The Washington herald., 1919-08-10

of st. Louis. Mrs. Roy Rucker of
Rucker Place. Lewisburg, enter
tanned there at luncheon for six
teen on Wednesday.
Mrs. William Haywood was Joined
by her son-in-law and daughter. DR..
and Mrs. Howard Hume. OF Washing
ton, who came for the Greenbrier
country horse show, which took place
here August and 9. Mrs. Haywood
engaged a box for both day perform
ances, and had several friends with
her. Miss Mary Frederick, OF Wash
ington and OF Earlehurst. Old Sweet
Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
McKenna, Mrs. William II. +. Lee,
of Washington and Fairfax, Va: Mrs.
Edward Echols. of Washington and
Staunton, Va, were among those en-
gaging boxes for the event. Twenty
six classes We're featured, and beau
tiful display of cups awarded the
various events. The Association OF
American Horse Shows awarded a
medal for the best event. The horse
show was one OF the finest ever given
here, and many horses were shipped
from over In Virginia and from
showed her horse Powhatan, a saddle
Greenbrier county.
Miss Florence Nash. who is at the
White with her mother. Mrs. Francis
Nash. OF Washington. passed two
days at the Homestead at Hot Springs
with Miss Louise Delano. who is
there DOR the summer with her moth
er. Her father Mr.. Frederic Delano,
is in France, where he Is at the head
OF the transportation interests for the
United States government.
Mrs. T. A. Wickersham and Miss
Jane Gray Syme. OF Washington, have
! decided to remain at the White for
I the month Of August. and have can
celed reservations at the Old Sweet
Springs, where they had anticipal ed
passing a few weeks. Mrs. Wick
ersham will be Joined on Saturday by
her father Col. Americus Whedon, OF
Washington.
Col. and Mrs. James r. Branch, of
, Richmond and New York. have as
their house guests for August Miss
Daviette Ffcklen and her father, Mr.
Samuel p. Ficklen, of Washington.
Miss Ficklen, who is one of the win
ter debutantes. is a popular member
OF the younger set at the White. On
Saturday Mrs. Branch gave tally-ho
party in her honor Mrs. Branch's
brother. Mr.. Edgar r. Hubball, of
/ Washington. is at the White for sew
! eral weeks
Mrs. Richard II. wilmer, Of Wash
ington, and baby have arrived at
White Sulphur Sprirgs to join her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Grant,
OF Atlanta, Ga, ard Mss Anne
/ Grant.
/ Mrs. Andrew Moreland, who is
well known in Washington, where
| her sister. Mrs. Thomas Marye. VIE
! Of former ambassador to Russia
! lived for some time, is again at
White Sulphur Springs, where .he
has come for several week, bring
ing her daughters. Mrs. II -nry Oel-
richs of New York ard Miss sara
MOreland Of Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Green and Mss
Anna II. Green. Of Washington; Mrs.
]. G. Rodgers and Durham c. Rodg-
ers, of Washington, are amorg he
hosts Of people who have registered
at White Sulphur SPRING this past
week
J. Simpson Dean. of Rome, G L.
Southern gold champion. is at White
Sulphur Springs for ten days. ard
will go from here to Pittsburg h.
where he will play in the national
open amateur tournament 10 he
played over the Oakmont cour e
from August IS to %.
The sports colony here is inter
ested in the women's championship
of White Sulphur Springs, 10 be
played from August II to Is. Large
numbers of golfers are on the links
daily and many are gettirg in form
for the event.
The horse show cOtillion in the Old
White Ballroom. on Friday evening
. was one Of the most successful ev.r
given at White Sulphur Springs.
With the young men here again in
! full force and this year in nufti end
not in uniform. there was 4 ceerta IN
gaiety that has not been felt in scv-
eral seasons. Mr.. Thomas B. paiI e
OF Atlanta, who is one of the most
! popular members of the summer set,
, led the cotillion.
Prof. c. Victor Zobley. OF Wash
| ington. who is at the White for his
| twenty-fourth season. was Joined On
Saturday by Mrs. Zebley.
The children's fancy dress b IL.
which is always one of the most fas-
Cinating events Of the summer. Will
take place the last week in August.