New-York tribune., 1921-07-10
White Sulphur
Attracts MANY
Notable Guests
Commander Bellinger and
Bride Entertained by Miss
Frederick; Southern Col
ony Grown i'm Past Week
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va,
July 9.--Inaugurated by crowds flock
ing in to celebrate the Fourth at White
Sulphur Springs, the week has been
continuing at the same pace ever since
and there is every prospect of round
of teas, dinners and dances which will
keep up this weeks record throughout
the season. The heat wave brought a
large influx of visitors from every
where, the Southern delegation being
particularly numerous, and the visitors
are now finding the change to cool
mountain air most gratifying. Among
the events of the week were flag
raising, an afternoon at track and
field sports and a number of entertain
nlents in which the Washington colony
took part. A tournament is also sched-
uled for the West Virginia Golf Asso-
eiation for the coming week, which
premises to provide general interest
for the. colonists.
Oliver Hartman came down to be
with Mrs. Hartman and their sons,
John Hartman and J. Borden Harri,
man, at the Hartman cottage, and had
several days of riding and golfng be-
fore his return.
Commander Pat Bellinger. who was
one of the crew of the NC-4 on the
first flight across the Atlantic, at
tended dinner party given in honor
Of him and his bride by Miss Mary
Frederick, of Washington. Among the
other guests, who were members of a
house party which was being enter
tanned at Miss Frederick's cottage
were Miss Katherine Robinson, Miss
Carolyn r. Nash, Blaine Mallon, Major
Simpson and Major Raymond Lee, all
of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Alsop
Give Several Affairs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Alsop were
hosts to the same group of visitors and
also to Mrs. Roscoe C. Bulmer, of
Washington, who is among the cot
tagers, at a number of affairs. A group
of Kentucky guests also attended a
luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs. Alsop,
among them: MIR. and Mrs. Wallace
Muir and Mrs. Joseph Harting, of Lex
ington; Craig Culbertson and Arthur
Middleton, of Louisville; Mrs. Robert
Coleman, Of Louisville; Charlton Clay,
of Paris; H. ]. Hughes, George A. Sloan
and Robert w. Snowden Hill, Of Wash
ington.
daughter, Miss Natalie Smith,. was
spring visitor, came this week from
Jersey City to pass the summer Other
arrivals of the week included MRS. Ed
ward Wylde, j. N. Ely and sister, MIS- MISS
Ely: w. B. Crowell, Mrs. August Kip
stein and Miss Louisa A. Klipstein. Mr..
and Mrs. Trimble de Roode have also
arrived for visit of several weeks.
A number of pleasant informal en-
tertainments have occurred at Inc
Meadows, the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs Thornton Lewis, who had house
party there this week. They enter
tanned at tea during the week, and were
also hosts at dinner to William L.
Stewart, of Cincinnati; MIR. and Mrs.
Jeff Eskew, of Charleston; Mrs. George
E. Harris, of Chicago, the sister of
Mrs. Lewis; Mr.. and Mrs. a F. Hath
away, Of Chicago, and Mrs. Frank Bolts,
of Radnor, Pa, who came to join her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis. Mr..
Bolts was also here for short visit.
Mr.. Stewart was host at luncheon to
the same party
Mrs. James r. Branch was hostess
at tea at her cottage on the Valley
View Road, and among the guests were
Mrs. William Haywood, OF Washington,
and Miss Ely, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Leach, who are
here from New Orleans to pass the
summer, were Joined by their sons,
L. Selden Leach and Neal Leach jr.,
who passed several days with their
parents, returning this week to the
mountain camp where they are passing
their holidays.
Numerous Visitors
Motor to Springs
Among the many parties motoring
from Hot Springs for dinner were Mr..
and Mrs. E. f. White and DR.. and Mrs.
B. +. Bartho, of Mount Carmel, Pa. In
another motoring party, which came for
several days of golfing, were Mr.. and
Mrs. p. M. Snyder, P. M. Snyder jr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Graney, of Mount
<repe, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Donohue. of
View York, who are here with their
family for the season, are riding fre-
quently and are to be seen in the saddle
nearly every day.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank B. Payne, of Har-
risburg, were Joined for a few days by
their son, Frank Payne, and A. r.
Krisely, who motored from that city
to the resort. In another motoring
party. from Staunton, W. Va, were j.
NJ. Perry, G. NJ. East. j. l.. Witz and
Mrs. Charles s. Hunter.
Solen Sorenson, attache Of the Dam
|Eh legation Waa among thA horsnho IL, !