The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Horse Show, Teas,
Dances and Tennis
at White Sulphur
Cotillon, Leap Year Ball and
Masquerade Draw Crowds
of Sojourners.

Srccal Despatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
Aug. 27-The season Is now at high
cluding a succession Of balls, teas,
bridge and sporting contests that are
rounding out the summer in a whirl Of
activities In the qualifying round of
the Old White summer championship,
which was followed with the greatest
interest by the visitors. Frederick Snare
of Englewood, N. j.. turned in medal
of So for the eighteen holes and winning
second place, Johnson NJ. Frazier OF
Philadelphia making low for the heia
with card OF ST. Others qualifying
were Henry W. Taft, T. III. Watkins
II. c. Newland, George B. Thurnauer'
I. johnson Ward OF Philadelphia and
Dwight r. Meigs. head of the Hlii
School at Pottstown and trophy winner
for the Greenbrier summer champion
ship in July.
The horse show held this week at
Ronccverte In connection with the Green
brier Valley fair was attended by
large crowd. many motoring over to
see the entries OF society folk from the
resort. Miss Hope Bush. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T. Bush, rode IN
the three gated saddle class. winning
the blue ribbon. Lawrence Lewis won
first prize for the jumpers, Miss Eliza
beth Van Hagen OF Chicago, a niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. also
winning a first
Miss Nellie r. Farwell Of New Or
leans entertained this week at Kate's
Mountain Club at one Of the largest
1uncheons Of the season, forty guests
attending.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. Stettinius
are returning this week.
summer Championship Tennis.
A large gallery was out to watch the
summer tennis championship games this
week. Among the New York entries
were Mrs Arnold w. Kochler. Miss Hope
Bush, Miss Gwendolyn King. Miss Ma
bel Burton, Miss Louise Iselin and a.
Maverick Graves. Garrett B. Wall, Jr.,
of Richmond was winner of the trophy,
defeating Donald Mcleod of Indianapo-
lis in the last rounds.
The children's fancy dress ball, which
Is the last Of a series of events for the
Junior visitors, was held on Thursday
night. and was most successful, having
an attendance Of 500. Miss Ethel Roy
ster Of Norfolk gave number Of solo
dances.
Mrs. George r. Smith and Miss
Natalie Y. Smith entertained a large
number Of guests at cards and tea at
the Casino this week. Among those
present We're Mines. Henry w Taft,
William Sinclair, Charles p. Donohue,
Oliver Hartman, Charles Hopper, J.
T. Roberts, Ayres Hoffman and Will
lam Fleming
The horse show cotillon. an attendant
feature az the Greenbrer horse show,
held al. the Meadows, was attended by
a large gathering. Mr.. Thomas Paine
of Atlanta led several Of the figures
with Miss Bess Haldeman Of Louisville,
who was also tho partner Of Judge Mil
ton G. Elliott OF Washington. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Weir
of Charleston Mr.. and Mrs. Horny w.
Taft Mr. and Mrs. Irving T. Bush and
Miss Hope Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
T.. Iselin, Mr., and Mrs. George I.
Smith ana William Rhinelander Stew
art.
Another successful feature OF the
week was the Leap Year ball given on
Tuesday night in the Old White. which
was decorated with flowers and lam
terms 1t was attended by about
seventy-five couples. Among those en-
tcrtaining at the ball were Mrs. Ayres
Hoffman. Mrs. T.. w. Maverick and
Miss Laura Maverick, Miss Gwandolyn
King. Mrs. Charles Hopper, Mrs. Henry
W. TAFT, Miss Louise Iselir, Mrs. Law
renee Lewis Of st. Augustine, the
Misses Bess and Isabel Haldeman.
Miss Marjorie Cowen and Miss Mary
Miller Brown Of Louisville.
brilliant Masquerade Ball.
Mr. Alexander =. Witty OF Louisville
and DR. John Freeland were the hosts at
a ma squerade ball given at Hates Noun
tain Lodge this week In honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Menafee Of Louisville.
The entertainment was one of the most
brilliant Of midsummer, 200 guests dan
cling in the ballroom. which was banked
with foliage and having buffet supper
on the randa at midnight
Miss Hope Bush wore a spanish cos
tune with mantilla and shawl. Other
masdueradcrs were ]. Borden Hartman,
John Hartman, Miss Natalie Smith,
Miss Stella Benedict. John S. Cohen,
editor Of the Atlanta JOurndl, his daugh-
ter Miss Mary Clarke Cohen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Paine of Atlanta, Miss
Douglass Paine and Mrs Kenna Elkins
OF Washington.
Dr. Frceland also entertained at
Hates Mountain Club in honor Of his
aunt Mrs. William Fitz Hugh lee OF
Richmond and Mrs Joseph J. Wash
ington. The tea was attended by about
seyenty-five guests, including Justice
and Mrs Edmund Waddill, Mrs Thomas
M rutherford. Mrs. Venable Boykin Of
Richmond Mrs 1richaiah Woods of
Nashville Mrs. Louis McLane Tiffany,
Mrs. Alexader Brown, Mrs. William
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. De Courcy Thorn Of
Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Taft.
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs George T. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest r. Iselln and Senator and Mrs.
Simon Guggeuheim.
Several bridge and luncheon PARTIES
were given during the week Mrs Will
lam watson az Baltimore entertained at
luncheon at Flmhurst Farm party Of
eighteen. Including Mrs. Andrew Melville
Paid Of baltimore. the aunt Of Gen.
Toffrc. Miss Mary r. Maxwell Of Wash
ington was hostess to party OF twelve
on the Casino lawn curing the Saturday
concert. A Luncheon at Elmhurst Farm
was given by Mrs, Pearl Lewis Of Nor
folk To a party Of twelve. including Mrs.
Tazewcl Taylor, Mira. r. 7. Thorp OF
Norfolk M;ss Elizabeth Lowrers OF
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