New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21
HOT SPRINGS
Entries Being Made for Ann,
Fall Golf Tournament

Virginia Hot Springs from Octope- 81
Il. Entries are rapidly being made y
among those who will probably nl..
the event are Henry c. Emmett. O..
and Howard Brokaw. Allen Mecca
George W Elkins, Joseph r. DIwml
W. c. Witherbee. Josiah c, Thav
Morris Carnegie. George l.. Carmen. y
others. The cup was won last Yea, !
T. S. Fuller. of New York. Frequent ,,
through the summer have kept the y
course in splendid condition and q
green's are like velvet.
The annual fall tennis tournamen,
take place from October l3 70 IS is y
tracing an equal amount OF interes,
the two events bring out many o. u
best amateur golf and tennis PLAYER,
the country here each year. Mckee On,
and Erskine Buford. who won the soy,'
ern championship there last fall, ar.
ready entered. and others expected
play are Fred Inmsn. who won the q,
lenge cup in last years tournament; Is.I
Charles and Hugh Inman, the MsI
JEANNE and Marie Louise Emmet u
Gladys ingalls,, George Wrenn, Craig
die, Jarvis Geer. the Misses Louise
Evelyn Witherbee. Mrs. J. c. TIA
Jack" McCulloh. Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
Carnegie, and others.
A large display OF handsome cups
the winners in both tournaments has d
put on exhibition in the Homestead Loo
More than twenty cups will be es{
in the tennis events TO the winner !
mems and women's singles and doss
and to winners In mixed doubles, and I'd
is besides a large silver and gold I'd
lenge cup bearing a device Of cros@
racquets offered 10 the winner Of IN
successive tournaments by Greenlea.
Crosby and won last year by m
Inman.
The greater part OF the autumn cole
was brought out several days ago hyI
putting tournament arranged by u
Melville T. ingalls, and Miss Aloe Sd
borough, Of CINCINNATI. A large gsl.a
in chairs lined the putting green. q
women players and onlookers, In brs
colored wraps and sweaters, making \
pretty picture.
Mrs. Walter q. Janney. OF Phlladelpal)
and Miss Gladys Ingalls, tied with
score OF %. Playing the tie-oI. Mrs. lr.
ney won with a score OF p Charles !.
Tapp!n. Of New York, won the merI
cup. defeating Louis Strobel, Of Vi
York, with a score Of D.
Much informal entertaining has Cd
done on the Casino lawn this week. a
among the largest teas given there VI
one at which Mrs William G. Worthi,}
ton. OF Baltimore, was hostess. The d
fair was in compliment 20 Miss All
Scarborough. before her departure 4
home. Mrs. William James. OF Bait.m1|
and Miss Mehle poured tea. Others p',I
ent were Mrs Oscar v. Underwood "a
Robert Waller. Mrs. Wilbur BloodgNt
Miss Katherine Fay. Mrs. Melville z. 1
gals. George T. NJ. Gibson. Dr.. Roa
a. Black. Mrs Walton II. Holmes i
Mrs. ". II. Holmes, Jr.; Mrs. Edgar
Bright. Mrs. William Warren. Mrs.
Hiscock. Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. A. Rogsj
Mrs. r. II. Fownman. Miss Sadie FoF
man. Mrs. George L. Baker. Or. John
Girvan. G. Bond Cochran, Mrs. {. 4. ! |
and others.
Mrs. Robert Waller also gave a al
tea on the balcony OF her suite. taken I
the autumn. In the new northeast "a
OF the Homestead.
Mrs. William Warren, OF New O-leaa
who has been guest of NJ. and ",
J.. II. Bright. has come 10 the Hos]
stead for a stay. and gave n dinner tss
I'm the middle OF the week for Mr. 4
Mrs. Bright, Mrs. ". II Holmes 4
Mrs. ". II. Holmes. r., Mrs. Worthil|
ton. Mrs. James, Miss Meh.e. Dr. r 4
Black Or. John II. Girvau and others
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ?. Wiley. Of New Ynt
gave a dinner az the Homestead for u
Seth Barton French. Miss Gladys lngal4
Oliver Hartman and Frank Gunths}
Mrs. French's guest az Barton Lodge
Mrs. French took a party OF friends 1
White Sulphur Springs by motor Il
week for a days jaunt. Nfr. and M
Wiley We're in the party. as were II !
ingalls, and Oliver Hartman.
Barton French expects 10 cave the u
of next mouth 10 spend some tine
charge of his mothers new 2m-adl
ranch IN Canada. near Calgary Nn)
French will sail az that tine Cor FriEnl
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ste,tinus a.
rived from New York this week by moto'
and others ~ the week. arrivals 3. IN
Homestead have been MI and Mrs. lssi
Delafold, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel F. Nin
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMahon. Mr. a.
Mrs. Henry G. Emmett and the Mss
JEANNE and Marie Louise EmnleL Ns
Charles Bateson. Robert and AiDs
Batcheller. Charles Weidcmsn. Mrs. 81
Wintersmith. Mr.. and Mrs AlexanttT
Fox. Stewart Benson. Mrs. J. B. Wals
head, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian ". Roeas
Miss Julia Robbins. Frederick z. ~
Mrs Z. L. Campion, Miss Campion. VI
Robert II. Manner. Mrs. charlotte ,
bridge, Mrs. Theodore 3. Long ~
Charles Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs D
Woodward Mr.. and Mrs. NJ AeksEaA
a. Il. Hanna, Percy Proctor, Miss ~
abeth Smink and others.
AIR. and Mrs. ". Wlnslow WiLilH
Mrs +. J. Berwind. Mrs. Frederick ~
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant fish
expected shortly, as are Mr.. ana ."
Robert J. Allyn. of Hartford. VINO s'~
their honeymoon here In the sprig