New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30
Hunters Bags Take
Place of Turkeys
AtHoliday Feasts
Sulphur Springs Colony Has
Unusually Gay Thanks
giving; Mrs. James Brown
Potter Ends Her Vacation
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W: Va
Nov 90 Sportsmen are taking advan-
,age Of the last few days OF hunting
a. the omen season ends December l.
in West Virginia. Several game din-
nors were given on Thanksgiving as
hunters had brought in fine bags OF
rufYled grouse, squirrels, rabbits ana
phcasants. Many parties had Two
Thanksgiving dinners, gong 70 Inc
pines or Elmhurst Farm for one home
cooked dinner and partaking or the
evening dinner at The Greenbrier,
where spccial features in music and
decoration were provided.
DR.. George b. Merriam. Of White
SULPHUR. who started this week Tor
Palm Beach, gave venison dinner ior
fourteen at Elmhurst Farm, on the
eve of his departure.
A special Thanksgiving collection
for the benefit Of the Sbeltering Arms
Hospital in the West Virginia coal
fields was taken at the morning ser
vice at st. Thomas Church on Thanks
giving Day. w.
Worst and Miss Gision, OF New York
and Freehold, n. j., are here for
Thanksgiving holidays, and James
/ Cresson Parrish was joined FOR the
Flint, all of Washington, and James
Cresson Parrish and James c. Parrish
jr.. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Kirkland,
Lee Gazlay and Everett Rich, Mrs. W.
T. Graham and s. J. Graham are among
| New Workers active in the sports this
week. John Reed, of New York, came
down for the week end, joining Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Patton and party, and re-
turned home with them for Thanks
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs +. c. Klpstein, Of New
York. are at The Greenbrier for an in
definite stay. Mrs Robert Lawrence
Washington and Miss Mary Washing
ton. of Atlanta and New York, who
have been guests at their cottage Of
her sisters, Mrs. Mark J. O'Brien and
Mrs. Frank Kinchley, went TO New
York for Thanksgiving, accor panied
by Miss Mariana Knchley.
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Hallock,. OF
New York, have been spending a few
DAYS here with their son, Lesley Hal
lock. and Mrs. Hallock, OF Plalnfeld,
l.N. j.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt started
for New York Wednesday night after
a long soJourn here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. McKenna
have closed Casino Cottage and Mrs.
NcKenna has gone 20 the Plaza IN
holiday BY his son, James {. Parrish
IT,. of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
VI. Cadwaisder jr, arrived on Wednes-
day from Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan y. Bill gave
a luncheon at The Pines for Mr. and
Mrs. Lorenzo +. Woodhouse and Miss
Marjorie Woodhouse. Of New York.
Rest for Mrs. Boothe
Mrs A. C. Boothe. Of New York and
Sound Beach. Conn, and her daughter,
Miss Claire Boothe, are spending sew
cra weeks here.
Mrs James Brown Potter went 20
New YORK. this week to the st. Reg :,
where she viii spend the winter She
is expecting Mr.. Potter 20 arrive from
England 70 join her there.
William +. r. HIT. Of Burrlard Hall
Warrenton. Va. and John C.. Wright
Of Aiken. ). G.. who nave been spending
ten days here for the riding and golf
went 70 Mr. Hitt's estate for Thanks
giving.
a Thanksgiving dinner at their cotta-e
in Baltimore ROW. among their guest
being Lieutenant Colonel Stephen l.. Il.
Slocum, L. S. \. and Mrs. .ocum, Mrs
Henry Clark Coroin and Miss Marearet
New York to await Mr.. Nchenna's re-
turn from California. They exrect 20
return here tor New Years holidays,
and will go afterward 70 spend the
winter at Passe Grille. Fla. Mrs.
Mark O'Brien ard Mrs. Frank Kinch-
ley. of New YotN. with their children,
who have spent the summer and au-
.umn here, will also close their cot
tage and go to Passe Grille for the
winter.
The Prince Of Wales received in his
suite at the Greenbrier on Sunday dur
ing his stay at White sulphur Miss
Margaret Olivia Flint OF Washington,
together with her aunts, Mrs. Stephen
LII. Slocum. Mrs. Henry Clark Corbin
and Lieutenant Colonel Slocum. enter.
tanning them at tea. This informal tea
was arranged in consideration for Miss
Flint, who is in mourning for her
brother and for her aunt. Mrs. Russell
Sage. who left her a comfortable for
tune and an estate in Lawrence, y. \