Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
/ SUMMER GUESTS ARRIVE.
Who Will Remain Until
Autumn.
loLD BALLROOM is OPENED
Many Rici,monders Registered mt
Famous Summer Resort, Among
Them Mrs. William james Walker
and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Is. Scott.
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h WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Va.
growing npace ut White sulphur
\ SPRINGS. where each day brings an
u interesting quota Of summer colo
\ nis;s. The cottages have been re
served Tor the summer. aud the
\ greater part OF them ar. now Allied
Il with the families Who Viii remain
\ lin.il autumn. The Grcenbricr is en-
\ PERTAINING a .arec number OF scdaoa
H guests. while those who have Tor
years been going to the odd White"
are enjoying their Colonial suites in
the old hostclry which has figured so
prominently in The history Of TINS
country.
While the srca; dinine-room in
the old White" which is the second
largest In size in the United states.
- not Being opened this season On
Inc American plan. the rooms are
being used as usual and the home
Ike pnrior9 and the lobby. the broad
porches and the beautiful old bail
room are still scenes ot interesting
ana gay times. The old white
ballroom was opened with the initial
dance OF the scason on Thursday.
The carly part OF the evening was
devoted 10 the chiidrcns dancing
hour, which IL conducted by Prof. C.
Victor Hcbicy. OF Washington. who
IL here for his twenty fourth season.
The beautiful addition TO the
Gree nbricr, which provides sixty at
tractivcly arranged rooms for tho
fastgrowins colony. are ready for
who VII! be mere through august.
MIS-, william James Walker and
her sister. "iss Betty Hayes. VINO
were here from Richmond last sea-
son. may be- at White Sulphur Springs
IN the autumn. ThcY have recently
arrived at Quebec from California.
where they toured They contcm-
plate going abroad for a few months
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas - Scott. OF
Richmond. who have been coming 10
tn. White sulphur Springs for many
seasons. arrived this week 10 open
their cottage III First Virginia Row.
b.. Douglas Nanderhoof. who came
from Richmond 10. the Weekend
has returned home with Mrs. Wander
hoof. who spent fortnight at the
OF The uni;ea s,a Tuso" cha nffs,ren nf
Commerce. has arrived from New
port News with Mrs. Ferguson and
two children. They have taken n
cotingc here for the summer.
Edward {. Mayo. of Richmond. is
registered at the Grcenhr!cr Mr.
ieorse W. stevens spcnt a few days
"a, has cottage on Copeland Hill. Ellis
NJ Talbot, is also registered here
from Richmond.
Garrett b Wall came to join
Garrett Wall, Jr. Garrett Wall, Jr..
IL establishing an cnviable rcputa.
ton in IN. goling sets and ~ the
best golfer In the junior colony He
IL scen ON the links daily with other
Well known players. and has turned
in some SURPRISINGLY low cards
War! li.nkSOn entertained at
luncheon AT the Casino for John r.
Sptoul. HIS host. Gcurs. q. McMurtry
ANA Garrett Nall. following AN In
tcrcSting foursotnc.
MIR and Mrs. Hugh S. White. of
Lexington. are at the Grccnbricr
Colonel ana Mrs VIII Robinson,
OF West Point. entertained at dinner
In tho Grccahricr one evening this
week for Colonel AMI Mrs James
Ransom Branch, who have taken a
cottage AT White sulphur Springs un-
~ inc completion OF their summer
home. which commands 4 beautiful
Niew Of the White sulphur Springs
golf links.
AIas Martha Wall and Miss Dorcen
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Douglas Wander
hoof. OF Richmond. ana Miss Virginia
Hughes. Of Norfolk. were anon, the
guests ~ tea given one afternoon
TINS week ~ the Casino by Miss Ma
ta!ic Young Smith. Of Jersey CITY.
y. j., in honor OF Mrs. j. H. Hayes.
OF New York.
Mr. ana Mrs. William s Roys,er
and their two children. Misses Ethel
and Betty Royaicr. of Norfolk. are
established AT their cottage here and
VIII remain through the summer.