The New York herald., 1921-07-31
Golf Players From
ManyCIubs Gather
at White Sulphur
New York Women Attend
Dinner Dance at Kates
tain Lodge.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, July
30.-The New York colony is dividing
honors with the usual Southern con-
tingent in the midsummer activities at
White Sulphur Springs and social and
sporting events this week have included
a Who's Who" of equal interest from
both sections of the country
Henry w. Taft is expected in the next
few days with Mrs. Taft and will stay
through August. William Rhinelander
Stewart is here after having spent part
OF July with his daughter, the Princess
Miguel de Braganza, at Southampton.
John f. Wilkins. whose father was
owner of the Washington Post, Is here
with his family to join Alfred T. Harris
Of Richmond. the father Of Mrs. Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward B. Mayo are also
Joining Mr.. Harris from Richmond and
will be here during the summer.
The Greenbrier summer golf cham
pionship, which was staged this week,
had number of well known entries
representing several clubs throughout
the country. John A. Weekes registered
from Piping Rock, Frank x. Sadlier
from Lakewood, N. J.; w. H. Robinson
from the Colonia Country Club. George
B. Thurnauer from the Century. Gar
rett B. Wall, Jr, from the Country Club
Of Virginia, Richmond John A. Stew
art from the Baltimore Country Club
and John F. Wilkins from Chevy Chase
Miss Virginia r. Harrison. daughter
Of Frances Burton Harrison, who has
been at the cottage of her cousin, Mrs.
Charles 3. White of Baltimore. has been
entertaining Miss Adeline M. Oxnard of
Washington this week.
An informal club dinner and dance at
Kate's Mountain Lodge was attended by
| a number of the colonists. including Mrs.
Oliver Hartman. J. Borden Hartman
John Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. George I.
Smith and Miss Natalie Y. Smith. Mrs.
Charles Hooper and Miss Dorothy Ely.
Mrs. Kenna ElSins and Mrs. Edward II.
Alsop represented the Washington coll
ony. Mrs. John Haldeman and her
daughters were among the Louisville
guests and among other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis and their
daughter. Mrs. Frank Bolts of Radnor,
Pa: Judge James Goode and Floyd
Hughes Of Norfolk.
Another dinner at Kate's Mountain
Lodge was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward H. Alsop Of Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Helm entertained infor-
mally at bridge before departing with
Mr.. Helm I0r w arm springs. Wnere lney
will remain for several weeks before re-
turning to New York.
Mrs. James Benedict was hostess at
tea on the Casino lawn this week. Mrs.
william W. McAlpin was the guest OF
honor and others at the tea were Mrs.
Joseph r. Guernsey and Mrs ]. l.. Rob-
erts. also OF New York: Mrs Norwood
King of Lexington. Mr.. George d. Kahlo.
Mrs. james b. Weir Of Charleston. Mrs.
Robert d. Lewis of st. Louis and Mrs.
Andrew M. Reid of Baltimore. who Is
French by birth. being the aunt of Gen.
Joffre.
William D. Guthrie is here for several
weeks of goifing and the baths.
{. The supper dances at the Casino have
been very popular among the summer
colonists. and many entertained during
the dance this week, including Mr.. Will
lam p. Crowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett t.
Tabb of Richmond. ans Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick w. Flournoy OF Charleston.
Horace Marr has returned to Noun
tain Home. where Mrs. Marr has been
staying with her small daughter. Dana
Marr. Mr.. and Mrs. Marr expect to
leave for New York shortly, as they
will sail for Europe within a few weeks.
Mime. Alma Clayburgh. singer. Is here
with her daughter Alma for the month
of August.