New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Golf and Tennis
Enjoyed by Guests
AT White Sulphur
Mrs. Oliver Hartman Enter
tains at Her Cottage at
This Resort; Girls Are
Out for Daily Callops

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
July 16.--Society at White Sulphur
Springs this week turned out to watch
the eighth annual tournament of the
West Virginia Golf Association.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman entertained on
Wednesday afternoon at her cottage.
She also was hostess at Hates Noun
tain Lodge. Miss Mary Condor ar
rived this week from Memphis, Tenn,
to be cottage guest of Mrs. Harri-
man.
Mrs. William Haywood, of Washing
ton, who has a cottage. was hostess at
a large luncheon party. Mrs. Charles
r. White, of Baltimore, her cousin;
Aileen de La Tour Clark, who is the
guest of Mrs. White, were present.
Other guests were Miss Dorothy Ely
and Mrs Edward Wylde, of New York;
Mrs. James R. Branck and Mrs. Thomas
B. Scott, of Richmond Mrs. James B.
Weir, of Charleston, and Miss Olive
kahle, Mrs. Edward Hume and Mrs.
Marvin Harcum. of Bryn Mawr.
Miss Natalie Y. Smith has arrived to
join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
T. Smith, of Jersey City, and has been
riding daily. Miss Annie Laurie War
mack, who is here with her parents,
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st. Louis, is another riding devotec,
Mrs. John A. Weekes, Miss Alice D.
Weekes, Miss Estelle Weekes and Mrs.
Charles Hopper are among the New
York members of the riding colony
Tennis is becoming more popular. A.
Maverick Graves, John Hartman and
John Elicit, son of Judge Milton c..
Elliott, of Washington, play frequently.
Mrs. j. K Wise entertained at din
ner for a party of ten. Among her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick w.
Flourney, of Charleston; Mrs. Albert
Cowan and Miss Marjorie Cowan and
Mrs. A. P. Witty, of Louisville. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis and Mrs.
George p. Davis, of Chicago, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs Lewis, at The
Meadows.
Before the departure of her house
guests, Miss Mary Frederick enter
tanned at a farewell dinner, Comman-
der and Mrs. Patrick Belinger, Miss
Carolyn Nash. Miss Katherine Robin
son. Mn. Blaine Mallon, Major C. San
deford, Major Simpson and Major Raw
mond Lee were in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Alsop. of
Washington, who have cottage, joined
their friends at the dinner.
Mrs. Albert Cowan entertained infor-
maily at tea on the Casino lawn for
MRS; Thornton Lewis and Mrs. George
Mrs. jeff Eskew, Of Charleston.
Mrs. James r. Branch was hostess
at tea for Miss Dorothy Ely. The
guests were j. Borden. Hartman John
Hartman, George D. Kahle, Miss Olive
Kahle, Mrs. Frank Bolts, of Radner,
Pa, Miss Marjorie Cowan and Garrett
B.. Wall ir., of Richmond.
Miss Mitchell Rice and Miss Frances
Rice, of New York, were in party
motoring from Covington, Va. for
luncheon. Miss Laura Wallace, Miss
Margaret lesser and Miss Elsie lesser
OF New York, and John S. Ham, Henry
W,ernlck, John Haldeman and the
misses Belle Ealdeman and Isabel
Haldeman, of Louisville, also we're in
the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sterett Gittines
are here from Baltimore for the season.
The colony from thai city includes Mr..
and Mrs. De Courcey w. Thorn Miss
Mary Gordon Thorn and John Stewart
Thorn.
Dwight l.. Meigs, headmaster of the
Hill School. at Pottstown. Pa, enter
tanned at Hates Mountain Lodge for
six from that city.
Mrs. George l.. Carnegie returned
from weeks stay in Boston. With
Mr. Carnegie, she is leaving soon for
trip abroad, and will pass August on
the Continent.
In a party motoring from HON estea3
Tor luncheon were Colonel William C.
Huniey, of Lexington, and Alfred A.
Hunley and Lawrence R. Wilson. of
Baltimore. A group of Richmond Wis
lsors coming by automobile from Hot
Springs included 7 TrcLar II rr
Steele, MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Headley and
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Lucas.
Among recent additions to the cot
tagers are Mrs. Charles Gilpin, of Phil
adelphia, and Miss Nellie r. Farwell, of
New Orleans, accompanied by Mrs. C. r.
Elliott. Mrs. j. Willis Dalzell is here
from Pittsburgh.
Miss Beth Payne, of Harrisburg. was
hostess at afternoon tea at the Casino
There are many visitors at the cottage
OF Mr., and Mrs. Frank PAYNE, of that
city, including Miss Nellie Payne, Miss
Der.