The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-20
SEASON CROWDS
VA. hui SpKIn6S
Henry w. savage Among Prominent
Visitors-Many Guests from Cuba.
Go TOURNAMENTS klnJoycd.


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stfsinia E1ot springs, Oct. i3.-
WIN .ne Virginia mountains ID rlot
VI wud autumn coior. TINS resor. 10
Joyin LIS usual iall season
and many IN the counuy's
society a.e Included among those wac
nave come Tor tne Ialfs ac1lvitles.
Mrs. Aooipilus Busch. OK st. Louis, As
dt me fIol.este;4d Wlsh AIRS. ineouore
rom Nome Carlo Is h. \.
Dichefson, wno As mere ior The cure
others no.eu on the social roster or
The Homestead include henry ".
savage, The Weil-known Opera pro-
uucer of Anew YORK CITY, VINO gave
Aiadam Butterfly" To .nis country;
AR. Ii MRS. Henry Selis nan. OF Now
ork, AIR. and 1afs. e. Cecli flller,
Oh Pniiadeipnla, MIR. and Mrs. Claude
fitzpatrick, OF 81 LOUIS, VINO nave
joined their daughter anu son-in-iaw,
-ar. ana Mrs. Eugene Perry, OF t1ol
Springs; JuIaan ". Robbins, OF New
YORK. Mrs. Hamilton Wilkes Carey.
OF New York, Newport and rarls;
Miss Martha McCooK. who mas just
LANDED from France where she had
been working for the Y. w. T.. a.
h Joined ner mother and sister,
sAAS - ~ anu &uiSS I1dttlGS MSAtCh.
Mrs, j. de Mesa and Miss Violet d.
Mesa have joined the large Cuban
contingent here, and Miss Ada Nor
fleet, OF Memphis, who is a social
leader among the younger set of that
southern city. is here with Miss Har-
riet Finnade. of New York city.
Among Vitglnians visitors here were
James L. Woods. j. ". Hancock,
w. w. Coke, C. Markely and D.. p.
Sites. who came by motor from
itoanoke.
Interest of amateur golfers has
been conferred in the annual fail golf
tournament which is held on the
course OF the Hot Springs Golf and
Tennis club. After being tied at the
thirty-sixth hole in the finals of the
first sixteenth, Captain G. l.. Gordon.
of Chevy Chase club. Washington.
and w. L. Aperill. Garden City. Long
Island. had 10 play the thirty-seventh
hole to decide the match, Mr.. Averill
winning by one putt. Mr.. Averill
tied in winning the qualifying round
also. as he and W. q. Gesttff came first
with score OF 81. Second best in the
qualifying round was made by Fl. C..
Richards. Lido c. C., whose total
was SIS. In the qualifying round OF
the ladies' golf tournament Miss
Helen Bennett, York Country club,
made the best score Of 1903, and Mrs.
Thomas J.. Ryan. Nassau c. C.. came
second. with los, Miss Eiinor Bright.
Hot Springs Coli club. was third.
Governor Walter Edge, of New Jer-
sey. was among the contestants. bu.
was defeated in the early stages oil
the tournament. Sir Robert Borden,
premier of Canada, was an interested
spectator Of the finals match. He
and Lady Borden have started for
their home in Ottawa.
To Hot Springs quota OF SIS, 900,
which was heavily oyersubscribed on
the first day of the Liberty oar drive,
has been added another SI4s. 600,
1Atch "was secured from sgtaests@at the
Homestead bya ladies' committee.
which worked in teams, with an hour
allowed for each team. The amount
of subscriptions secured by the win
ming team. n on which were Mrs.
! Harry Darlington and the Misses
Helen Bennett, Cora Shields and Haf-
riet McCook. was $4,000. Others
who assisted in the soliciting included
Mrs. Arnold Robertson. Mrs. Walter
Howe. Mrs. Russell f. Sard and the
Misses Agnes Gill, Dorothy Norris,
Dorothy Stevens, Elinor Bright and
her house guest. Miss Virginia Pear
sons.