The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Cottages Opened
for the Summer
at White Sulphur
Many Bankers Attend Annual
Meeting of Their As
sOciatiOn.

SPECIAL Dispatch to THE New York HEaAtp
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va. May
13.-The end of May VIII see the be-
ginning OF the cottage life that is one
OF the most attractive features of sum-
mer life at White Sulphur. Around
the outskirts of the spacious, rolling
lawns of the Greenbrler and the White.
set with century old shade trees. clus-
ters the cottage colony in the famous
baltimore. Alabama, Florida and Kan
sas Rows.
Nearly all are taken. Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Weir of New York and
Charleston have leased one. Mrs. George
Ehret of New York has taken the
Hawley cottage, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
r. Stettinius of New York. who oc-
cupied a cottage last year. are ex-
pected again. Mrs Charles Fowler, Jr.,
OF Montclair. has leased the Casino
cottage. Mrs ]. *. Wise of Whining
ton. ~ c., and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lewis of ST. Augustine. the latter a
niece of the late Mrs. Henry NJ Flag
Ter. will have the Colonnade..
The annual spring meeting OF the ex-
ecutive council of the American Bank
ers Association met at The Green
brier this week. About 800 members
were in attendance. representing lead
ing banking interests in every large city
in the country. Addresses We're given
by D. r. Forgan. president of the Ma
tional City Bank OF Chicago and by
j. j. r. Howard, president of the Amer
lean Farm Bureau Federation. A golf
tournament with a mems championship,
several events for women and indoor
and outdoor putting contests were fea-
lures of the week. The bankers en-
joyed one evening of water sports in
the pool. At their annual dinner Thurs
day night, Thomas b. McAdams, vice.
president of the Merchants National
Bank, Richmond, was toastmaster, and
the speakers included Hon. John J..
Cornwell. Governor of West Virginia;
Judge Charles F. Moore and DR.. Alex
ander Irvine.
Some of those in attendance were
Messrs. Charles III. Sabin, F. Fl. Sisson,
Henry Rogers Winthrop. f. n. Shep-
herd. c. r. Parker w. E. Purdy, E. D.
Luken. w. F'itz Wilson. Frank L. Hill
ton. Theodore C. Smith, James e. Clark.
t. n. Cannon, B. l.. Battle, E. w. Ken
nerly, Raymond J. Baraes, Edward
Sherwood, +. C. Service. C. NJ. Curran,
l.. d. Woodworth. Gurdon Edwards.
George +. Allen, F. X. Houston. ID. a.
Mullen, Thomas j. Hoskins. David c.
Moss. f. d. Brundage. Arthur X. Kuhn.
l.. il. Merston and Richard w. Hill of
New York; Charles L. Schenck OF
Brooklyn; NJ. II. McCarter of Red Bank
and Edward S. Bartlett of Atlantic City.
Mr.. Jerome J. Hanauer, member of
the banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
entertained Mr.. Henry Tatnall vice
president of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and Mrs. Tatnall, and M. J. r. Meal
lister, president of the Franklin National
Bank of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Meal
lister during the week. HIS guests came
from Hot Springs in Mr.. Tatnall's priv
ate car.
The Rev. DR.. George Clark Houghton,
rector of the Church of the Transfig-
uration, New York, gave {, May party a
few days ago for the school children of
one OF the nearby mountain commun-
ties, in whom he is interested. With his
daughter, Mrs. Charles A. L. Strombom,
of New York. he motorei to the little
mountain schoolhouse, filling his car
with ice cream, cakes, candies and SOU
venirs of all descriptions. and he pre-
sided over the party in the schoolhouse
ward himself