Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10
Hot SPRINGS, Va.

Special Correspondence Of The star.
HOT SPRINGS. Va. October e-Golf
week, together with tennis week.
which follows. always marks the height
has not proved an exception to the
rule with the opening Wednesday OF
the autumn golf tournament, the ar
rival of so many young men TO take
part in It has given fresh Impetus 70
the dancing. and the ballroom and the
Japanese room at the Homestead are
both necessary to accommodate all who
wish to indulge In the pleasant pas
time. Likewise II has brought about
the very desirable situation where the
beaux exceed the bellies In number. and
this in spite of the recent doings In
Wall street which have caused many
OF the dancing men who are interested
there to forego their usual fortnight's
vacation here. The weeks festivities
will close tonight with a golf dinner
and a dance. with elaborate decorations
of the dining room and ballroom in
which autumn foliage and the para
conspicuous.
Next week the fall tennis champion
ship tournament will be the center of
attraction for the lovers Of outdoor
sports II will begin Monday and con-
tinue through to Saturday, when the
winner OF the matches will play Fred
c. 1nman. present holder Of the chal-
lenge cup. for the right to the title.
cup and u successful this year will
have permanent possession Of the
trophy. Miss Eleanora Sears and Miss
Marion Fenno OF Boston, who have Just
prominent entries received for the
wonen's doubles, and both will also
take part in the singles and mixed
doubles. Mrs Rawson Wood Of New
York. who won the singles trophy last
year; Miss Christine Biddle of Phila-
delphta. Miss du Pont of Wilmington
and Mrs. Reeve Schley Of New York are
among other players here who will take
part In the tournament Craig Biddle
of Philadelphia. who was a member of
the tennis committee at Newport this
summer. will act In similar capacity
here and will play with Miss Eleonora
Sears in the mixed doubles.
Mrs Joseph Letter. who, with her
mother. Mrs. John r. williams, has
been here a fortnight. will return o
Washington next week. when her sis
ter. Miss Francise williams, will come
20 Join her mother here for the balance
of the season.
Nine. Henri de Stbour has arrived
from Nonquit and Joined her husband
here for the autumn They were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert " Rawiins at
dinner Thursday evening and of Miss
Gladys Ingalls, at White Cottage Sat
urday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Watson of Wash
fngton have been here several weeks.
IT.,
Miss Casey. who have spent the summer
at Warm Springs. were guests at din
ner at the Homestead with some friends
Monday evening
Former Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Truman Eewberry, with Mrs.
Newoerry and their son and daughter.
are here for the month of October
Mrs. Phillip II Sheridan and her three
daughters arrived to stay several
~teks BEFORE opening their house in
Washington
Mr. and Mrs Felix Yturbe, who have
Hcen here since early summer, have re-
turned TO Washington, where they will
pend the winter
j Low Hartman has arrived from his
""untry place near Cpperville for the
tall season
Alexander b. Legare. who has been
mere for month, will return to Wash
ington next week and go to Conpectt-
cut for visit to his brother, Hugh
legare.
Mrs. William Cooke worthington gave
large tea Wednesday in compliment
% Mrs. Josiah Blackwell, who is the
uest of MIR. and Mrs. William w
pence. jr.. at Inglescote. She was as
-sted at the tea table by Mrs w. L.
ttnes and Mrs. Oscar l.. Richard Her
her guests included Nine de Weerth
-. Lewis Hancock. Mrs. John r. VIII
ms. Mrs. Lawrence Durant, Mrs
rome \. Bonaparte. Mrs Harold C.
'chard. Mrs, =. n. Nave, Mrs Edgar
:. Bright. Miss Betsey Merritt. Mrs
;arry King. Mrs. John A. Black, Mrs
.'earl +. Lewis. Mrs. William Sculi. Mrs
lawrence Perrin. Mrs. H. F. Worthein
Won Henkelom. Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mis-,
Florence Bell, Mrs. William W Spence
Ia. aud Mrs. Edward N AeUvainA.