The Washington herald., 1919-07-27
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ing the Gibsons and Mr.. Foss were
dinner guests Of Mrs. Arthur Bach
man and Arthur Bachman. Jr., OF
San Francisco. who are passing the
summer in the East. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A Kite and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fleming were among the
guests Of Dr. Freeland at the festival.
Mrs. Charles Hembold. OF Wash
lngton, and her son, Capt +. A.
HembOld l. s. A. who is recently
back from France. are passing
week at the Greenbrier. Register
ing at the White from Washington
for the summer was Mrs. Wallace
Nen.
John T. Davis. of Elkins. w.
Va, motored to the Gresnbrier from
his home. bringing his daughter.
Mrs. George Almy Percy. of Boston.
and Miss VI. Sullivan, OF Washing
ton, and Henry Lee, OF Boston,
They came TO meet Henry G. Davis,
Sd. who played in the West Viz
Einia State Golf Tournament.
Kate's Mountain Club is e. mer-
rfest Of all rendezvous a. White
Sulphur Springs and one party fol-
lows another there. Perhaps the
jolliest that has yet been planned Is
the baby party at which at least
will appear in the pinafore and
romper dress. A dinner and dane
ing will be features OF the evening
On Sunday evening a beefsteak
party has been planned at kates
Club. Mrs Emma Springs. of For
est Hills Gardens, Long Island, Is
giving a luncheon there on Thurs
day for a large party OF friends
There is to be a revival OF the
tally-hO at White Sulphur Springs
that gives promise Of being gay
event. Mrs. James Ransom Branch,
Of Richmond, who is among the
most popular hostesses in the cot
tage colony. is giving the first tally
no party. Mrs Robert Parrish. Of
CovinEton. will be the house guest
Of Mrs. Branch this week. Miss
Daviette Ficken. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Ficken, OF Wash
ingtOn. D. g. will be the guest Of
Col. and Mrs. James Branch dur
ing August.
Mrs. Thornton Lewis of The
Meadows gave a tea for over sixty
members Of the White sulphur col
ony in honor of Mrs. Quintard Tay-
for and Mrs. Benjamin Allison who
are permanently located at White
Sulphur Springs where DR.. Taylor
and Dr. Allison are identified with
the medical establishment. The
quartet served in France with the
Presbyterian Hospital Unit.
Mrs T. \ WiCkersham and Miss
Jane G. Syme, of Washington, who
are passing two weeks at the White
motored to LewisburE one day this
week. Mrs. William H. +. Lee, IF
Washington. and Fairfax, Virginia,
has arrived at her cottage at White
Sulphur where she will remain
trough the summer. Mrs. r R.
.reIand. Of Washington. accom-
panied Miss Elizabeth Cobb, of New
York. daughter of Irwin Cobb. the
author. who passed several days at
the Greenbrier.
Mr.. and Mrs william Arthur
Glasgow. jr.. who lived in Wash
inEton during Mr. GIasEow's term
OF service with the United States
Food Administration for which ne
was general consul. have come to
the Grernbrier from their home in
Philadelphia for fortnight's stay.
M. Glasgow was decorated during
his service by the Belgian govern
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 2. Paine
and Miss Douglass Gay Paine have
come up from Atlanta. Ga, and are
established at their cottage for the
summer. Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Grant and their party will be
mons other prominent Southerncrs
at White Sulphur Springs this
summer. reaching here next week
from Atlanta
George W. stevens. Federal man
ager OF the Chesapeake and Ohio,
zave a luncheon at the White on
Saturday to over 800 members Of
the Veteran Employees Association,
which was organized three years
ago. Considering that employees
must have served with the road
twenty-five or more years before
eligible to join the association. the
fact that there are 522 members en-
rolled is a great indication Of the
loyalty Of the workers.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer L Ferguson,
Of Richmond, have a cottage at
White Sulphur Springs for the sum-
mer Mr.. Ferguson is president of
the United States Chamber of Com
merce. and also president Of the
Newport News Shipbuilding and
DrydOcks Company. Motoring here
from Newport News TO join the fam
IIy were Charles a. Ferguson and
Homer L. Ferguson. jr
Everyone is looking forward to
he tenth annual Greenbricr County
Horse Show, which comes this year
on August s and 9. All the boxes
At The Meadows" have already
been reserved and the fact that rae
ing and many classes will be fea-
tured is Interesting the riding set
aere. Lawrence Lewis is secretary
Of the association this year.
Former United States Senator John
" Weeks, Of Massachusetts, is en-
loving his holiday from politics this
summer and is at his estate on the
summit Of Mount Prospect, at Ian
Easter, in the White Mountains, with
Mrs. Weeks and his son, Sinclair
Weeks, and his wife. They are now
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
Rose, Of New York. and with them
have mOtored to the Crawford and
The MaplewOod hotels this week to
spend the day. Later the party will
70 by automobile to Bar HarbO- 10
spend a few days. Senator Weeks
has been getting in his hay and 9TH
sr-xise enjoying conducting his farm
1t Lancaster. To him does the State
of New Hampshire owe its 400 900 |
lcres Of forest reserve land now
owned by the government. and he be-
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