New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
European Resorts
Rivalcd by Baths
AT White Sulphur
Tennis, Golf and Trail Rid
ing Furnish Sources of
Enjoyment for Influx
of Guests in Springiimc
special Dispotch 70 I'm rrtbmc


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va,
March 25-The approaching Easter
season, together with the second an
nual golf tournament the first week in
April, and the spring tennis tourna~
mcnt Easter week. arc attracting a
large spring colony to White Sulphur.
In addition to these cents the wonder
fully equipped bath establishment,
which gives opportunity for as com
plete and thorough d course of hydro
pathic treatment as any of the Euro
pean spas, and the $50 miles of care
fully laid out bride paths that thread
the Allcghanics in all directions, be
sides many minor attractions, make the
resort one Of varied and interesting re-
sources.
The trails arc among the most con
spicuous features of White Sulphur and
appeal to the many riders who come
here. They already number more than
thirty, and arc constantly being built
and added to. A new trail being built
this eDring will connect Remley's Draft
with Frccland's Trail, making it pos
siblc to go up Kate's Mountain by way
of the latter and ride from the hotel to
Elmhurst Farm without striking hard
road. From the Greenbrcr Trail,
which leads over Greenbricr Mountain,
magnificent panoramic view is to be
| had of the surrounding mountain peaks
in all directions. A trail over High Top
makes twenty-mile ride and gives
beautiful views over the Greenbricr
Valley. Hickory Knob Trail leads to
the highest point in the adjacent
mountains, and covers thirty miles the
round trip. Shorter trails for more IN
experienced riders abound, and include
Catamount Trail, Valley View and Gal
lagher trails and Bob's Ridge Trail.
Among visitors occupied with the
baths and cure are j. +. Prendergast
part owner with President Harding Of
"The Marion Star" who is here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot Cross are also TAX
ing the cure, as are Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert L. Mech
Parmely Herrick, son Of Ambassadol
/ Myron T. Herrick. arrived this week
from New York. with Wilson g. Hickox
of Cleveland, and they are riding, play
! ing golf and taking the baths.
Adolph Lewisohn, of New York, came
up from st. Augustine during the week
in a private car with party in which
were Mrs. Alfred Rossin, his daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Carpenter OF
New York and Ardsley; J. V. Meyer
/ ana 1COk. NeV are pId dylUs {,
golf and taking the baths.
There has been considerable enter
| tanning al Elmhurst Farm and Kate's
Mountain Club during the week. A
Morris Bagby, of New Y York; NJ. y. Sea
! breese and Mr. and Mrs James l.. Wal
| lace have all given Iuncheons al the
/ farm
Mild weather and the excellent condi-
( ton Of the two fine golf courses have
/ kept them covered with players all the
week, some of those registering at the
golf club have been Clark A. Browning
Parmely Herrick. G. p. Gossler. Il. Vi
/ Blackmer. Charles Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs
James I. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Pell, Mr. and Mrs. George Post, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Elton Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Palermo and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert /
! Mech.
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Palermo, Of New
| York, are here on their way north from
| Palm Beach.
Roger straus, son Of the onetime
American Ambassador to Turkey, Oscar
Straus, s here with Mrs. Straus fol
a few weeks Of golf.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Pavenstedt, OF
New York, the latter of whom was the
/ former Baroness Spec Won Sternberg
! came here this week for the spring sea
I son. and others IN the colony VINO VIII
be here for Easter are Mrs Leonard c
Hanna and Leonard c. Hanna ir.. Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Hanna. MIR. and Mrs
Edward Winshall, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bancroft, Mr.. and Mrs Peter ". Rob
erts. Ny. and Mrs. Edward Wise, MI
and Mrs, Edward j. Stewart Sd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eustace Seligman, Mrs. Theodore
Buhl. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Vaughn
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P, Frazer, Mr. and Mrs
Marion Mcmillan, James Speyer anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. 1hayer.
New Workers who will arrive at the
Greenbrier early in April are Mr. snc
Mrs. Henry Aueroach, Colonel and Mrs
Frank B Keech, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Coupe
Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. Efhngham Lawrence
AR. and Mrs. Howard Brokaw, Mr. anc
Mrs. John ". Steele. Nh. and Mrs Ben
jamin Van Raaltc and Mr.. and Mrs. f
Nj. Lockwood.
Others will include Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur A. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
Florsheim and MIR. and Mrs. +. "
! Cramer, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Leary, of Washington, and Mrs
Charles OTIS and Mrs John Sherwin. O.
/ Cleveland
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