The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
SOCIETY AT THE WHITE

especial TO The Richmond Vtrg1ntan.)
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
May 24.---Richmond was we'll rep
resented ut The Greenbrier all week,
when the American Bankers associa-
ton held the spring session of the
executive council. Over three hundred
people were in attendance, and social
and sport events played a prominent
part in the program. The mornings
were devoted to business sessions.
while golf. riding, tennis and swim
ming claimed the afternoons. The
banquet given Tuesday evening by The
Greenbrier for the association MEM
hers and their friends was one of tho
gayest events that has taken place
this spring.
One time governor OF West Virginia,
William Alexander MacCorkle, was
one Of the speakers and following him
were J. Harold Beach. of Rome, N.
Y: Fred Collins, of Milan, Tenn. and
J. TT. Peulecher. Of Milwaukee. John
II. Maddox. president OF the associa-
ton was postmaster.
The banquet was followed by dane
inr IN the old White ballroom. Mr..
and Mrs. W. l. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. NcAdams, Julien Fl. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. w. Chadducl. were
among those here from Richmond.
1tItfif} 5h|fcS itHiSoiuS at1it VIM
is now here with Mrs. Branch for the
summer was for fifteen years presf-
dent Of the association. Thomas p.
Paine. Of Atlanta, came on Tuesday to
attend some of the meetings and the
banquet Mr.. and Mrs. Tench Thigh
man. OF Norfolk, and Mrs. Edgar M.
Young, Of Fredericksburg, were
among others from Virginia attend
ing the convention.
William Fitzgerald. OF Richmond,
and G.. l.. Roberts. of, Chicago. were
here last Friday TO attend the meet
ing Of the Investment Bankers as
ISOLATION Of America which held it's
quarterly meeting here. Both associ-
atoms will hold autumn sessions at
st. Louis. Mo.
DeSoto Fitzgerald has Fred Hunt.
Of Richmond. and r. II. Timing. of
| birmingham, Ala, stopping with him
at his college in Baltimore row.
Miss Cora G. Drinkard, OF Lynch.
burg, and Miss Natalie s. Barnes. of
Philadelphia, came to the Greenhrier
to pass a short time.
DIR. Samuel G. Tracy, OF Fortress
Monroe and New YORK. is passing
few days at The Greenbrier. G.. H.
| Gleason and r t. Knowlton. OF Nitro.
| registered here on Wednesday,
| Among arrivals at White Sulphur
Springs from southern cities are Mr..
and Mrs. J. .,lwood Cox. OF High
| Point. N, c.. Captain and Mrs. James
| Dinkens, of New Orleans. and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Willard Fl. Chase, OF Miami. Fla.
| Lawrence Dickson. M. F.. II. Of the
| Creenbrier Hunt, who attended the
! Derby at Louisville, KY, made tour
of the blue grass country following
the races and purchased eight hunt
ers to add TO his string at the Dick
/ son Brothers stables here. The hunt
4 ers are thoroughbred Virginia and
] Kentucky horses and will be .schooled
! for the horse show which takes place
this summer, August Sth and 9th at
| The Meadows"
Edwards Everett Marshall, OF Ry-
| DIAL waters. Rydal. Pa, has come to
the Greenbrier for short stay and
while here will select some hunters
| from the Dfckeons to add to his strin &
OF thoroughbreds at his stables In the
| north.
| w. l.. Miner and TT. l. Thompson,
of Toledo, Ohio, who came to pass
some time here started Sunday on a
! two weeks horseback trip through the
/ Nireinias and will go to North Caro-
lima. They will return by way OF War
renton. UprerytIle and Culpeper to see
| the noted hunting fields.
| J. Hough Cottman. of Baltimore. is
passing several weeks at White Sui
| phur Springs. where he is taking the
/ cure.
| Edward =. Stoteshury, of Philadel-
! mia. and a party OF friends came to
| West Virginia to make \ tour of the
| coal and lumber fields with Edward
| f. White, Of Glen White, w. Va A
novel entertain:r emit, "A prize fight by
! the miners. was arranged for the
party Mr. Stoteshury stopped art
| White Sulphur enroute north Sun
! day.