The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Sports
for VacationistS
at White Sulphur
Visitors Organize Committee
to Promote Golf and Tennis
Tournaments There.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va.
Aug. 5.-For the promotion of outdoor
sports during the rest of the summer an
informal sports committee was organized
this week composed of Messrs. Thomas
B. Paine of Atlanta. Ca. George t.
Brokaw of New York and Dwight r.
Meigs OF Pottstown, Pa Several golf
and tennis events will be run off each
week during August. The program was
begun with Il Scotch mixed foursome
handicap. Tuesday, and was continued
to-day with tombstone tournament,
for which Mrs. Richard Cadwalader. Jr.,
of Philadelphia, gave four silver prizes
Handicaps will be adjusted during
the series of golf events in the hope OF
equalizing the chances of all players in
the various fixtures as far as possible.
Kickers' blind handicaps, two ball COM
petitions against par or bogy, medal
competitions with three clubs. monkey
golf and approaching and putting con-
tests are some of the events planned
Where prizes arc not donated. nominal
entry fees will be used for the purchase
of suitable trophies by the selection
committee. on which Mrs. Garrett II.
Thornton Lewis have consented to serve
The regular Saturday night supper
dances at the Casino and the Sunday
night buffet suppers at kate's Mountain
Club are among the best liked enter
tainment features. Among those patron
izing both affairs are Mrs. Stuart
Hanna and Miss Natalie Hanna. DR..
and Mrs. I. I. Gaunt, Mrs. Louis J.
Ehret. Mrs. Charles Donohne. Miss
Mable Burton, George t. Brokaw. Mr..
and Mrs. George I. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Thurnauer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmore d. Hotchkiss. Mrs. Frank
Lathrop. Miss Eva Conner Lathrop,
Mrs. A. A. Cowen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Saunders Jones. Mrs. John Deford, Mr..
and Mrs. James Il. Weir. Mrs. Garrett
b. Wall, DIR. and Mrs. Theodore Miller.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas b. Paine, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Cadwalader. Jr, Mr..
and Mrs. George Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs.
+ T.. Hayne, MIR. and Mrs. De Courcy
Thorn. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil A. Lewis.
Mrs. Robert Lewis. and Miss Roberta
Lewis, MIR. and Mrs. John c. Pogue.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Horace X. Maher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Stauffer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall Dugue. Mrs. Edward Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. Mr.. and
j Ms w. r. Burlington, Miss Florence
and Mrs. S. b. Pierce, Mrs. j. II. Doug
Las, Miss Elizabeth Douglas. Mrs. George
Van Hagen, Miss Elizabeth Van Hagen,
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Warmack. and the
Misses Martha Wall, Annie j.. War
mack, Alice and Swan Deford, Virginia
I Donnan, Julia Williams, Page Swan
Beulah Deford. Mary and Katherine
Scott. Elizabeth Grayson, Douglas Gay
Paine. Mrs. J. ]. Wyle, and Messrs J.
~. Wylc. Jr.. william Scott, Dwight r.
Meigs, ii. S. Priest. I'd, Morgan Il.
Ayers, l.. T. Tilington, NJ. G. Jones,
James S. Patterson, Jr.. II. H. Crockett,
u. .. shaffer, Charles w. Luke and Fred
scott, Capt Norland sutherland. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Scott, Mrs. w. $.
Parish and Mrs. Edward w. McKenna.
Mr.. and Mrs George t. Smith of
Jersey City gave large party at the
Casino last night for their daughter,
Mrs. f. l.. Bruce and her husband, VINO
arrived earlier in the week from Nor
folk. Wa. Mrs. Bruce. whose marriage
occurred last winter. was Miss Natalie
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore ID. Hotchkiss OF
New York and Richmond have changed
the date of the party they are to give az
Kate's Mountain Club from August lS
TO August 10.
tho winner of the annual summer golf
championship on the Greenbrier course
n few days ago. Mr.. Meigs, who beat
Lawrence Mccormick of Memphis, Tenn,
also won the summer championship here
last year After the tournament MIR.
and Mrs Mccormick went to Charleston
to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Palmer.
Mrs. Thomas T. Gaunt OF New York
gave a large tea and bridge at the
Casino this week. her guests, who were
seated at flower decorated tables on the
veranda. including Mines De Courcy
Thorn, Thomas Rutherford. Frank La
throp, Garrett Il. Wall, James B. Weir.
Frank Mebane, Thomas Il. Scott, l.. J.
Ehret Charles Donohue. James Branch
Thomas Chatard, w. r. Burlington, Il.
! w. Mckenna, T. Il. Harrison, Charles NJ
Fowler. George r. Smith, John G. Pogue.
Thornton Lewis. Charles Workman, J. j.
wylc. George Il. Van Hagen, Milton
Elliott and Miss Mary Maxwell
Mrs. Thomas Rutherford of Richmond
gave a luncheon, reception and bridge
for twenty-four friends at her cottage In
Florida Row. Those invited included
Mines. william Warren. Randall Dugue
y r. Haync, r. r. Mebane, Andrew NJ
Reid Donald Walk. Garrett Il. WALL A.
p. witty, w. l.. James. Thomas Man
ming. T.. T.. Gaunt. w. r. Burlington, r.
G. Hearne, c. r. Mourraille. De Courcy
Thorn, J. b. Weir. James T. Dennis,
Charles r., Workman. r.. N. Warmack,
John Deford and A. y. Zimmerman and
the Misses Adele Batre and Mary Max
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