New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Many New Workers
At White Sulphur
For Thanksgiving
Creenbrier Scene of Special
Dance and Other Func-
tions; Family Dinner Par
ties in Numerous Homes
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va. Nov. ga colorful Thanksgiving
in the ideal country setting, with huge
log fres in enormous freplaces, at
tracted many family parties to the
Greenbricr for the special dance in
the ballroom, double moving picture
program and other festivities. Ap-
propriate decorations for the season
added to the brightness OF the week.
Perfect autumn weather also con-
tributed to the Joy OF the golfers,
mountain climbers and horseback
riders.
The latest of the scores Of brides
and bridegrooms at this mecca of honey
mooners, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan E. La
Montague arrived Wednesday, and
celebrated their first Thanksgiving to-
gether at the Greenbrier. They were
married on Tuesday at Baltimore, the
home of the bride. Miss La Montague
was Miss Eleanor Carroll Daingesteld
Carter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Henry Carter, distinguished
Southern family, She is cousin Of
Lady Acheson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ridgely Carter. Mr.. La Mon
tagne is grandson of the late Edward
La Montague, founder Of the Racquet
and Tennis Club Of New York They
were married in the Baltimore Ca
thedral and had many bridal atten-
diants, including Montaigu La Montague,
as best man.
Another Thanksgiving bridal couple,
arriving Monday evening, following a
large wedding and reception in
ov.Va 81 Nv. AY~r
Reid L. McClung. The bridegroom is
professor Of economics at New York
University, and they will live at l16
Waverley Place, New York. The bride
was Miss Helen Odell, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. P. Odell. Of Charleston.
Newbold Morris, Of New York,
joined Mrs. Morris, who is making a
lengthy visit. early In the week, ana
was one Of the many hosts for Thanks
giving Day. dinner parties. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Francis S. Peabody. Of Chicago,
New York, where they had box, and
celebrated Thanksgiving with a party
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. schaFer and Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Schaffer, cf Chicago,
made one Of the family dinner par
ties. c. L. Watson, of Cresson, Pa,
q Yale classmate Of Carroll Schaffer,
is member Of their party, and the
m. men play. golf every day: Other
Thanksgiving dinner parties included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Proctor, Mr.. and
and Mrs. William M. Van Leer, Mr.
and Mrs. William L. Supplee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace C. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. MacMullen, all Of Philadelphia.
William e. Carter, Of Philadelphia,
also entertained small party. He will
stay here for the horseback riding
until he returns for Christmas with
his mother.
Mrs. Sherman Flint and Miss Mar
garet o. Flint, who went to Washing
ton for the Unknown Soldier memorial
and other events, returned Tuesday to
celebrate Thanksgiving here.
Miss Jeanette Castleman-Smith. Of
New York and Austin, Tex, who was
here the greater part Of the summer
with Mrs. Lewis Hancock and Miss
Dorothy Hancock in their cottage, re-
mained for Thanksgiving. departing
Friday for short visit in Washington.
She will reside with the Hancocks in
New York this winter.
MT. and Mrs. David Lotwin, Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Sperber, D. F. Engel, L.
w. Strauss and Edward A. Bradford
were some of the arrivals from New
York for Thanksgiving. Others in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Wright, of
Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs Palmer Winslow.
of Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. David
Tod, of Youngstown Ohio.
Colonel and Mrs. Fl. A Guinsburg, Of
New York. celebrated their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary November 49,
Their son, Harold Guinsburg. arrived
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with
hem and stay until next week.
Mrs. George Kahle returned from O
trip to Baltimore with her sister, Mrs.
Ira Howe. of indianapolis, who returned
TO her home.
Mrs. Frank Spencer witherbee, who
had as her guest Mrs. John M. Bowers,
of New York, and was here several
weeks taking the cure, has returned to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L. Hine, who
were here for two weeks, altered their
plans to remain for Thanksgiving and
went to Washington for few days
before returning to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fletcher. Mr..
and Mrs. e. E. Loomis and Mr.. and Mrs
Anton Hodenpyl, Of New York, also
returned this week.