New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Many Prominent
Persons Sojourn
At White Sulphur
Greenbrier Golf Champion
ship Attracts Players
From All Over the East;
Dinner Dances Popular
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Va, July 30.-Henry w. Taft, who has
been arguing the case of the Shipping
Board before Justice Burr, is expected
in the next few days, with Mrs. Taft,
and Will stay through August. William
Rhlnelander Stewart is taking the
baths here for the next few weeks.
after having spent part of July with
his daughter, the Princess Miguel de
braganza, at Southampton.
John r. Wilkins, whose father was
owner of The Washington Post and
one of the well-known visitors at the
resort in the earlier days, is here with
ms family to join Alfred T. Harris of
hlchmond, the father of Mrs. Wilkins.
MI. and Mrs. Edward B. Mayo are also
joining Mr.. Harris from Richmond,
and will be here during the summer.
Inc Greenbrier summer golf cham
pionship, which was staged this week.
had number of well-known entries
representing some of the exclusive
ciuns OF the country. John A. Weekes
TIsglssered : tered; from Piping Rock, Frank
Il. d r
sey; w. II. Robinson from the Colo
ma Country Club, George B. Thur
nauer rs from the Century, Garrett B.
Wall lr., from the County Club of
Virginia, Richmond; John A. Stewart
from the Baltimore Country Club. and
John f. wilkins from Chevy Chase.
MISS Virginia r. Harrison, daughter
OF Francis Burton Harrison, who has
Deen at the cottage of her cousin. Mrs.
Sharles b. White of Baltimore, has
Deen entertaining Miss Adeine NJ. OK
nard' OF Washington, this week.
Prominent Colonists Attend
Dance at Mountain Lodge
An informal club dinner and dane.
at Rates Mountain Lodge was attend
ed by number of the colonists in.
Guiding Mrs. Oliver Hartman, J. Bor-
den Hartman, John Hartman. Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Smith and Miss
Nataile Y. Smith, Mrs. Charles Hooper
ana MISS Dorothy Ely, who has since
returned home. Mrs. Kenna Elkins
and Mrs. Edward H. Alsop represented
the IT Washington colony, Mrs. John
haldeman and her daughters were
among the Louisville guests, and
among an 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 II. Alsop, of Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Helm entertained in
formally at bridge before departing
with Mr.. Helm for Warm Springs,
where they will remain for several
weeks before returning 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, Mrs. J..
L. Roberts, also Of New York; Mrs.
Norwood King, Of Lexington; Mrs.
George D. Kahlo, Mrs. James B. Weir,
OF Charleston; Mrs. Robert D. Lewis
Of St. Louis, and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Reid.
Mrs Reid is Baltimorean by resi-
dence and French by birth, being the
aunt of General Joffre.
William D. Guthrie is here for sew
eral weeks of golting and the baths.
Miss Martha B. Wall, who returned
last week from trip abroad, has
joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar
rett B. Wall, Of Richmond.
Casino Supper Dances
Proving Very Popular
Oliver Hartman is expected within
the next few days and will be with
Mrs. Hartman for the rest of the
month.
Horace Mari has returned to Noun
tain Home, where Mrs. Marr has been
staying with her daughter, Dana Mari
Mr.. and Mrs. Marr expect TO leave for
New York very shortly, as they plan
to sail for Europe within a few weeks.
Nine. Alma Clayburgh, concert ar
tist, is here with her daughter Alma
for the month of August.
The supper dances at the Casino have
been very popular among the summer
colonists, and many entertained during
the dance this week, including William
B. Crowcll, Mr.. and Mrs Garnett T..
Tabb Of Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick w. Flournoy, of Charleston.
party this week on the lawn of the
White in honor of the birthday of her
son, Stephen Elkins.
Another entertainment was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Donohue Of
New York, who were hosts at a dinner
party.
Among the visitors here or expected
within the week are John F. Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Young of New
York. Mrs. Louis McLane Tiffany, Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Gittings, Mr. and
Mrs. De Courcy w. Thorn Of Baltimore,
Mrs. William Lord Sexton, Miss Esther
Lloyd and Malcolm Lloyd of Philadel-
phia, Mrs. George Carnegie, Mrs. ].
Willis Dalzell of Pittsburgh, Mrs. w.
H. F. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin J. Sands,
Mrs. Thomas Rutherford of Richmond.