The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Approach of August
Brings Jay Season
to White Sulphur
Horse Show and Weekly Sup
per Dances Are Prominent on
the Social Program.

WHITE SULPHUR 5PRrNo:. W. Va.
July 2s.-Early August will see notice.
able impetus In summer gaities here.
The Greenbrier colony will be largely
increased from tho first of the month
and a series Of entertainments will be
inaugurated. which. combined with much
individual entertaining. VIII keep society
in activity during the remaining weeks
of the season. The first of the August
supper dances will be given at the
Casino tonight Others will follow
each succeeding Saturday night of the
month. and these. together with the
Sunday night buffet suppers at Kate's
Mountain Club. already popular fea-
ture. will provide regular weekend
amusement.
The Greenbrier Society Horse Show has
been scheduled for August 10. and there
pr omises to be a large showing list
among visitors. On the eve of the horse
show. August IS. Elmore Hotchkiss of
New York and Richmond. with num-
ber OF friends. will give large party
at Kates Mountain Club. August 27
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis. the former Miss
Louise Wise, will entertain at q party
at the Casino.
The annual masquerade ball will be
given in the ballroom of the Greenbrier.
August "a, and the children's annual
fancy dress dance will follow 1t. Au-
gust 20.
Children's Hour Popular.
The children's hour in the ballroom
of the Old White on Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday evenings. from to 8
o'clock, under the direction of Prof.
Victor Zebley, is popular diversion
for the little folk here. and is patronized
by the children of Mr.. and Mrs. De
Courcey Thom Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Donohue, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Smither-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Lehigh c. Palmer.
Mrs. Clarence Busch and others.
Mrs. Stuart Hanna of New York.
with the Misses Natalie, Charlotte. Ruth
and Mary Hanna, who arrived in New
York this week on the Majestic after
spending the early summer in Europe,
will spend August at the Greenbrier.
Other visitors booked for the month are
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Sherlock Swan of Baltimore !;
DR.. George A. Taylor and his mother,
Mrs. William p. Sinclair. Mrs. D. A.
O'Gorman, Mrs Thomas Gilroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Il. Bush and Miss Hope
Bush Of New York Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Little and Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy
Childs of Atlanta, and Mrs. Robert s..
Bosher Of Richmond.
Prentice T. Talmage of Bernardsville,
N. j.. arrived early In the week and
with George 7. Brokaw. Walter Fl. Close.
George B. Thurnauer and Laurent. OPP
penheim. Jr., of New York, r. NJ. Cad
wallader OF Philadelphia, George Brooke
Of Villa Nova, Pa. T. NJ. Marshall. Jr.,
OF Pittsburgh and others took part In
the annual summer championship golf
tournament which has been in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Gilbert came here
from Charleston this week and spent
several days before proceeding to New
York. Mr.. Gilbert is the architect for
West Virginias new $7.0oo.o0o State
Capitol.
William Peter Hamilton. editor OF the
Wall Street journal, Is a member Of the
New York colony and is here for August
with Mrs. Hamilton.
To Visit Queen Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mebane. who
have large estate at Spray, North
Carolina. will remain in their cottage
here until early fall. Mrs. Mebane has
accepted the invitation of Queen Marie
of Rumania to visit her this fall at the
royal palace at Sanaia. I'm the Car
pathian Mountains. where the Ruma-
nian summer court Is held, and will sail
from New York in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Paine and
their daughter Miss Douglas Cav Paine
of Atlanta. who are old visitors. have
arrived for the season.
Mrs. Andrew Melville Reid Of Balti-
more, an aunt of Marshal Joffre, gave
large luncheon at Kate's Mountain
Club this week. entertaining twenty-five
friends. She Is arranging a subscrip-
ton bridge party for August 8.
Mrs. Thomas Rutherford of Richmond
entertained number Of friends at
luncheon at her cottage Thursday.