New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
| 'olonists TO Hold
Thanksgiv Fetes
At White Sulphur
Many Visitors Taking Cure
Before Going so Europe
or Farther South; Gov
ernors Plan Conference
sseesai DsspaeoA TO Tie 7rs,sns


WRITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ". Va,
sseov. 2s.~-A large colony will spend
thanksgiving at white Sulphur. Many
re taking TIE care bcfore going
arther South. or TO Europe, and the
',gcenbricr has seldom sheltered SO
Srse group of visitors az this season
Among those here for the cure aa6
ausdoor sports are Mr.. and Mrs. viii
iam II. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. w. Bourke
eockran. Mrs. Roswell J.. skeel ;r.. Mrs.
rank S. Witherbee, Miss Martha Stew
rs Bowers. Mr. Clifford Cochran, Mrs.
e;ewbold Morris, sfr. and Mra. Andrew
Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neigh
~, Mrs. C. G. Mourailie, Mrs. John j.
aeilly, Miss Helen Trotter, Mrs. Thom-
as r. Farrell, Mr.. Robert L. Leeds, Mr..
4. C. Leeds and Mr.. Ellis Postlethwaite,
u New York; Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
-5ikins and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Y.
fox ir., Of Philadelphia; Governor
leet and Mrs. George s. Silzer. Of New
ersey; Mr, HI II. Hettlcr, president OF
en- Hettier Lumber Company, Of Chi
Ego; MIR. and Mrs. Horace W. Arm
ssrong, Of Winetka, Ill; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Canfeid, Of Patchogue. L. L; Mr,
and Mrs. C. A. Sommers. OF Montreal;
lt. ard Mrs. M. D. Denegre. of New
Orleans; Lieutenant ana Mrs. c. P.
Cecil, U. S. n, and Mr. aAd Mrs. A.
Lincoln Filene, Of Boston.
The Governors Conference here De-
csmbeT II. Is and Is will lend Interest
% the mid-December season. Tho fol-
owing Governors and Governors-elect
aave signified their intention of attend
.ag, and others will no doubt pc added
70 the list: William c. Sproul, Of Penn
ylvania; Claiming II. Cox, OF Massa-
chnsetts; Albert 0. Brown, of New
hampshire; Albert C. Ritchie, Of Mary
land; James Hartncss. of Vermont;
&. Lee Trinkle, Of Virginia; e. +. Nor
gan, Of West Virginia; Thomas f..
Xii6y, Of Alabama; Thomas E. Camp
bell, Of Arizona; Everett J. Lake, Of
Connecticut; William II. Denney, Of
Delaware; Carey A. Haree, of Florida;
Warren 7. M'Cray, Of Indiana; N E.
Kendall, of Iowa; Henry ]. Allen, of
Kansas; John n. Parker, Of Louisiana:
Samuel r. McKelyie, Of Nebraska;
Cameron Morrison, of North Carolina;
II. A. Nestos. of North Dakota; ]. B. A.
Robertson, Of Oklahoma; Wilson G.
Harvey, of South Carolina; w. H.
IcMaster, Of South Dakota; Charles
i. Mabey, Of Utah, and Robert D. Carey,
Of Wyoming. Among Governors-elect
Who will attend are Charles E Temple
son, of Connecticut, and Redheld Proc
ter, of Vermont.
Governor-elect OF New Jersey George
,cy Herrick and MIR. and Mrs. w. Bourke
Cochran all gave farewell luncheons
This week for Mrs. Richard Stevens
and Miss Dorothy Stevens, Of Castle
Point, Hoboken, before their departure
at the end Of long stay. They left
20 be the guests of William II. Wander
bilt, son OF the late Alfred Wander
bilt, and Mira. Paul FitS Simons, at
he celebration Of his twenty-frst
birthday yesterday at Oakland Farm,
Newport, They are guests over the
week end of Mrs: Cornelius ysnder-
Ailt ct The Breakers. Miss Stevens,
whose debut was delayed two years
ago by the death OF sister, will have
several large parties given for her
this winter In New York by her mother,
who has taken the apartment of James
l.. Breese at / West eth Street until
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Porter, Of
New York and Glen Cove, entertained
at 8 dinner during the week for Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Fletcher, Mrs. Frank
s. Wtherbee and Miss Marths S. Bow
ers, of New York.
Mrs. Parmeley Herrick entertained
at luncheon in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs. N. d. Denegre, of New Orleans.
Mr. Thomas Meighan, motion pic
ture actor, will spend Thanksgiving
here with Mrs. Meighan. He has come
. for q fortnight's rest after finishing
n his picture Back Home and Broke, y
u It the. Astoria Studios. and early in
Y December will begin on another. Rex
8each's Meier Do Well" doing part
e 1t on Long Island and part In
Panama.
Mr.. r. l.. seaiy, of New York. head
az the organists' Guild Of the United
states spent part of the week hers
with Mrs. Sealy, going from hers to
Winston-Salem. He 10 nnishing a
tour Of tie various organ guilds all
over the country.