The New York herald., 1921-04-03
Dinners and Golf
Chief Diversions
at White Sulphur
Numerous Entertainments
Held for Sheriff and Mrs.
Knott-Arriyals.

WHITE SuLPHuR Il SPRISGs, w. Va, Apri
2.--Dinner parties and golf have beer
the chief diversions at White Sulphur
Springc during the Easter holidays
sheriff ard Mrs. David n. Knott. who
have been here with their children. have
been the chief guests at numerous enter
tainments.
The New Yorl. colony is increasing
daily many coming for the solf tourna-
rnents 'of next week, Mr.. Harry Payne
Whitney, who left here 4 fortnight ago
is expected to return early next Wees
with Messss. Clarence r. Mccormick,
Paul AIacksll and Harry A. Sinclair for
several days Of solfins and riding. Mr.
Mortimer L. Sehiff has arrived to spend a
great deal Of time or the links. lie
was at Palm Beach during the season
there.
Mr.. Clifford y. Brokaw, WHO came
with Mrs Brokaw and Clifford s.
Brokaw, Jr, a week ago. started for
New York on Tuesday, accompanied by
Mr.. BroSaw's sister. Mrs. cyril +. ".
F. r. Dugmore. who had been here for a
month of golflng. The latter's daughter,
Miss Betty W. Gilbert. and son. Air.
Harry w. Gilbert, returned to New York
with her.
Mrs. ]. Kennedy Tod entertained
twelve guests at the Casino at tea this
week. Mrs. Stuart Duncan gave q
luncheon there for Mr.. and Mrs.. William
Iahnestock, who nave been in the West
Indies and are en- route to New York.
Numerous entertainments were given
for Mr.. and Mrs. Donald MeRae, who
passed their honeymoon here. She gave
n farewell tea, at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Q. Fell and Mrs. Stuart Duncan
were guests.
In a dinner party at Kate's Mountain
Club were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dennlston
Lyons. Miss Martha Lyons. Mr.. Fred
erick c. Perkins OF Pittsburgh, Mrs.
y. Sumner Welles and AIR. RI. Nelson
slater. on Tuesday Mr.. Slater and
Mrs. Welles entertained Nine. LIE Bre-
ton, the wife of the Argentinian AM
bassador. who has been here for some
time, and they returned TO New York
the middle OF the week.
Mrs. S. X. Martin of New York was
the hostess at q dinner at the Green
Torier Mr.. William Hawley also gave
a dinner. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs w. Irvine Neyser, Mr.. G. !. Rey-
nolds of Baltimore, and Mrs. John Har-
ding Of Bay City. Michigan. on
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. keyser en-
rertained the same group at luncheon
prior 10 their return to Baltimore.
Mr. James Ross Curran OF New York
has joined Mr.. and Mrs. Guernsey Cur
ran at the Greenbrier. Other arrivals
include Mrs Peirce Butler, Miss Eliza
beth Leary. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Black
snan Sell. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo y.
Woodhouse and Miss Marjorie Wood
house. AIr. and Mrs. Hartman X. Evans,
Mrs John Nee. Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Gray
son NJ. p. Murphy. Mr.. GraysoE NJ.
y. Murphy. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. AleSan-
der ". White. Miss Eleanor White,
Alexander NJ. White. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Fincke, Miss Nancy Flncke,
MIR. and Mrs William u. Douglas OF
New York, AIr. and Mrs. Lucien II.
Bigelow OF East Orange, y. j.; MT.
snd Mrs. Elmer ID. Speck. Mr.. ana
sfrs. Y. Caldwell Walker OF Detroit.
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Moore OF
Forest Hills. l.. r.; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
s. Robbins. the Misses ISABEL and
Frances Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace G. Winter OF Chicago.
y Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Clothier. Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin l.. Blabon. Mr.. George
wv. BIston 2d and Miss Adelaide Pyie
have returned to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edwin L. Marshall. who was
here with a party including Mr.. and
Mrs. Radclyffe Romeyn and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. G. Laverno. also has returned
10 Philadelphia