Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
NEARLY ALL COTTAGES
TAKEN At OLD WHITE.
Mr.. and Mrs. EImore Hotch-
kiss and Other Richmond
ers Engage Quarters.
MUCH ENTERTAINING DONE
Inter rnrt of Month VIII Sec SUM
incr Scnhon On In Full Swing ut
Famous RcsOrt-Mnny buildings
IInyO Historic Touch.
Especial 10 The Tl,nes-Dlspatch.l


VA. May LITTLE latter part % May
Will SEQ tho beginning Of the cottage
li.c that ~ one Of the most attrac-
1.-Two features OF White Sulphur
Springs through the summer months.
around tho outskirts Of the spacious.
rolling lawns Of Tho Grccnbricr aud
The white. set with century old
shade trees, clusters the cottage col
oay ~ tho famous Baltimore, Ala
bamh. Florida and Tcnsas Rows that
attracted the aristOCraCy OF th,. south
20 tho resort before tho CIv!l War.
Many OF III" cottages are historic.
having housed number OF prcsi-
dents. and most OF tn. statesmen OF
tho last generation. beside tho ia
nous beauties OF the south I'm their
day. Some still have tho Old South
"rn balcony" and all are Kept up
20 high standard OF repair and
comfort. and with their awning
shaded vcrandas furnished as out
door sitting rooms with rugs chairs,
couchcs and gayly colorcd cushions.
and backed by the Allcrhau!es.
clothed Ia luxur!auce OF vcrdurc.
they Offer tempting retreats for the
summer months.
Itichmnndcr, Mike Rrscr,ntions
taken. Mr.. and Mrs. james Il. Weir.
81 Ncw YORK and Charleston. have
leased a cottage in Baltimore Row
from May 10 uutIl the middle OF DC
toDcr Mrs. George Ehrct. of New
York. has taken the Haw!cy cottage.
one 81 t:Ic more modern oncB. MI
and Mrs. Edward X. Steit!n!us, Of
New YORK, who occupied a cottage
last year. arc expected again. Mrs
IA. . I.. l. Hf..w f. - HH..
leased ia" Casino Cottage. Mrs j.
Is. Wise. OF Wilmington. \. e., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Of St
Augustine. the latter "a niece Of the
late Mrs. Henry VI. F!ug!cr VIII have
the ColOnnadc, and others nav. been
taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Eimorc Notch-
Kiss. Mr. and Mrs. Garrct Hucku"r
Wall Mr.. and Ms Thomas b. Scott.
Mrs. Thomas rutherford and Mrs VI
q. Branch, OF Richmond: Mrs DE
J.anccy Thorn ana Mrs Melton &. III
lott. OF Baltimore: Edward Morris.
OF Chicago: Mrs. y. l.. witty, OF
Louisville: Ara. ". q. Mor,laud. OF
Pittsburgh. John ID Douglas, o. New
Orleans; ]. r. Smltherinan. OF Shreyc-
port. La: Mrs ". T.. IL Lee and
Judge and Mrs. Milton Elliott. ~
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
y. Payne. Mrs. Horace X. Mahr and
VI. II. robinson.
HnnLrrs Meet.
The annuh! spring meeting OF the
executive council Of the American
Bankers Association met at The
Grceubricr THIS week About 600
members we're IN Attendance repre-
scnting leading baukins interests IN
every large city in the country. Ad-
dresses were given by l.. H. Eorgau.
president Of the National city Bank,
ot Chicago. ana by j. j. Il Howard.
president OF tho American Farm Bu-
r"au Federation y gu!t Tournament,
WIKI = mems championship. several
events Tor women and indoor and
outdoor putting contests were fcu-
lures OF The week The bankers on
j"ycd ono evening OF water sports
in thc pool. AT their annual dinner
Thursday night Thomas Il McAdams.
vice pres dent Of the Merchants Ma
t!onaI Bank, Richmond. WAS toast
master. and ;he speakers Included
John !. Cornweli. Governor OF West
Virginia. Judge Charles f.. Moore and
Dr. Alexander Irvine.
some OF those IN attendance have
been Charles il. Sabin. r. H. Sisson.
Henry Rogers Winthrop. T.. y. shop
herd, {. Il; Parker. " y. purdv r.
u. Lukcu, W. Fi,zWuson.. Frank l..
linton. Theodore a. Smith. James r.
clark. l.. y. Cannon, II. l.. Battle.
T. w. kennerly. Raymond J Barnes.
Edward Sherwood, T.. 6. Service q;
NJ. cuTran. !. H. Woodwork. cur
don Edwards George II. Allen, T. *.
Houston. II, y Mullen. Thomas !.
iioskins. David 9. Moss. T. s. Brun-
dagc. Arthur X. Kuhn. l.. II. Mcr-
#ton and Richard w I'M. OF New
York. Charles J.. Schcnck, OF brook
ltn
Edward :. Bartlett. OF Atlantic city:
~ y. Traylor, H. -. II. Muller and
walter Ltchcns;cin, OF Chicago: |. II.
kcmpncr. Of Galveston, Tex: T.. g.
Cork. Salt Lake city. f. J. Dcnnison.
Denver Robert Il. McEvclly and G.
~ IIirsch. Cincinnati; NJ. +. Hotch.
kiss and Thomas O. Jennings. ST.
Louis: W. 4. Law and H. j. Haas.
Philadelphia: W. T.. Mellon. Mon
trcal. J. l., Stincs. Richmond. Louis
Hetz, ST. Paul. oscar Wcllcs. Birm-
Angeles. and X. Preston. Chatta-
nooea. Tenn
jerome j. lIanaucr. member OF the
New York banking firm OF Kuhn.
Loeb " Co, entertained Henry Tat
nall. vice president Of thee Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. and Mrs. Tatnall. and
j. X. McAllister. president OF the
Franklin National Bank. OF Phila-
delphia. and Mrs. McAllistcr, at The
Greenbricr the middle OF the week
Ills guests came over from Hot
Springs in Mr.. Ta,nalrs private car
DIR. IiouEhton Entertnins.
Rev. DR.. George Clark IIoughton,
rector OF the Church of the Trans
hSuration. New York. gave May
party few days ago for the school
children OF ono OF the nearby noun
tain communities. in whom he is in
terested. with hi1 daughter. Mrs.
CHARLES a. L. Strombom, OF New York.
no motored four miles to the little
noun tain schoolhouse. filling his car
with Ice cream. cakes and candies
and souvenirs OF all descriptions. and
himself presided over tho party in tho
schoolhouse yard. The community 10
one in which DIR. Houghton has been
Interested for several years. and no
Is in the habit OF remembering tho
children substantially at Christmas
time.
Mr.. and Mrs Leeds Mitchell. OF
Chicago. gave n largo luncheon nj
Hates Mountain Club this week
having among their guests Mrs
Joseph f. Widener and Mrs. Benin
min Reath Of PhiladeInhio uy1ttax,