The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Golf Tournament
Opens This Week
at White Sulphur
Mrs. Oliver Hartman Gives
Housewarming as Surprise
to Her Guests.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YolK HnaALp.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va, July
3.--Juiy at the White In reaching q
grand finale In the Greenbrier summer
golf championship. which will begin
Tuesday and will be In full swing for
the rest Of the week. so that exponents
of the grand old game from New York
and the Southern cities wfll have q
chance to contest.
ship tournament staged here by the West
Virginia Golf Association were aw'< led
this week, ]. Pollock Of Wheeling de-
feating Joseph Wells OF Newell. ex-
captain Of the Yale golf team. in the
final round Of match play. Many Of
the colonists witnessed the finishing
rounds. among them being William
Rhinelander Stewart. who arrived from
Southampton this week.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman gave an in
formal housewarming this week as a
Charles Hooper of New York and Miss
Mary Condor of Memphis. Among
those at the entertainment were Mr..
and Mrs. Harold A. Howard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph g. Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Cramer Of Chicago, Mrs.
j. K Wise. Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
Lewis. Mrs. George p. Harris. Mrs.
Albert Cowan and her daughters. Miss
Marjorie Cowan and Mrs. Donald Nc
Leod of Louisville. Mrs. George d.
Kahlo. Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Weir
Of Charleston, John Hartman and ].
Borden Hartman.
Mrs. Marvin Harcum Of Bryn Mawr
was hostess at tea on the Casino lawn
to number of friends. Among her
guests were Mrs, Edward Wylde, Miss
Dorothy Ely, Mlss Virginia r. Harri-
son, Mrs. Berne Kinney, Miss Louise
Hodsdon Of New York. Mrs. Charles
B. White Of Baltimore. Mrs James
Pollock. Mrs. Barclay Lathrop. Mrs.
Garnett B. Tabb. Mrs. Ashton Wilson
and Mrs. James r. Branch of Rich
mond. Mrs. Milton c. Elliott. Mrs. Ed
ward Hume and Mrs. William Hay
wood Of Washington. Mrs. Frank Payne
of Harrisburg and Mrs. John Wendt
Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. j. Bliss Mccrum of Charleston
arrived this week from fishing trip
In Pocohantas county. and was host
at q trout dinner to several Of his
friends.
Mr.. George Rowe OF Wheeling. who
was here for the State tournament was
host to a party Of six at Kate's Mountain
Club. Among the other entertainments
which took place during tournament
Casino and attended by many Of the
younger society folk at the resort
Among those at the dance were Miss
Annie Laurie Warmack. o. Sharpe Es-
zell and Harry Ezxeli Of St. Louis. John
Hartman, J. Borden Hartman, Garrett
B. Wall, Jr., and w. ]. Richardson OF
Richmond, Miss Dorothy Ely. Miss Laura
Maverick, Miss Natalie Y. Smith of New
York and Miss Aileen do La Tour Clark
Of Baltimore, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Charles b. White,
Mr. and Mrs. William Fl. Robinson ar
rived by motor from Coionia, N. j.. ac-
companied by w. o. Robinson. r. II.
Robinson and Mrs. C. r. Olson OF Day
ton, Fla.
Forty of the colonists attended the
Sunday night supper and dance at Kate's
Mountain Club, including Judge Floyd
Hughes and Judge James w. Goode of
Norfolk, Mrs. A. p. Witty Of Louisville
and Mrs. w. w. McAlpin of New York.
Mrs. George w. Vending OF st. Louis
has Joined her sister. Mrs. John Halde-
man Of Louisville at her cottage. The
Misses Peggy vending and Anne Wend-
ling are with her. Mrs. Lawrence Jones.
who is also a member of the Louisville
colony. was Joined by her daughters, the
Misses Mary Peabody Jones and Eliza
beth Jones.
]. D. Merriman of Wheeling was host
at dinner for several members Of the
West Virginia colony. Several other
parties from various parts of the State
were here for short visit. including
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Middleburg.
who motored from Charleston.
Mrs w. H. F. Lee has Joined the
Richmond colony.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thayer. accom-
panied by Miss Katherine Ann Thayer.
Is from Charleston and will occupy a
cottage. Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Byrne
and their daughter. Miss Geraldine Byrne
Of Norfolk are here for a shohrt stay.
A visitor over the weekend was WILL
lam J. Harahan. president Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad.