New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Influx Of Northern =
Colonists Greeted
Al White Sulphur
Crisp October Days on Links
and Horseback Trails Al
tract Visitors; Much In
formal Entertaining
spsesai Dispatch to Tho Trsbsne

Oct 2l7-A brilliant autumn season is
IN full swing at White Sulphur. The
large colony is made up for the most
part OF sojourners who have spent tho
summer at Newport, Bar Harbor and
southampton or in European travel
end who, after Thanksgiving and sea
son in town, will move on down to Palm
Beach, Miami and other Florida re-
sorts. The Greenbrier is filled to ca
pacity. and visitors are spending the
crisp October days on the beautiful
golf courses asrd horseback trails and
IN informal cntertaining at the Casino,
hate's Mountain Club, Elmhurst Farra
ana the other mountain resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Hack, OF New
York, arrived this week in private
car and will be here through the month,
occupying themselves with riding and
golf
Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee, OF Port
Henry, also arrived during the week.
Mrs. Richard Stevens, of Castle
Point, Hoboken, is another recent ar
rival. She came this week, aceompa-
MED by her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Stevens, and Miss Sylvia Lathrop, Of
London, whom they brought back with
them after their visit in England this
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell Pope, of
New York, the latter of whom former
ly was Miss Sadie Jones, daughter of
the former Mrs. Pembroke Jones, are
here and have taken q cottage for the
rest OF the month.
Mrs. Hery Clews was an addition TO
the New York colony this week, and
Mrs. ]. West Roosevelt, OF New York,
nj tn1 Af Dr.N, IA, cnf1 NJ
Southampton, at che Greenbrier.
Mrs. Alfred N. Beadlesten, Of New
York, and Seabright, N. j., is here
for visit of several weeks with Mrs.
James Taylor Terry, Of New York, who
after spending part Of the summer
abroad. has been in Newport and East
hampton.
Mrs. James jackson Cabot, of Bos-
ton, has come from her summer place
the Oaks, at Beverly Farms, Mass, with
MIS-. George Lee Burton. Of Boston,
and Miss Helen Clark. of New York,
for fortnight's stay.
Mr. and Mrs. William Baylis, of New
York, gave a luncheon at Kate's Noun
tain Club q few days ago for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hone Auerbach. Mrs. Lewis
Hancock, Miss Dorothy Hancock and
Mesgrs. George A. Ellis and James A.
Blair jr., of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntington Norton, Of Oyster Bay.
Mrs. Bayls was before her marriage
Miss Dorothy Hancock, Of New York.
Mrs. Leonard c. Hanna, of Cleveland,
who spends every autumn here, has re-
turned with her son, Leonard G. Hanna
Wilson B. Hickox, Mr.. Crispin oglebsy
and Mr.. Harry Fl. Brown jr., of Cleve-
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Williamson
Roberts, of Villa Nova, ra.; Mr.. Henry
Pearce jr, Of Providence; Mr.. Harry B.
Holloway and Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Dixon, of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Ratsheskey. Of Boston.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, the former
Miss Louise Wise, is here for the au-
tumn with her two children and her
mother, Mrs. j. K. Wise, and is joined
for frequent week-ends by her hus-
band. She has as her guest this week
Miss Marie Hersey, of st. Paul, for
whom she gave dinnsridanes n; Ere recently emily
guests included: Mrs. A. A. Cowan.
Miss Marjorie Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Stratton, Mrs. Edward 4. Me-
Kenna. Mr.. Walbridge s. Taft. Mr.. John
Herndon French, Mr.. George A. Ellis,
Mr.. Leonard c. Hanna ir., Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Lewis and Or. John Freeland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Wells, of New
York, entertained at a dinner at Elm
hurst Farm for Mrs. Charles c. Mitchie.
of New York, who Joined them here.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Il. Stettinius,
before their departure for New York
and their summer place at Locust Val
ley, gave luncheon at Kate's Mountain
Club for Mr.. Hugh Campbell Wallace,
one-time American Ambassador to
Erapca .pd Nrc Iyal1are
Mrs Mathew S. Sloan. OF Brooklyn,
gave luncheon at Kate's Mountain
Club for more than fifty friends, and
hosts at other large luncheons there
during the week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerard Swope and Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
olas M. Brady, of New York.
A small collection Of private cars has
been sidetracked at the White Sulphur
station since the first OF the month.
Mr.. Willis Sharpe Kilmer, of Bing
hamton, N. Y, arrived in his car Con-
stitution, bringing large party with
him,
Mr.. Joseph E. Widener. of Elkins
Park, Pa, arrived this week In his
private car, bringing with him Mr.. and
Mrs. George D. Widener and William
Frazer Harrison. and the party took
Mrs. Joseph E. Widener back with them
Ao' siAo wSuuAilE VI hCL AicSr, NAsh 6AI-
berta Pancoast Reath, daughter of
Mrs. Benjamin B. Raath,. of Philiadel-
phia, to MIR. Harry Rosengarten
Nelson, of st. David's, Pa, at ST.
Stevens Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Walbridge S. Taft, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry W. Taft, of New York, re-
turned to the Greenbrier after ten
days absence. having been called to
New York by the illness of his brother,
Mr.. William Howard Taft I'd.
Miss Marion Hollins, here for the
golf tournament last month, had sim
liar one.
Miss Ethel Dempsey, of Boston, gave
a riding party one afternoon this week,
taking her guests to Lone Pine Falls,
and back over kate's Mountain, stop
ping at the club for dinner, where they
were joined by Mrs. George Dempsey
and Miss Emma Patterson. In the rid
ing party were Miss Olive Kahlo and
Messrs. Leonard G. Hanna, r. Nc
Sherry, r. w. S. Hill and Horace O.
Wetmore.
Mr.. William n. Porter, Of New York
and Glen Cove, and Mrs. Porter, who
were here this spring, have made res
ervations at the Greenbrier. and others
soon to arrive are Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold
Morris, of New York, who are now at
their place, Brookhurst, In Lenox. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox, of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. N. Slater departed
this week after prolonged stay.