New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Record Break;,s
September Colonv
At White Sulphu,
Dances, Teas and DIM.
Given in Profusion bv ~
Fashionable Set Vb;ase
Fills Resort for the I'm
specias Dispaseh to The r,;s,,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS =
Va, Sept. 10.-There is a record r.. y
ing number Of visitors here 70, a. s
ginning Of September. A d,nss
given at the Casino on Fridav az
by Mortimer L. schig to about ,an s' :!
the coionists. Afterward Mr. s..,s|
and his party, Sydney j. Smith -.
e. 7. Smith and John NJ. scb,r ~
turned to New York.
Miss A:lsa Mellon, daupht.. :.
Secretary Of the Treasury. Andr,- NJ =
Mellon, was a visitor over thu 49,
end. Miss Mellon motored oy., 49,
Barton Lodge at Hot Springs With w. n.
Jane Gourd. daughter Of Mrs g.,s
Eugene Gourd, Of New York, w.
Alice Sylvester and Miss cr,a.s
Mckay, daughter of Albert McK.v 9 :
Pittsburgh; Frank Jones and RsrS.
Peterson, Of Washington.
Edwin NJ. Chapman, of Baltimor. :,
tertained ninety guests at q ss,,..
dance at the Casino during the w,.s
Among the guests were Mr.. and n.
Oliver Hartman, Mrs. Charles Hon..,
Mrs. J. K Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Theoss.
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lar.
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Roberts
New York society was in evidep,. /,
large numbers at the buffet suuns,.,,
dance at Kate's Mountain Eodca. 4,
and Mrs. John L. Roberts wers hs.s.
to party of twenty-five. Nine. Alrs
Clayburgh entertained many guest, l.
GLIDING Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brorr
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T. Bush. M sni
Mrs. Clarence Kenyon jr, Mr.. and M
Archibald McCrae, Mrs. Barry Kin,
DR.. George w. Taylor, Mortimer |
Schiff, Joseph Kennedy, of Baltimon
James A. O'Gorman and Miss All.
O'Gorman. After the dinner the bu
tess gave several selections from H.
repertoire.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman, who Is N
naming in the cottage colony for IN
month Of September, entertained L.
formally at the Lodge also during u,
week.
Miss Alice O'Gorman, daughter !;
former Senator O'Gorman, was hostess
at tea on the Casino lawn for psrty
of fifteen.
Another interesting afternoon enter.
! tainnaent was given by Mrs. Edmund
Richardson, of New Orleans, who was
hostess at a tea and reception to
party of fifteen, including Mrs. St.
phen B. Elkins, of Washington; Mrs
Thomas NJ. Rutherford, of Richmond;
Mrs. William r. H. Lee and Mrs. Cow.
erneur fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben s. Adler, d
New York, entertained informally q
tea for Mrs. j. Harvey Page, Mrs. Johl
Leckie, and Sir William Mulock, q
Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Taft, VII
have been making an extended sojoun
will remain for the balance Of tie
month, and their sons and daughter.ia-
law, Walbridge S. Taft and Mr.. snd
Mrs. William H. TAFT I'd, also will Be
here during that time. Henry Tsfi
spent part of last week at the meeting
of the American Bar Association il
Cincinnati, where his brother, TIL
Chief Justice of the United States
made one of the leading addresses
Mr.. Taft and his sons are among tn
most enthusiastic golfers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lawrence, Of M
York, gave tea at the Casino FOR Mln
Thelma PITT, of Kew Gardens, befar'
her return home this week.
Many of the New York colonists IND
the cottage life the most agreeable NY
of spending the fall in the mountain
Mrs. Edward R. Stettinius, who has
been occupying a cottage here 70!
week with Miss Betty Stettinius, b.
been Joined by Mr.. Stettif,ius and ths'
son. Edward r. Stettinius j. An
Lewis Hancock, with her dsughtsf
Miss Dorothy Hancock, and Miss jean
nette Smith, have Joined the cottsgen
and so have Mr.. and Mrs. Edward "
Hotchkiss.
Among the new visitors are Mr. 81
Mrs. Edward Livingston Burrill "
and Mrs. Richard NJ. Cadwaladel =
and Mrs. G.. N. Haskell and Miss bsH
Niblock, Clarence Kenyon ir, Dr; %
Mrs. Hilliard c. Miller, of New Orieap