New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
HOT SPRINGS
Interesting Sporting Events
During Early Autumn Weeks.

Hot Springs, Va. Sept. N.-The second
annual race meet OF the Fassefern Hunt
Club has been arranged to take place
October II at Fassefern Farm. Interest
in the event promises to be even keener
than last year, as there is to be no horse
show this fall at White Sulphur Springs.
This section Of Virginia abounds in blood
ed saddle and racing horses. and the list
OF exhibitors, IT is expected, will be
large one.
The programme, which will be run Off en-
the new turf track. will include a point
to point race of two miles, part Of which
will lie through the Jackson River, and
hurdle and jumping races, besides the
Judging OF saddle and harness horses.
There will be twelve events, which Will
occupy the entire day. Luncheon Will be
served at Fassefern Farm House, and
as number of drag and taly-ho parties
are being arranged among visitors at the
Homestead the day promises to be one
OF the gayest Of the october season. Off
GERS Of the Hunt Club include Robert
Waller, Archibald NJ. McCrae, NJ. K. In
gals, jr., and Clendenning J. Ryan, Of
New York.
Race-meet week. during which the an
nual fall golf and tennis tournaments VIII
be commenced, will mark the height or
autumn gayetes at the Springs. the
weather promises TO continue ideal and
the entire resort is at this time a Won
derfuly kept playground, leaving little
arilf
every comfort and recreation both In ana
out of doors. Every train is bringing ar
rivals from Northern resorts, who in the
daytime are devoting themselves TO the
kur, tennis golf. horseback riding ana
mountain climbing. while In the evening
bridge, dancing. cabaret entertainments
and supper parties in the Japanese Room
while away the hours TIL bedtime.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish and Mr..
and Mrs Reginald de Koven are expected
shortly to take their annual course OF
baths Well known society women tax
ing the kur this week include Mrs. II. NJ.
Alexander, Miss Katherine Fay. Mrs
Lewis Delaheld. Mrs Henry c. Emmett
Mrs. Julian Robbins. Mrs. Charles Bate
son. Mrs. Seth Barton French Mrs. IL
c. Tiffany Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge'
Countess Castelmenardo, Mrs. Albert
Looming. Mrs. Frank McMahan, Mrs.
Charles Wiederman, Miss II. Ely, Mrs. A.
w Shaw, Mrs. Lowell Lincoln Mrs. H.
d. Foote. Mrs. A. II. Tiers and Mrs D
H. Thomas.
General W. r. Ford. OF Washington,
surgeon general OF the United states
Army. is also here for the kur. as are
Alfred and Robert Bachelor, Charles L.
Tanning. W. W. Willard. G.. r. Potts
Samuel Croft, T. J. de Sable, Charles H.
Werner, II. S. Hungerford, George H.
Lyman and others.
Water sports in the Homestead swim
ming pool attracted large audience
among visitors at the Homestead the MD
die Of the week and netted more than
s75 for the Presbyterian Church, 10 when
the funds were turned over Allen Loeo'
OF Chicago. won the prize In the four
length swimming race, while his brother
Ernest Loeb took first prize In the juVe-
nile race Among the spectators were MI
and Mrs. Charles Baker. Mrs. George H.
Ingalls,. Mrs. May Walker. Mrs. L. g.
Tiffany. Miss II. Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. a. H.
Loeb. Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Bingham the
Misses Julia Robbins, Charlotte and Emily
Delafeld. Marie Louise and JEANNE En-
met. Helen c. Alexander, Charlotte Guye'
Katherine and Gladys ingalls,, Helen lie
Roy Miller, Priscilla Rogers, Eleanor
Bright. Rosalie Bloodgood and others.
Mrs. William L. James. OF Baltimore
gave a large bridge and tea at the casino
a day or two ago, inviting among others
Mrs. +. II. bowman, Miss Sadie Down
man. Mrs. +. II. Bright. Miss Mehle. Miss
Katherine Fay. Mrs. W. G. Worthington'
Mrs. G.. l.. Baker, Mrs. Wilbur Blood
good. DR.. r. A. Black and q. u. Cochran
The golf links, In fine condition from
recent rains, have been covered all the
week with players in bright coIoreu
sweaters and sport coats. Alfred ana
Robert Bachelor have played daiiy' |
Mrs Seth Barton French. Frank Gunther'
Miss Clarlce French and Barton French
have made frequent foursomes and others
constantly on the links have been MIS- |
George ingalls,. Miss Elizabeth SminK'
Charles Z; Tappln, DR.. r. y. Black Mt
ard Mrs. A. II. Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs. II. '.