The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-13
Special Despatch to Tue suS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. va,
April 12.-One Of the glorious effects of
coming peace Is the renewed activity of
the spring resorts after a winter Of un-
paralieied sayety in the South In vivid
| contrast to the serious undercurrent Of
the last four years II the spontaneous
gayety and the feeling among sojourners
here Of the right to enjoy themselves
now that the narrowing days Of war are
so happily ended.
The most popular place at the Green
brier 10 the Casino. where accommoda-
tons are taxed daily to provide for the
large number Of persons having break
fast and luncheon there while the after
noon tea dances have never been SO pop
ular before. Another feature of the
spring season Is the large number Of cot
tages rented to families and parties who
enjoy the privacy thus afforded, but use
the Casino and hotel as social centres.
Some of the most ardent movie fans are
found among the spring colony here.
More than eighty Greenbrier guests
went on Sunday evening to the new
Kate's Mountain Club. where dinners
were served and music was enjoyed az
terward. Monday evening was another
big night at the club.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray Of Newport,
who is passing the spring at Hot Springs
after a winters sojourn at Palm Beach.
spent a few days at the Greenbrier with
friends this week.
Albert Morris Bagby Of New York 10
at the Greenbrier for six weeks Mrs.
John Henry Lancashire OF New York
and the North Shore has come to Join
her daughter and son-in-law. MI and
Mrs. u. Coletti, who arrived here lately
from Rome.
Mrs. Michael Van Buren,. who Is here
with her three prize Pomeranians for
her usual spring sojourn. has been re-
Joined by Mr.. Van Buren,. who had been
away for a few days TO take their young
sons back to school. Arrivals at the
Greenbrier on Wednesday included Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Dyer Norton of New
York, besides Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Potts Moore and George B. Hedges, who
came down with them. Mr.. and Mrs
R s. Porter are also here from New
|
lander are members Of the Manhattan
colony here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McKesson and
their child have returned to the Green
brier on their annual spring visit. Others
| to come down are Capt. John Kinney of
New York, who has Just returned from
Red Cross service in France, and Mrs
Kinney, Joining the latters sister, Mrs
NJ. s. Waite, and Miss Waite OF New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. owen S. Names and
Edith Names Of Now York are among
annual visitors now here. George e.
Fahys of Locust Valley, l.. l., is also
at the Greenbrier. where the Andrew
| Fletchers have arrived from Glen Cove
for their customary three weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Brady of
New York are enjoying a rest here and
Mrs. Brady, known professionally as
Miss Grace George, is meeting many
old friends.
John North WHY'S, who is still IN
| Now York, expects ia come here to Join
Mrs. WHY'S and Miss Virginia WHY'S.
who arrived at the Springs after a
season at Palm Beach. The Duchess
de Chaulnes. who was Mrs. WHY'S
guest there, remained a few days with
Mrs. J. Loriiner Worden, who has gone
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| st. Augustine, Fla.
Late arrivals from New York at the
Greenbrier this week included De Cour-
cey l.. Taylor, who joined his parents
| here; Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Starr, A.
Jackson. Mrs. Robert Graves and her
two children. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hamilton
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard +. Whit
ney. Mr.. and Mrs A. Barton Hepburn
Miss Natalie Mayer. who is with MIR
N ND AIEa IIaN
den and II. +. Reid
Mrs. Stephen Blaine Elkins of Elkins
w. Va, and Washington is at the Green
brier with her two sons. Senator Davis
Elkins of West Virginia and Stephen B.
Elkins Of New York. also J. d. Davis of
Elkins. w. Va. Davis and Stephen Ell
kins passed some time at Palm Beach
In the winter.
Edwin A. Shewan of New York has
come here TO Join Mrs. Shewan and Mrs
| Robinson, who have been at the springs
for some time. Mrs. Shewan is one of
tho most beautiful OF the younger mar
ried women here. Anothr! noted beauty
among the colony Is Mrs. Harry Schles-
niger Of Milwaukee,. who has come here
, from Seabreeze, Fla. with Mrs. A. A
SchlesInger and their children.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr.. and John
Brodax. Jr,. of New York. who toured
| i''"VV InlleS III the winter ana nave Just
arrived here from Palm Beach and Sea-
breeze In Mr.. Nanderbilts racing car
enjoyed the outdoor sports and dancing
at the Greenbrier this week. They
started for New York by way OF Hot
Springs on Wednesday.
Miss Josephine S. Harriott. Major
Elon Huntington Hooker. who came here
from the Everglades Club at Palm
Beach "A. G. Fish. Capt. and Mrs. Eu-
gene VI. Moore and their two children,
Mrs. V. Won Schlegel and Mrs. Albert
Smylia: Charles Steele and Frederick
Won Stade are among late New York ar
rivals at the Greenbrier. Mr.. and Mrs
William II. Porter OF New York are
here TO" their semi-annual cure. az are
| Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Shaw, William
Erhart. who has Joined Mrs. Erhart
and Huntington Erhart. Mr. and Mrs
Charles H. Ditson and Miss Sara Turner
IRE among late arrivals.
j, NJ. Waterbury. better known as
. Monte" Waterbury, noted AS uolo
player and c. X. Mccormick of New
York came here TO be with Davis and
stephen Elsns, They have played many
foursomes OH the White sulphur golf
course. The annual spring tournaments
Will begin on Monday. --.