Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
GOLF TOURNAMENTS START
At ASHEv|LLE CLUB LINKS
Officers From Camps Wadsworth and
Sewer Visit Popular Noun
tain Resort
GAY SPRING SEASON NEAR
Many Recent Arrivals From North
ern Cities - Patriotic Entertain
nentS Planned for WashingtOn's
Birthday Include Dancing.
lSpeclal TO The rl1ncs-Disnatch. /


ASIiEVILLE. y. G.. February 10
DIR. Charles S. jordan. OF Ashcrille
won the first OF the spring golf tOurna-
inents AT the Ashcville Country Club.
the mems eightcen-hole handicap. this
week. the match drawing n large gal
lery of friends and visitors. The big
west veranda OF Grove Park Inn. which
overlooks tho golf course. was filed
during the afternoon with parties who
went out for tea and to watch tho
game. Many OF tie guests at the inn
attended the afternoon tea and tea
dance at the Country Club Saturday.
Mrs. +. S. Chapman being hostess for
the afternoon.
Washingtons Birthday will be fit
tingly celebrated here this year. a mum
Der OF patriotic entertainments being
planned. Among these Will be a dance
at Grove Park Inn on tho Saturday
night following. the dance being post
poncd enc night In order 10 allow n
camps to be present. The younger set
viii he entertained by the Bingham
cadets at the big school on Bingham
Heights on Friday night.
Miss Mary King entertained during
the week at her home on Mcrrirnon
tary 10 the boys Of Bingham Schc oil
and Il number Of the younger social
set of the city.
a large party OF officers motored over
at Grove Park Inn. many OF them re-
naming over for the Weekend whi,n
others returned &c camp following the
dance. Among those spending the
weekend at Grove Park Inn were ca p
tain !. s. Slosson. Captain II. II. Spcn-
Ger, Captain {. S. Brown. Jr. Lieu
tenant G. II. Forbes Lieutenant =.
pukcn. Lieutenant e. T.. Muihollund.
Lieutenant A. 7. Moore. Lieutenant l.
l.. Scligman. Lieutenant Il. Il COKE
tenant c. Perley Gray, o: Camp WaIs-
worth. Spantanburg; and Captain r.
NJ McKay. OF Camp SEWER Green
VILE. S. c.
Miss Ruth Farmer entertained tho
Saturday afternoon bridge club ,hIu
week. Mrs. John a. c;oode winning tho
club prize and Mrs Rasil Valentine
making the top score for the VISITORS
prize.
Luncheon parties at In" Red Cross
tea room. operated by society women
FOR tho benefit OF tho Rcd Cross. con-
,inue TO be popular au.tuG Asheviil-
people and visitors alike. and many of
the guests III Grove Park Inn drop in
during tho afternoon for tea
Ideal spring weather gives promise
~ an cnriy spring influx Of visitors
and. with The number Of winter guests
who Will remain over. promises a gay
spring season for .Ashcvil!e.
Among tho recent arrivals at Grove
"'h iHh dle' MISS marina = McCHr-
NY. New York; Arthur Boswell. Jr..
New York; g. Y. Hopkins catskill
Scw York: Russell a Fir.s;oue and
H. $. Fircstcne. Akron. Ohio: John Z;
MciiuSh. MINNEAPOLIS. NJ. and Mrs
Fred Glasbrenncr Cordova. Alaska:
George Glashrcnncr Camp Greene
charlotte: Nicholas kesscil. New YORK:
Mrs. John -. Carroll. Frankfort. Nv:
MIS-. David y. Cas;lc,nan. Louisville:
, Lieutenant and Mrs. George Howard
United States Reserve Corps. Mrs -
~. EElcs;on. New York: Paul j. kruscs
Chattanooga; William S!a-k. London.
EnS!and Mrs. 4 r. bradley New
Haven. Conn; Ms lsaa, :. Scligmun
and maid. New York. Airs r T.. Scli--
man, Snartanhu-g: My. ana Mrs. i L.
Munro". H"w Ycrk; A. - Krebs VII.
rn!ngton, Del.