New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25

Mrs Dean AlvOrd and Mrs. Danlel .
kiGdcr assisted
James A. Blair. jr., will arrive from
PAN Beach shortly 20 JOIN his father
James A. Blair. who arrived ~ the
Rolievicw this week TO spend two
months.
Lincoln Green. vice-prcsident Of the
Southern Railway. and Mrs. Green lett
for Washington this week.
Charles Y. Rich. jr.. vice-president
Of the National City Bank. has offered
20 the government IN case Of war his
new $4,000 hydro-seroplane or CurtIss
flying boat. .n which he made flights
here before his departure for New YORK
on account OF the war scare.
r. ". NcKinnon has rejoined his
family here.
AyheviIlc. y. C.. Feb. e4.-Golf has
the city completely in its grip al pres
cnt. Any time during the day. so long
as the light permits, crowds Of enthusi-
asts are 20 De seen on the links Of the
Asheyille Country Club following the
ball TO the last hole. When the de-
scendng shades Of night forbid further
play on the links the golfers reluctant
IS pack up their clubs. stop by the club
house for few moments, and then go
on TO Grove Park Inn. where they play
indoor golf in the big room Of the inn
until late hour.
The Country Club has been the
scene of several gay parties this week.
Keno. with all its fascination, held the
boards there on Wednesday night and
about two hundred gathered for the
party. Mrs ". Granville Taylor en-
tertained with an elaborate dance at
u .it,lI
the usual Saturday afternoon tea dance
followed the golf game this afternoon.
Ashevile is filling up rapidly with
visitors bound homeward from the
points further south, who are stopping
for the spring season in order 70 not
make too abrupt a change of climate.
Among the recent arrivals are Mrs.
c. {. Caikins. New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
James II. Jordan. Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs. ". D. Mitchell, Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs A. R. Goldie. Gait. Canada; Mr..
end Mrs. Ernest G.. Diehl. Cincinnati;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Z. Maxwell, Chi
cago: A. " Hopkins. Cincinnati; W.
C.. Sanders. Newport, Ky; Arthur
Allen. New York Miss JuanIta Wilkln-
son. st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. ALI
son. Charles Allison, Miss Grace ALI
son. Miss Graham and Miss Nitabach,
Omaha. Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Guilespie and Miss Julian Guilespie,
South Orange. y. j.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Virgins, Miss Scott and Miss
Duser. st. Louis: Mrs c. D. Gregory,
Albany, y. Y: Mrs. William 4. War
rem. Kingston, y. Y; 5. H. Tolles and
$. II. Tolles, ir. Cleveland Mr.. and
Mrs. +. o. Watthers. New York; Miss
VI. \. Van Glider. Philadelphia; K: Van
Glider, Pittsburgh. Penn; Mrs. II. F.
Embry. Miss Embry. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Lewis. William D. Eckert and ;. C..
Mengel, Louisville, Ky; Mr. and Mrs.
7 C.. J. McWilliams and Miss Ida Nc
Williams. Shamokin, Penn; Miss Lena
Leooid. Portsmouth. Ohio; Mrs. A. NJ.
Gates and Miss Gates, Kalamazoo,
Mich: Miss Mary c. Walker. Kansas
City. Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 7. Platt
Englewood. y j.; Mr.. and Mrs. New
lin T. Booth. Swarthmore. Penn; Cliff
ford Anderson. Atlanta; Mrs. Pierce ;.
Schenck and Master Pierce 5. Schenck.
IT.. and governess. Dayton, Ohio; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas X. Gale. New York;
Miss Jeanette Hubbard and Miss Esther
Nunroe. Toledo; Wallace Nutting,
Boston. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Marston
Cumming. Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. {. ).
Munoz. Miss Isabel Nunoz and Master
Robert Munoz, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh L. Getz. Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold II. Cowl. New York; Mr..
and Mrs. Edward V. L. Lane, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Connable and Miss
Dorothy ". Connable. Toronto. Ont;
Robert ". Hogue. Washington. D. C.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley VI. Morris, Miss
Margaret Morris and Miss Katherine
Payne. Bridgeport. Conn; Mr.. and
Mrs. o. W. Prescott, and Miss Pru-
deuco Sherwin, Cleveland; Mr.. and
M George ". Nilien and Miss Dor
othy Millen Ann Arbor. Mich: Mrs. G.
p Probasco. Plainfeid. y. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. +. Wilkinson, St. Louis; Dr..
and Mr.. l.. :. Pitcher. BROOKLYN; Mrs.
". L. Grout and Miss Bertha t. Chris
Hanson, Greenfield, Mass.