The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Moonlight Parties
Mark a Busy Week
at White Sulphur
Bankers Golf Tournament Is
Followed by Round Of
Entertainments.

Special DespatcI, to THE NEW York HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va, Oct
s2.--An eventful week. with the closing
games of the New York Bankers Golf
, Tournament for the Greenbrier cup, won
by James A. Blair, Jr., and many parties
for their entertainment, has been
marked by wedding anniversary dinners.
mahy luncheons and additions to the
honeymoon colony. The bankers came
in g special car and remained three
days. The silver cup, which must be
won by the same person three times for
possession, was presented by Charles
Blair Macdonald and his golf associates
Mt the opening OF the new long course.
laid out by Mr.. Macdonald in 1915. The
players included DR.. John Freeland. who
gave an oyster luncheon at his cottage
on their arrival; Mr.. Blair. who won the
tournament with net score of 81; Ef-
fingham Lawrence and John Hone Auer-
Morgan J. O'Brien. George G. Bourne.
Frank Crocker, Clarkson Potter, Charles
II. Theriot. G. H. Walker, j. Ford John
son. Walter Watson. Hunter Marston.
Joseph b. Clarke, William e. Stauffer.
Conde Mast. Harvey D. Gibson and H.
J. whigham.
Another White Sulphur romance cul-
minated in the surprise wedding in New
York on Monday of Miss Dorothy Leary
and Mr.. Elmore Hotchkiss, Jr.. of Rich
mond, Va. They met at the Greenbeier
Just a year ago and are due to arrive
here tomorrow for their honeymoon.
The brides sister, Miss Beth Leary. ar
rived on Tuesday with Miss Marie G.
Buckley of New York. Mrs. George
Leary, whose husband Is q cousin, Is q
cottager here for the season. The BRIDE
groom has been here every season since
boyhood.
The Casino has been q gay, colorfu1
centre with more than 100 every day at
luncheon and tea on the lawn and
verandas. The perfect weather has also
given an impetus to- golf and horseback
trips by moonlight through the noun
tains.
A moonlight trip on horseback to Elm
hurst Farm on Tuesday evening included
Mrs. Ernest G.. Diehl of Texas, Mrs.
Georges Nune OF Paris, Miss Ethel
Dempsey Of Boston and Miss Marion
Reiss OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Throop Of Column
bus, Ohio, celebrated their seventeenth
wedding anniversary on Tuesday eve
ming with a large dinner party at Kate's
Mountain Lodge. With them at the
Greenbrier are Dr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Ccons
Of Columbus. Mrs. Coons's father was
onetime Governor Campbell of Ohio |
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert A. Downey, a bril- |
dal couple from Detroit, were in the
party.
Mrs. Frank Reed Baker and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth g. Baker are
among the members of the large Chica-
20 colony giving luncheons and dinner
parties for their guest Miss Frances
Ballard, daughter Of Mrs. George Phelps
of New York. Other Chicagoans include
Mr.. and Mrs. Honore Palmer and Mrs.
Charles s. Keith. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Nelson, Miss Elizabeth Cudahy, Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Martin.
Among those from New York enter
tanning at luncheon on the Casino lawn
were Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich.
Mrs Sherman Flint and Miss Margaret
Flint Mrs. Edward W. McKenna, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hone Auerbach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Connor Lawrence. Count Casa
Eguia, Mr. and Mrs. bingham Law
renee. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel r. Galloway.
Mrs. Charles Dillingham;, Mrs. A. r.
Kountze and Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Rey-
rolds. II.
PhiladeIphians entertaining were Mrs.
Joseph Widener. william z. Carter, Mrs.
Albert Rosengarten. Mrs. Charles Gilpin
I'd. Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Ritchie. Herbert
Warden. Jr.