The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-06

ana Mrs Abbott Mercer, oE WAehine-
ton. and several others keep NJ with
the very latest steps.
Colonel Writ Robinson Of West
Point. who has just come from hiS
estate, winginA. In Virginia, - paas-
ing some time at the White where he
has with hss Mr.. William T. Davis.
of Staten Island, N. r.
Miss Edith g. Marshall, who has
recently arrived from New York to
Join her mother, Mrs Chauncey Mar
shall gave an informal recital OF
piano numbers at Mrs. Braneh's cot
tage for Colonel Robinson.
Mrs Thornton Lewis entertained at
delightful luncheon at The Mead
ows'' on Tuesday for Mrs John Il.
Wise of Wilmington, n. c.. Mrs. Ed
ward w. McKenna OF New York. Mrs.
Alex p. Witty and Mrs. Albert Cowan
o Louisville, KY, Mrs. James r.
Branch Of Richmond. Mrs. William
Haywood Of Washington, and Mrs O.
N. Secley Of White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Wise will be joined at her cot
tage In Baltimore Row this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, who
are motoring up from Wilmington.
where they passed May and June. Mr..
Lewis has been appointed secretary OF
| the Greenbrier Country Horse Show,
to take place the 9Th and 9Th OF Au-
guct at The Meadows.
Mr.. Alfred r. Harris and Miss
Marian Harris have arrived from
Richmond and have taken a suite In
the Greenbrier for July and August.
Ms. W. James Walker and her sister.
Miss Betty Hays, Of Richmond. are
established at their cottage In Tan
sus Row.
Mrs Lewis Wheat. Of Richmond,
arrived at White Sulphur on Satur-
day to join Mrs. Thomas Rutherford
at her cottage.
Mr. Meade T. Spicer stopped here
for a few days enroute to Richmond
from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Redmond Burke
OF Lewisburg. W. Va, gave a. dinner
in the Greenbrfer Saturday evening
in honor of Miss Marie Lockett. OF
/ Kentucky Mr. John G. Dice. who Is
| ic ntifed with Mr.. Garrett b. Wall in
| the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad adj
! ministration, was among the guests.
/. Mrs. Henry Rutledge Buist, OF
.iarleston, s. c., has opened her cot
| tage in Baltimore Row. and with heI
| is Miss Josephine II. Mcclure. OF
/ Philadelphia. who comes to White
! Sulphur every summer.
1
who takes a cottage here each sum.
! mer, has arrived and has with hel
| her daughter, Miss Mary Christine
! Ryan, and Mrs. Frank Droppleman
/ They will remain until September
| Mrs. Albert Cowan and Miss Mary
| Cowan are at their cottage and will
be joined later by Miss Marjorie Co
wan who attended the Foxcroft schoo
! in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Little. OF At
| lanta, Ga, who are prominent in tht
| Southern colony here, have taken 9
/ cottage in Baltimore Row this sea
| son. Mrs. Little went to Atlanta fol
| week accompanying Benjamin Win
chell, Southern regional director fol
| the United States railroad administra
ton, and Mrs. winchell on their pri
/ vate car. She will motor back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick W. Flour
| noy are at Patterson "a Cottage. ar
! irving there this week from Charles
| ton, w. Va. Mrs. Betty Edwards !!
with them. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Har
vey Close and two small sons. O
New York. are established for ths
summer in Patterson "B" Cottage.
Mrs. J. Lowell Bay, Mrs. Decatul
! Axtelrs sister. who has been passini
some time with her daughter. Mrs
! Wood" near White Sulphur Springs
! has gone to st. Louis, where she will
| be for a few weeks before going I,
/ Chicago.
| Mrs John Herndon French, Of New
| York. has opened her cottage for thu
1 summer, arriving at White Sulphu
Springs on "Wednesday. Miss Merce
/ French. one OF the best golfers ant
tennis players in the younger set an,