Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
|R|DEs' WEATHER FOR
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
he Creenbrier Stages Many
receptions for Honeymoon
ers This Autumn.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
A. Oct. 2o.--Bridcs and bridcyrooms
nj many entertainments FOR them,
ave held the center of the stage
I the Greenbriar this week. Mr.. ana
tH Gilmore D. Hotcbkiss. who sur
tNed their friends by their sudden
,edding In New York. were the hr.t
arrive and be entertained by their
fany friends here. Mr. Hotchkiss /,
fom Richmond. Va, and has been
ofhing here every season since boy
ood. He mot his bride. who was
ihs Dorothy Leary. OF New York.
White Sulphur just a year ago.
irs. George Leary. of New YORK.
'hose husband gave the bride away.
nd liz a cousin OF her father. DAN
81 ]. L.cary. gave a large dinner
arty tho evening OF their arrival.
Pink bridesmaid roses and autumn
caves decorated the table for more
han twenty CHESTS in the private.
flass- enclosed veranda Of the Green
'risr. The NEXT day. Mrs Edward
dekenna gave buffet luncheon for
fearly nifty guests for them, and her
tiecc and nephew. Mr.. and Mrs Io-
ban G. Thompson. of Cincinnati. at
her cottage. a few OF the guests
we're Miss Beth Leary. the brides
lister: Miss Marie 6. Buckley. Miss
riscilla Murdoch. Mira. AIber, Bill
inss. DR.. and Mrs. Edmond LcRoy
pow. Robert Clement. Colonel James
Blair. Jr.. Caleb s. Bragg. all o,
Pew York: Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett q.
f"all and MISC Martha Wall, OF Rich
nond. Va; Mrs. George kahio. Miss
)iive kahlo-ycar-r round cottagcrs-
|'nd their sister. Mrs. Ira Howe. OF
ndtanapo DR.. and Mrs. Walter
"icks. OF Baltimore. Also Mrs
rank Bolts. who. with her parents,
VIZ. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. gave a
arge tea the same afternoon for Mr..
and Mrs. HOtchkiss at the Mead.
'ws." their country place several
niles from the hotel. = continual
IND Hates Mountain club, have been
given in their honor all week. One
~ the larges, was dinner "A, the
club for twenty-five young people
Tuesday evening. Among them were
Mis- Beth l.cary. Miss Frances Bal
lard, OF New York. Miss Elizabeth C.
Baker. OF Chicago: Mrs. Albert o.
billings. Miss Priscilla Murdoch. H.
Mnrkoc Robertson. Colonel james A.
Blair. Caleb $. Bragg. or New York.
iod William +. X. Hit, Of Washing
ton. y. c.
+, Two other interesting bridal
couples who arrived this week from
Sew YORK and arc spending their
honeymoon together In the beautiful
walks. drives and horseback rides
over the mountaiIs are Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis VI. Slmonds and Mr.. and Mrs
James Madison blackwell, married
last week. Mrs. Simonds was Miss
Marion Dinsmore. a cousin OF Mrs.
vincent ARtor, and the reception was
a xfn
Firth Avenue. Mrs. Blackwell was
Miss Nadine Mash. a granddaughter
Of stephen p. Nash. second president
~ the New York Bar Association.
Her husband Is a great-grandson Of
Colonel Jacob blackwell. who was
the owner OF Biackwelis Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert a. Downey,
of Detroit: Mr. and Mrs W. g. Cum
mock. OF Louisville: SIR. and Mrs.
Henry Goldman. Jr. MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Coleman. Sir. and Mrs. Victor
Hanck. All married In New York: Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Wcisman. OF Water
bury. Conn. and Mr.. and Airs. Paul
j. Grsu. Of Canton. Ohio. are a few
among the honeymoon colony OF this
week
Brides weather" Is what many
eall the brilliant autumn weather
tH"t mas prSfalIed. COLI. tennis.
horseback riding and motoring have
been the favorite outdoor sports. and
hundreds have gathered for luncheon
on the Casino lawns and vcrandas
Some OF those who have had large
parties are Colonel s. II. l.. Slocum
and Colonel Herbert Slocum, OF
Washington. %. c.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Honore Palmer. OF Chica go. Mr.. and
Airs. w. Winchester Keith, OF Balti-
more: Mrs. sherman Flint and Miss
Margaret Flint, OF New York: George
Gibbs and George Blagdcn. Mr.. and
MRS. Connor Lawrence. Mrs. Julian
Gerard and Mrs. Charles Dillingham;.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. j. Watson. Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. +. d. Hyde. Dir. and Mrs.
j. II. Lancashire and Miss Lila Lam
cashire. Theodore Potter. John Rum
sey. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Reiss. Mr..