A fox hunt will be the principal event of New Year's Day. A hunt break fast will be served by the management to the members of the field before the grounds are drawn. In the field with Laurence Dickson, of the Greenhrier Hunt Club, will be Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kinney, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Reynolds, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley V. La Dow, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jackson, of Baltimore; Miss Emily and Henry D. Law, of Philadelphia, and Charles Percival Dicksun and Miss Virginia Tietgens, of Chicago.
A tournament will furnish amusement for those who do not hunt, and a program of water sports in the meat swimming pool has been planned. Water polo will be the feature of the event.
A supper dance to be given on New Year's Eve promises to be a brilliant event.
Prominent among arrivals at the Greenhrier this week were Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kinney and Miss Kinney, of New York, who are enjoying the rides here. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Crawford Moore, of New York; Mrs. Crawford Moore, of New York; and Mrs. Crawford Moore, of New York.
George  Co. of Charleston, W. Va. stopped here for a brief sojourn, en route to New York. Closing P. M. Monday, January 1st. Sale of WINTER COATS. Prices Lowered at $12.50 Coats now $7.50. TUNNINQ OXFORD PLAIDS with large collars, trimmed in various bands or Beaverette; flare backs; slash pockets. Pepper and salt mixtures, with handsome velvet paneled collars. Models belted and loose. 