New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Lure of Mountain
Attracts Visitors
To White Sulphur
Balmy Weather Draws Mem.
bers of Colony to Outdoor
Life; Long Hikes Taken
Over Trails in Ranges
spcc<cl Dispc>ch 70 yte Trtb.n,

WHITE SULPHUR, Springs, W. Va,
Ma-ch Is.-1n spite OF the Lenten sea-
aon gayetX Is increasing at White Sui
ohur. There is growing hotel and
coteags colony and as the weather is
balIay and sprine-like its members lead
al active outdoor life, spending their
time on the Raynor- Macdonald goIl
course and IN the saddle, following the
twenty-five or thirty mountain trails
that have been lad out with skill and
care through this eection Of the Ale
gSan,ss.
There are walking trails FOR those
who prefer mountain hikes and ya-
riety Of picturesque and individual
esting places, where dances, luncheong
and tea parties are given. The Green
brisy Casino, E!maurst Farm and
Kate's Mountain Club, which command
views oS this tops Of Greenbrier
Moantsia. High Top snd Hickory Knob.
and which this year will be operated
BY the White Sulphur Springs Conf
pany, are al favorise places for enter
tanning.
New Yorke~s slre2dy here, who will
spend Easter, include Mr.. and Mrs.
Beekman Winthrop, lire. Alexander s.
Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Pell.
snd Mrs. s. s. Prince, Charles Perrin,
report, Perry Dosue, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Thomas D. Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. a.
Stuart Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Cross
and Miss Emily Cross
Kr. and Mrs. Robert Appleton, Of
New York, who spent the winter az tle
Everglades Club, Pain, Beach, arrived
this week, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parker, Of New York, also came up
Prom Palm Beach.
Charles G. Smith, o3 New York, who
has been on long fishing trip III
Florida waters, arrived g fcw days
ago with 8lrs. Smith and other new
co.ne-s are Mrs. Forbes Eennesey, Mrs.
z. J. McRse, and the Misses QlcRae,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea n. Lee, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Goddard. Of New
York; Mr.. ard Mrs. Ben jamin Mar
shall, OF Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Miller, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas }.
Dovie, OF Detroit' Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Eylre, and HIT. and Mrs. Sugenc Bush,
Of Cleveland.
OF Ambassador Gyron I. AerIick, Will
ayrivo tomorrow with Wilson L.
Hicl:ox, OF Cleveland, for fortnieht.
Professor Allen WarquaNd, Of Prince
*cn, is expected tomorrow with Mrs.
Nsrcuand, to join Mr. and Mrs. Eliot
Cross az TIE Greenbrier.
MI. and Mrs. AGolpa Pavenstedt viii
arrive in fe,r days from New York to
epend Taste. here. Mrs. Pavenstedt,
before her second marriage about
wear ago, was the widow o. the late
Baron Speck Won Sternherg, ard WAS
formerly Miss Lillian La7gham, Of
Louisville. Ky.
Miss Eleanor McWilliars, Of Ceder--
hurst, L. T., who will play in The mixed
doubles With Beals c. Wright IN the
second annual spring tennis tourna-
ment here the week OF AlTiI IL, |t-t
arrive on private car from PinehurSt
Easter Sunday or Monday, together
With g numbe- Of other amateurs who
sake in the Pinehurst toHrnament be-
tween northern and southern tennis
teams the week before Easter.
E--SneriT David Z. Knott, OF New
York. Lar leased one Of the Grcenbrier
cottages for the spring season. Still
another has been taken by John D..
Steele, Of New York, ard others, = 0ho
have leased cottages in Florida. BAIT
more and N!rginl& rows, are oei'a Sol
Simon Guggenhiln, Nj. and Mrs. :.
Coooer Lord, who will be here with
Mr. and Mrs. Ehingham Lawrence Mr..
and Mrs. Il. II. Parker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur A. Sprague, Of New Iork; NY.
and Mrs Wiiiam e. Bea e. Of Chicago;
Mrs. John Sherwin, OF Cleveland; MIS-
Cornelius Zabr!skie, Of Philadelph!a,
who VIII come up from Ormond; MI
and Mrs George Is. Van Ness and MI
and Mrs. Harold A. Howard. Of Chicago,
ard Mrs John Sherwin, OF Cleveland-
Mayor James Couzens Of Detroit has
taken another cottage and will spend
Faster here, while Dr.. and Mrs: Ed
ward r. Mcclure, Of Buffalo. and Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Mech. Of Minneapolis,
will be among other cottagers.
Clarence A. Bogert, general manager
OF the Dominion Bank OF Toronto, has
made reservations for the spring scn-
con.