New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-18
Society FIocks to
West Virginia for
October i'm Hills
Golf Delegation Is Growing
and Sport Divides Honors
Of Interest With Dinners.
Dances and Bridge Parties
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ". Va.
Sept. 17.-Society is flocking back to
the West Virginia mountains. The Oc-
tober delegation of golfers is acquir-
ing recruits every day, that sport, al
ways first in the interest of the New
York visitors, dividing honors with
many dinners and dances. In the cot
tage colony are Mrs. Thomas B. Yuille
and her daughters, the Misses Melissa.
Burks and Nancy, who have registered
at the golf club
Edward R. Stettinius, who also has
cottage here with his family for the
season, is an enthusiastic golfer, while
Henry W. Taft and his sons, William
n. I'd and Walbridge S., are out every
afternoon
The Washington colony has been &C
/ tive during the week Miss Mary
Frederick, who has entertained many
visitors from the capital at her sum
| mer nome on the road to Sweet Springs.
entertained DR.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Gnatard and Miss Caroline R. Nash.
S On daughter Of Medical Director and
Mrs Francis S. Nash. Miss Nash is
making an extended visit at the Fred
erlck cottage
MRS stephen B. Elkins was hoste ss
during the week at Hates Mountain
Lodge TO four tables at bridge. Follow
ing the afternoon at cards a number Of
addltlonal guests motored I'D to the
Lodge tor tea Mrs. Elkins was also
the guest OF Mrs. Ashton Wilson at her
cottage' Ravenswood, at tea. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Rosemary
Mundy, who is doing a number Of n.s-
tel portraits during her visit here
Following the adjustment ~ 49, J.,
Dor disturbances in Logan County.
Brigadier General Harry Hill Band d,
hottz made visit en- route to Wesh;ng-
ton. General Bandholtz was accom-
panied by Colonel Stanley H. Ford and
MAJOR N. n. Polk. The three were en-
Tertalned at dinner at Hates Mountain
Louge BY Roger K. Rogan, of Cincin
nau- thornton Lewis and Edward
Ernst, OF Cincinnati, also attended III
| dinner. ''ic
Mrs. Edmund Richardson, of New
orleans, entertained at tea on the ca
sino lawn this week. Among her guests
were Mrs. Gouverneur Kortrirh+ Nsrs
William 7. J. Lee, of Washington: Mrs
stephen B. Elkins and Mrs. Thomas NJ f.
kntherfoord, of Richmond.
Mrs. Maxwell Howard and her dauvh-
ter Miss Eunice, have returned to New
York. her son. Howell, who was a
! e 49,. " 4AA' anu WIS. george TemO1e
bowdoln, at Glen Cove. on his return
from White Sulphur, will sail for Eng-
land this month in order to take IN
postgraduate work at Oxford
A new visitor on the links this weak
IS Charles Dice, the brother of John W
Dice, of Lewisburg Charles Dice has
returned recently from London, where
ne was attached to the consular service
for year and half, and is now prac-
tlcing law in Lewisburg
Sir William Mulock. of Toronto. a
friend of Sir Frederick and Lady VII
Hams Taylor, who are we'll known
at the resort, concluded his visit this
week. Bekore his return he motored
out to the Meadows for tea with Mr..
and MRS. Thornton Lewis.
Miss Eva Conner Lathrop. the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Frank Fl. Lathrop, has re-
turned to Birmingham for weeks stay
before returning to join her mother
here Mrs. Lathrop motored TO nHot
Springs this week for luncheon with
her sister. Mrs. Herbert G.. Ryding, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. De Courcy
w. Thorn, of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs
Ryding, also OF Birmingham. will oc-
cupy a cottage at Hot Springs during
Septemher.