Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06
SPORTS COMMITTEE
NAMED At "OLD White"
Golf and Tennis Events to Be
Frcquclr During Month
of August.
Especial to The Times D!spatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
VA. Aug. 6--For the promotion OF
outdoor sports during tho rest OF tho
summer an informal sports commit
tee WAS organized this week com
posed OF Thornna Il. Paine. Of Atlanta:
George T. Brokaw. of New York. and
dwight II. Mcigs, OF PottBtown. Pa,
ana several golf and tennis events
Viii DC run off each week during Au-
gust Tho program begun with II
Scotch mixed fourBomc handicap
Inesday. and WAS continued today
with II tombstone tournament, for
which Mrs. Richard Cadwaiadcr. Jr..
OF Philadelphia. efl.o four silver
prizes.
Hhndicnps VIII be adjusted during
mo series OF golf events In the hope
or equhlizing the chances Of all play
ers In the various fixtures, az far as
possible. Kickers' blind hand!caps.
t"o-bnll competitions versus parlOr
bogy, medal competitions with three
clubs. monkey Eolf. and approaching
ana putting contests are some of the
events planned. Where prizes are not
donated nominal entry fees XIII ~.
used for the purchase Of sul,abI.
trophies by the selection committee
~ "Hi'h .hrN' Jarrett u. wall Mrs
Dc Courcy Thorn ana Mrs. Thornton
Lewis nave consented 10 serve.
SUPPER Dances n Feature.
The regular Saturday night supper
dances ut the Casino and tho Sunday
hight bunet suppers at Rates Noun
tain Club arc among the best liked
entertainment features, and are en-
tered into with much zcst by the
young people at the Grcenhricr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Smith. Of
Jersey CITY. gave II large party at
the Casino last night for their daugh
ter. Mrs i. l.. Bruce. and her husband
who arrived earlier In tho week from
Norfolk. Mrs. Bruce. whose marriag.
occurred last winter. was Miss
Natalie Smith.
MT. and Mrs. Elmorc y. IIo,chkiss.
OF New York and Richmond. have
changed the dat" OF the party they
arc 10 g!vc at kntc's Mountain Cluh
from August ls TO August 10.
Dwight Ncigs, OF Pot,stown -,
Rolf championship on the GrcenbrIer
cQnrs. few days ago. Mr. HIc,.s
who beat Lawrence Mccormick. Of
Memphis. Tenn. and 3. also won the
summer championship hero last year
AFTER the tournament Mr. and Mrs.
HicCormick went 10 Charleston TO hc
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Palmer.
Mrr. Gnunt Entcrtains.
Ars. Thomas T. Gaunt. OF New
YORK. gave large tea and bridge
party at tho Casino this week. ner
ttests, who were scented mt aow.r
decorated tables on the yeranda in
Guiding Mesdamcg De Courcy Thorn
ihomas rutherford, Frank Lathrop
Jarrett ID. Wall. James y. wc!s.
Frank Mebane. Thomas u. Scott. l.,
j. Ehret, Charles Donohue. James
Branch. Thomas Chatard. w. r. Ed
rihston. z. W. McKenna, r. -. Har-
rison. Charles n. Fowler, George r
smith. John G. Pogue. Thornton
Lewis, Charles WORKMAN. ]. ]. Wylc,
,.eorse j.. Van Hagen. Milton Elliott,
MISS diary Maxwell and others.
Mrs Thomas Rutherford. OF Rich.
mon. gave luncheon. reception and
OriaSc Tor twenty-four friends nj her
cottage In Florida Row. those invited
including Mcsdamcs William War
ron. Randall Dugue. +. y. Hayne u.
y. Mebanc, Andrew NJ. Reid. Donald
Walk. Garrett Is. Wall, a. p. witty
w. l.. James. Thomas Manning. r r.
'iaunt, w. r. Darlington. r. c. Hearne
g. Is. Mourraille. Do Courcy Thorn
j. IL. Weir. James T. Dennis. Charles
r.. WORKMAN. II. n. warmack. John
Deford and A. z. Zimmerman. and
tho Misses Adele Batre and MARY
Maxwell and Miss Laidley