New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Horse Show Plans
AT White Sulphur
Being Completed
Numbers of Entries Expected
From Hot Springs, Sweet
Springs and Covingion for
Creenbrier August Event
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune


Horse Show, August 10, will furnish
a nucleus around which the mid sum-
mer gayeties will center. Before the
war this exhibition was a we'll estab-
lished function, looked forward TO each
event formerly ushered in round
of supper dances and horse show
ball, and the accustomed gayeties will
be renewed this year.
Numbers of entries are anticipated
from Hot Springs, Sweet Springs and
Covington, and probable exhibitors
among the Greenbrier colony are Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Weir, of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cieland, of Charles
ton, and Mr.. William P. Hawley, Of
New York.
The program will consist largely Of
jumping classes for light. heavy and
middle weight hunters. There will be
classes Tor hunters to be ridden by
women only. There will be thenfegu-
lation jumps, and also the trinle vault,
high jumps, and possiblr the4s 4sGrafton
broad jurap. Saddle classes flor men
and women are being arranged, as
well as saddle classes for children, in
which the younger members of the
colony will compete for prizes for the
best riders under certain ages.
Among those already booked to COM
pete in the various classes are tho
Misses Florence and Olive Edringtor,
of New York and Texas; Carroll Smith,
Of Philsdelphis: Ethel Dempsey, Of
Boston; Elizabeth Douglas, Mary Scott
and Roberta Lewis. of St. Louis; Mrs.
Suzanne Ernst. of Brooklyn; Mrs Paul
Cleland, of Charleston; Mr.. Saunders
?. Jones. Of Louisville; Mr.. Lawrence
Lewis, Of St. Augustine. Fla, and Mr..
Gerald Dempsey, Of Boston.
The summer colony is increasing
daily and a round of gayeties Is be-
ginning which promises to keep pace
with the old regime. The first of a
series of Saturday night supper dances
will be given tonight at the Casino,
and Sunday evening blffet suppers will
Kate's Mountain Club.
There has been mich entertaining
both at the Casino ard Kate's Noun
tain Club during the week. Mr. and
Mrs. w H. Close, of New York, gave
one of the largest teas CT the Casino
lawn, inviting among others Mr.. and
Mrs. De Courcey II ON, Mrs. A. P.
Witty, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. James
R. Branch, Mrs. Saunders P. Jones,
Mrs. Thornton Lewis, Mrs. Andrew
Melville Reid. Mrs. Edward McKenna
and Mrs. W. s. Parrish.
Lieutenant j., II. Towers, of the
United States naval air station at Pen
sacola, Fla. and Mrs. Towers. Mrs. Mil
ner Hayward, Mrs. Isaac V. Brokaw,
Mrs. r. NJ. Cadwailader, Dr. and Mrs.
T. 7. Gaunt, Mrs. ]. K. Wise, DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas Chatard, Mr. and Mrs Ell
more Hotchkiss, Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Thurnauer and Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley j. Strong have been among those
entertaining at luncheons and teas at
the Casino this week.
Mr.. Garrett Buckner Wall. vice -presi-
dent OF the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
road, arrived this week with Mrs. Wall
and Miss Martha Wall, and the family
has taken a cottage IN Georgia Row for
the summer. The engagement of Miss
Martha Wall was announced in the
spring to Count Ravensway, of Rotter-
dam, Holland.
Mrs. Andrew Melville Reid of Balti-
more. is a recent arrival al the Green
brier and will spend the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. NarTnack and
Miss Annie Laurie Warmack arrived
during the week from ST. Louis. Miss
Warnack is one of the most active
members Of the younger contingent
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Paine and
their daughter, Miss Douglas Paine. of
Atlanta, who have been spending their
summers ut White Sulphur for many
years, arrived TO-DAY. Miss Paine will
have rs her guest through the summer
Miss Adelaide Saunders, 81 Atlanta.
A moonlight riding party that went
to jim Perry's Cabin the middle of the
week Cor a Virginia dinner was made
up OF Mrs. Virgil A. Lewis and Mrs.
John Douglas, Of St. Louis; Mrs. Paul
Robea IA Lewis, Elizabeth Douglas and
Mary Scott.
Mrs. Thornton Lewis and her niece,
Miss Betty Davis, will come from the
Meadows and occupy the Colonnade
cottage during the absence in Colorado
Springs of Mrs. ]. K. Wise and her
sister, Mrs. Sarah keenan,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown, Of
Baltimore, are expected at the Green
hrier shortly. they have been coming
here for the last few summers, having
given up their place at Narragansett.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry z. Yeith, of New
York, who were here last year, have
returned for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley ]. Strong have
joined the New York colony and Mr..
anu 'SA D ~ tiatdH eLGE hamilton, Oh
New York, are here for the rest of the
month.
Mr.. Irving T. Bush, who returned
from Europe last week on the Waite
Star liner Majestic, with Mrs. Bush
and their daughter, Miss Hope Bush.
IS expected at the Greenbrier soon for
the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deford, os BaY-
timore, have returned to the Green
brier after an absence of several
years.
Mr.. William Rhinelander Stewart, Of
New York, arrived to-day for a six
weeks stay.
DR.. and Mrs. T. T. Gaunt, of New
York, arrived this week for the sum-
mer. and other late arrivals are Mrs.
Wilbur r. Elliott, Mrs. John C. Pogue,
Miss Patricia Pogue, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
l.. Tomlin. MiSs Mary Hope Hammond.
Mr.. Daniel s. White, of the Hotel
Traymore of Atlantic City, has re-
turned home with Mrs. White by
motor.
Mr. Hugh Black ir., of Upper Mont
clair, N. j., has left for a trip through
the West