The New York herald., 1922-07-09
N0rthernerS Lured
to White Sulphur
by Outdoor Life
Horseback Riding and Noun
tain Trails Ever Popular
With Visitors.

Special Dispatch to TIN Nnw YoIK HERAIp
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. July
S.-A large colony, made up In great
part of Northerners, spent the Fourth Of
July at White sulphur Springs and FOR
the next two months this famous old
Southern resort will be crowded with q
throng of pleasure seekers from all over
the country.
Because Of its famous baths ana ther-
nal establishment White Sulphur be-
came popular during the war with
largo Northern element who continue to
cling to It during tho summer months
nndinE the elevation productive Of cool
nights. while the days are never top
many beautiful mountain trails. golf
tennis and an all-round, outdoor life
This has been enhanced by architects
and landscape gardeners during the last
few years and the visitor may now enjoy
tho benefits of splendidly cultivated
estate OF seven thousand acres in the
midst Of one Of the most beautiful noun
tain sections OF America.
New Yorkers are prominent In me
large cottage colony that surrounds ths
Greenbrier. Among those Who have
leased cottages for the season are Mr.
and Mrs. Walter H. Close. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Donahue and Mr.. and Mrs. Louia
J. Ehret.
Hugh Black Of Upper Montciafr. n
J.. has arrived at tho Greenbrier for
July. He IL q son Of tho Rev. DR.. Hugh
Black, author and professor of practical
theology at Union Theological seminary.
New York. and formerly pastor OF St
Georges United FREQ Church. Ddin-
burgh, Scotland.
william p. Hawley. Of New York. one
of the most expert horsemen who comes
here arrived this week and has bought
two hunters which he will ride during
his stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peters Of New
York motored over from Hot Springs
early In the week and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Weir OF New
York and Charleston at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis gave q
birthday party at the Meadows Thurs
day. inviting a score or moro Of the
children of the summer colony to cele-
brate the fourth birthday OF their
grandson, Lawrence Lewis. Jr. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis will arrive
shortly from their home In 81. Augus-
tine and join Mrs. Lewfss mother. Mrs.
J. X. Wise of Wilmington, N. G.. sf
the Colonnade cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Eslxew OF Charles
ton are tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William II. Lewis at their cottage In
Georgia row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Davidson Ricketts,
OF Warren, Ariz., are at tho Green
brler for July. Mr.. Ricketts,, who was
here In the spring. has been consulting
engineer for many largo mining COM
panies. He is a former president OF
the A. A. A. s. Institute OF Mining and
Metallurgy Of Great Britain and a mem-
Der of the American Institute Of Min
ing Engineers. He is the author Of
technical books on ores, mining and
metallurgy and is one Of the life truD'
tees OF Princeton University.
Mrs. Isaac v. Brokaw and her son,
George Brokaw. Of New York are at
the Greenbrier for tho entire summer.
George 3. Thurnauer. one OF tho board
OF governors of the New York Stock
Exchange, Is here with Mrs. Thurnauer
and their family for July and August.
Mrs. J. y. Redfield and Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Herman of New York are here
for the season. Other New Yorkers now
here are Robert w. Daniel, I. Barton
Lyons. Miss Bessie w. Booker. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Sears. T. B. Harrison. Mrs
John Middleton and DR.. John Freeland.
Mrs. Edward McKenna of New York
Is expected next week at the Green
brier for a three months stay
Mrs. III. B. Lensdowne and party OF
Pleasantville, N. r.. have como for a
fortnights visit
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Hamilton of New
York have made reservations at the
Greenbrier for July and August Other
New Workers. who will spend that period
hero are DR.. T. T. Gaunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. f. veith. Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Sadiier
William Rhinelander Stewart, Miss
Mary Maxwell. Grant Madison, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Seydel. DR.. George A. Taylor
and his mother. Mrs. William p. Sim
clair; Mrs. ID. A. O'Gorman. Mrs. Eu-
gene Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T.
Bush. Mrs. Thomas Gilroy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. II. Kohlcr and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crosman Of
Marlborough road. Brooklyn. have made
reservations at the 0rcenbricr for July
and Angusl