New-York tribune., 1921-05-29
Mountain Country
Lure of Colonists
AT White Sulphur
Many Explore AlIeghanies
in Motors, Carriages and
on Horseback; Golf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
May 2S.-During the last week many
of the colonists at White Sulphur
Springs have been motoring long dis
tances along the fine roads through the
upland valleys or following Che wind
ing trails over the pine-wooded ridges
o. the Alleghanies. Although the two
goF courses have never been more pop-
ular, the lure of mountain country has
been proving very strong indeel. Ex-
curslons on horseback or by carrjaye
or motor have been the order Of the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Stevens
are here from their winter home at
Pasadena, Calf, and are spending a
short time before going to Caseaovia
Tor The earlier part of the summer.
Ihey were IN party driving to Elm
hurst Farm for Virginia dinner this
week, and were accompanied by Mr.
ton, Ill; Edwin H. Brainerd and
Charles Mcknight, of Pittsburgh. Mr..
and Mrs. Graud Foster of New York.
after spending the winter at Orange
Grove Aiken. S. c., are here for an
extended stay. They motored for lunch
con recently to the cottage of Colonel
and Mrs. J. II. Branch who are here
for the season.
This week marked the conclusion of
the visit of Mrs. Pembroke Jones at
White Sulphur Springs. After spend
ing month in her cottage she has re-
turned to Pembroke Park at Whining
ton, North Carolina, and expects to he
in New York for part of the season.
Mrs. William Lcrd Sexton of Phia-
Gelphia, and her sister. Miss Mabel
Hyde, of New York, have Joined the
riding colony this week. Mrs. Sexton
has been at White Sulphur Springs for
several months, during which MIR. Sex
ton often came down for over the week
end. and is expecting to return soon TO
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Samuel S Campbell, Of Belle
Harbor, and Mrs jackson w. Rhoades,
of Garden City, who arrived this week,
are among the New Workers. often seen
n the saddle. Another devotee of the
bride path was Joseph MercAndsnte,
who is head of the Red Star Steamship
Line.
In a party motoring out to Katc's
Mountain Lodge for dinner were Mr..
end Mrs. f. T. Lancaster, of New York,
accompanied by Mrs. l.. G. Lancaster
and Lewis Lancaster, Of Chicago
Another dinner party of the week at
Kate's Mountain Lodge included Mr.
and Mrs. f. j. Brosseau and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert de V. Carroll, Of Cincin-
natl Mr. and Mrs. Rrosseau have re-
turned to the Hotel Marie Antoinette
and expect to go to their couutry
home at Greenwich, Connecticut, on
the first OF June
The roll of golfers on the link; ha,
been a long one Among the New
Workers playing are Edward F.
Looinis, Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs
Samuel Campbell. Mrs. j. w. Rhoades
Elr. and Mrs. William Fl. Mccormick
II Perth Amboy, New Jersey. Others
y5otng were Mr. Leonard c. Hanna jr,
of Cleveland; DR.. and Mrs. Walter C,
Hill, of Cincinnati; Frank c. Neale
Edwin II, Brainerd, of Pittsburgh; Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis H. Mason, Robert c.
Lea; Richard Peters jr; Lee Park, OF
Philadelphia; DR.. and Mrs. Thomas n
Kenney. of Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thornton Lewis have
as a guest at the Meadows their small
granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth Bolts
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Bolts, of Philadelphia.