The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-24

the autumn season. The delicious
 cool days with the fall tang in the aii
 makes outdoor life a real joy Motor
 parties are still arriving daily, and mum
 bers are staying on for golf. Each veal
 finds the visitors remaining longer and
 longer, as the beauties of the early fall ir
 the Carolina mountains are becoming bet
 ter known. The hotel facilities in Ashe-
 ville are so unusual that the comfort and
 pleasure of them appeals strongly, and
 people loathe to leave a place that offers
 so many attractions Battery Park hotel
 is still comfortably filled with an excellent
 class of, f,fourists. Many northern visitors
 are arriving even so early in the season.
 Balls and parties of various kinds con
 tinue to enliven the evenings at Battery
 Park. Wednesdays and Fridays are
 marked by dinner dances, which take on the proportions of real balls Mrs. C. E.
 Railing has been entertaining party of Richmond friends for the past week, among whom were MT. and Mrs. Mac Kenzie Anderson and Mrs. William Har- rs. The Country club set makes Battery
 Park it's rendezvous in the evenings, and each week brilliant dinners are given by members of the cottage colony and Ashe- vile hosts and hostesses. MT and Mrs. Maurice DuPont of the well-known Will mington, Del, family, will give a large dinner on Friday for their young daugh
 ter, Miss Charlotte DuPont, and son, MT. Gerald DuPont. Covers will be laid for 40.
 Among the automobile parties, arriving during the week are noted MT. and Mrs. ID mo aria Mr
 w. A. Beattie of Greenville, S. C.. who spent the weekend. MT. c. B. Bryant of Charlotte also arrived on Friday with a party of friends which included Mir and Mrs. Stuart Cramer, Miss Cramer and Master G. E. Cramer
 Prominent guests stopping in the hotel and arriving in the last few days include: Mrs. Schuyler Leggett of New York, who is a daughter of Mrs. Jacob Phinizy of Augusta Miss R. Kinlaws of Hampstead, l.. l.; Mrs. w. B. Westfelt, New Or lcans MT. Lewis c. Greene, New York; MT. and Mrs. T. E.. Martin, Baltimore; Mrs. M. w. Partridge, Augusta; Mir. Mon- roe Morse. Buffalo; MT. and Mrs. w. c. | Reilly, Chicago MT. G. E. Garrenton, | Augusta: Miss Gertrude Holt Brevard Miss Jennie Ray, Waynesvle; Miss Laura DeVane, Yucca, Arz.; Mir and l Mrs. F. T. Haynes, Greenville; MT. H. C. | Nieland, Philadelphia MT. and Mrs. | Thomas Hamby, Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. | and Mrs. w. M Livingston, Philadelphia; | Miss Zona kanpanian, New York Miss | Miriam Parker. Charlotte; MT. F. H. | Hyatt. Columbia;' MT. D. T. Wilborne | Richmond Gen. w. E. Kay, Mrs. Kay | and Miss Ramona Kay, Jacksonville, Fla MT. Tyler Bent, Boston; MT. and Mrs | M. L. Friary, Norfolk; MT. and Mrs M | u. Latimer. New York; pr. and Mrs | :. ames Borden. University of Virginia | :Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Sheppard, Charlotte | MT. B. G. Cowper, Raleigh; MT. and Mrs. 1 J. B. Blades, New Bern; MT. and Mrs. J. l w Bandy. Montevallo; Miss Leila Strouse | and MT. Paul Brierre, New Orleans; MT | and Mrs. Charles E. Clarke, Jacksonville; MT. William H. Hunter, Montgomery; MT. and Mrs. Charles Ritter Detroit; Cadet | George H Mills, U. S. A; MT. J. F. Hays. Washington; Mrs. Carl Fisher and Mrs A, F. William, New York MT M A. Hanline. Baltimore; MT. John T. Brosman,