The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-24
SPRING SEASON. ON
AT WHITE SULPHUR
Prominent Guests Arriving From
Wintering In South--Many Visitors
From New York and Pennsylvania.
NEW CLUB is THROWN opE,
Club Built ON Old Kate's Mountain
Commands Best View in the County.
Promises to Be Popular.

The Green brier, White sulphur
Springs, w. Va, March 22.--Glorious
spring-time weather, radiating in all
lis fulEness, is adding brilliant touches
at White sulphur Springs. w. va,
where one of the largest colonies that
mas congregated here in some time is
filling the Greenbrier and overfiowing
into the Old White. Nota bles are fast
arriving from their winters stay along
the Florida coast resorts and from the
leisure points of the Carolinas and
Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson are
here from New York for several
weeks and have as their guests Brit
ISM Nice-Fonsul NJ. NJ. Richardson and
II. l.. Shields. Mrs. Johnson gave Il
delightful tea at the Casino one day
this week when she entertained for
Mr., and Mrs. Ramona r Jones. Mrs
Henry suiger Jeans. Mrs. Edward
Dudley Kenna, Miss Mary Kenna. r.
kerens kenna and several others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Batterrnan,
OF New York and Long Island, are
popular members of the young mar
ried set at White sulphur Springs.
where they come every spring for a
Al
G. Juhring came down from the Plaza
for the balance of the month. Mira
Walter Katie. of New York. is here.
joining Mr. and Mrs. j. Warren Mer-
riil. lyman A. Ford and Ericsson F.
Bushnell have come TO take the cure
Hr. and Mrs James Crowell and the
Misses Crowell are here, joining Mrs
Crowelis mother. Mrs. Jonathan
Dixon, of East Orange. n. J.. who has
been here since February /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Myles. who
were in the caravan of arrivals from
Palm Beach. are here for a short time
before proceeding to New York.
Mrs lie Rry Froet, with her at
racfiye young daughters, Misses
Nancy and Polly Frost. are here from
New York for several weeks. They
were Joined on Thursday by Mr., Frost
and Miss Frost Miss Cr-um brie. of
Nyaok, who has been with Mrs. Frost,
started for New York this week. On
Wednesday the party motored to Hot
Springs, Va. for the day with Mrs.
Deland Porter and Miss Eliza beth
Porter, who are here from Montclair
y. j.
Lieutenant George Bishop. william
c. Anderson, Edward " Burns, F. f.
G.. and II. f. c. Gaynoz are New York
arrivals here. r. Warlick. the we'll
known Russian concert hasso. spent
a few DAYS here with friends Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Smith. Mrs. Henry Allen
Foote and Mrs NJ S. Cowan are
among others conais from New York
this week.
James l. Breese and his young
bride. who was Miss Grace Lucille
Nomano. came here from Washington
to pass part OF their honeymoon
4. a
1855 church - 'Sew weeka naz5l wra@
an event OF much interest 10 &fat-
tan.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles A. Wimpfhei-
mer. OF New York and Long Branch,
n. j.. are at the Greenbrier for their
customary spring stay Of several
weeks.
Mrs Rodman wanamaker, OF New
York and Philadelphia, is at the
Greenbrier, where she arrived on
Thursday from Palm Reach.
Mrs. Edward Hull Smith and Miss
Lucille Wagner came up from Palm
Beach for a. short time before pro-
ceeding to New York,
MIR. and Mrs. J. Kennedy Tod, Of
New York and Sound Beach, Conn.
are here for their usual stay, coming
from Asheville. With them, are Miss
Margaret W. Stevenson. of the Amer
lean committee for devastated France,
and her bro her. Percy Stevenson, of
Kingston, Canada.
Prominent among others who will
form the fashionable set here for late
March and early April are many Phil
adelphians who come annually to the
Greenbrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy II. Clark are
here from Philadelphia for several
weeks. Mr.. Clark has been devoting
his, antire.~ tiEae~ tos, the Marh, of the
National Red Cross at the headquar-
ters in Washington.
Captain and Mrs. John W2namaker,
Jr,. are expected from Philadelphia
this week to spend some time. Mrs,
Rodman Wanamaker. Jr., is coming
up from Palm Beach, where she has
latterly been stopping at The Break