New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03
Sport Program for
Holiday Visitors AT
White Sulphur
Mrs. Oliver Hartman Takes
Cottage at Virginia Re.
sort; Mr.. and Mrs. C.. B.
Donohue Recent Arrivals
Special Correspondence of The Tribune

Special Correspondence of The Tribune
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, July
1.-THE arrival Of a number of Wis
ltors to spend the week end, remaining
over the Fourth, has helped to swell
the summer crowds here, and pro-
gram of sporting events is scheduled
for tomorrow which promises to be
we'll attended. The summer season is
now getting into its stride Mrs.
Oliver Hartman is now making her
first visit here, having taken cot
tage for the summer, and Mrs. Charles
Hopper, John Hartman and j. Borden
Hartman are with her. The party
has been appearing on the golf links
almost every day.
Mrs. Daniel Bacon, who came on
June /, is remaining for an extended
visit. Her son-in-law, John Aspegren,
who was here at the time, has since
returned to New York, and is now
with Mrs. Aspegren at Hauteville Villa
at Newport.
Among the many honeymooners here
in the last fortnight were Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. Philip Bernhard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Russell Jones, all of New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones entertained very in
formally at dinner for six guests at
Kate's Mountain Club recently, and
Mr.. Jones has taken part in several
matches on the eighteen-hole course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, the playwright
and the film star, returned to New
York this week. Mrs Reed was Miss
Naomi Childers before her marriage a
fortnight ago.
Among the latest. additions to the
cottagers are MIR. and Mrs. c. B. Dono-
hue, who are here from New York with
their daughters, Misses julie and Bar
bara Donohue, and Master w. L. Burto.a.
They will occupy Casino Cottage,
usually the summer home of Mrs. w.
McKenna, also visitor at White Sui
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard M. Cadwalader
returned to Philadelphia, after making
short return visit here. They are
expecting to come back this summer
for much longer stay.
The Chicago colony, which was un-
usually large during the Easter season:
is receiving many recruits these days.
Harold A. Howard, who was one of the
representatives of the Old Elm Club in
the amateur tournament, has returned
with Mrs. Howard to occupy cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Eliphalet w. Cramer, also
of Chicago, have returned.
MISC Natalie Y. Smith, one of the
qnT hn Stjc hOrca1yoyp Of ho
during the April season, has come back
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Smith, are with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worrall G.. Clarkson jr.
ere here from st. Paul on their honey
moon. They motored to Elmhurst for
a Virginia dinner during the week.
Miss Virginia r. Harrison, daughter
of Francis Burton Harrison, onetime
Governor General of the Philippines, is !
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Charles r.
White, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, the daughter
in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis,
is now in ST. Augustine, but plans to
return in August to Colonnade Cottage,
which is taken for the summer by her
mother, Mrs. j. k. Wise. Mrs. Wise re-
turned this week from short visit to
New York with her sister, Mrs. Ora
ham Kenan, who sailed to pass the
summer on the comment.
Mrs. Samuel X. Probasco has been
here as the guest of Colonel and Mrs.
James r. Branch, of Richmond, who are
occupying their summer cottage
Albert B. Baker, Of New York, took
part in q three days tennis match.
playing with Bayless w. Haynes and
winning the cup for the doubles against
II. T. Wilmington, of Boston, and w.
Dewey Cooke, of Savannah
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gay, accompanied
by Miss Georgette Taylor, are late ad-
ditions to the New York colony, and
motored out to Monroe Draft and Organ
Cave the past week.
Mr., and Mrs. c. NJ. Hendrix, of Chica-
go, motored to Elmhurst for dinner re-
Gently. Miss Olive Kahlo has returned
to White Sulphur Springs after fort
nights visit with friends in New York
Mrs. Horace MARI, of New York and
Roanoke, is stopping at Mountain
Home with her small daughter. Dana
Mari, and is frequent visitor at the
Greenbrier. Miss Marjorie Cowan, of
Louisville, Mrs. Quintard Taylor and /
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Z. Jones, were in
q horseback excursiong riding over High !
Ton Mountain recanf$3