces in the Greenbrier and the
White. Heavier sport apparel is
making its appearance for the early
mornings. Attractive sport skirts OF
plaids and accordion pleated materials
are worn for the morning constitu-
tionals or the round of eighteen or
nine holes on the golf links. The
sweaters of crocheted silks in brilliant
colors and the heavier sweaters of
shetland are much worn, and again
the gayly colored scarfs protect the
neck and add an attractive note to the
costume.
Labor Day uslered in the autumn
contingents at the Greenbrier and
marked the breaking up of many gay
summer circles. Hosts of persons who
passed the summer here have re-
turned to the cities, while there is
daily large arrival from points north
and east who will remain through
September. Many others are coming
later for the whole of october. Reser-
vations indicate that a goodly repre-
sentation from Newport, Bar Harbor,
York Harbor. Narragansett and South
ampton will be at the Greenbrier. and
many parties who have toured tn
White Mountains this summer will lie
at White Sulphur for October.
The Kentucky and Virginia thor
oughbred hunters and jumpers here
are in fine condition for the trails.
The younger set of expert riders, in
GLIDING the Misses Melissa Nancy and
Burks Yuille, Carol Smith and Isabel
Haldeman, have helped Lawrence
Dickson, master of the Greenbrier fox
hunt, in training his green hunters,
and there is promise of some interest
ing hunts soon along the Howard
Creek bed.
attractions for Shooters.
The autumn months attract the
shooting sets, and the colony at White
Sulphur always includes a number
who come down especially for quail
and pheasant shooting. Sherwood
Aldrich of Great Neck, L. l.. who is
an enthusiastic huntsman, comes to
the Greenbrier every fall with Mrs.
Aldrich and takes daily trips by motor
to Nicola and Alvon. going from there
into the woods. where in former sea-
sons he has been successful in bag
ging much game.
The Greenbrier fall championship
to be played over the White Sulphur
links from October 6 to 10. promises to
have many we'll known golfers en-
tered, including title holders. The links
are in perfect condition and throngs
OF players are out daily. The nine
hole course attracts a large feminine
contingent. and with the coming OF
cool, invigorating weather there is a
large increase in the devotees of the
sport.
The Cure, which plays a prominent
part in the life at White Sulphur dur
ing the autumn, is attracting a large
number, and many arrived this week
for their customary treatment. Daily
constitutionals are a part of the cure
regime, and many parties are on the
trails at an early hour for brisk walks
For the lovers of mountain trails
Hates Mountain Club makes delight
full objective. Delicious breakfasts
conforming with the cure diet are
served there on the porches, which
overlook some OF the prettiest scenery
in this section. A new trail has been
built on Rates Mountain which leads
10 the spring, winding up through
the maze of ridges that characterize
the formation of the West Virginia
Alleghanies.
Wishbone Farm, on the Allegheny
road, is another interesting place for
the cure colonists to visit on their
daily walks.
New Workers at Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclean of the
Plaza have taken a suite in the Green
trier for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
Il. johnson Ward of New York and
Philadelphia have come down to pass
September. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bulltley Salisbury and Mrs, Charles
Wells Hubbard, Jr., are registered
from New York for a long sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Dixon and Miss
Dixon, C. A. Wise, Mr and Mrs @. p
Reid, d. Stewart Craig, MIR. anu Mrs.
Samuel h. Prebasco. Mr.. and Mrs,
William c. David and Mr.. and Mrs
Enrique de Paate and others regis
tered here from New York. Miss
Florence l.. Pond of New York and
Miss Dorothy Pond of Santa Fe. n. NJ.
who had been at North East Harbor
Me-, are at the Greenbrier for Septem-
ber,
Dr. Mary Moomaw OF New York