Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
AsHEV|LLE IS VISITED
BY many ARMY MEN
Among Recent Guests Were William
Jennings Bryan and Grant
land Rice.
MISS SEAMAN WINS TOURNEY
Turns In Net Score OF Scventy-Scv-
en-, Lawrence III. Jones, OF Aslc-
Vile, Taking HonOrs in Mems
Tournament.

ASHEVILLE. -. c., March 2.-More
than 1000 officers and soldiers. most
OF them from Camp wadsworth. Spar
tanburg, spent the past weekend in
Asheville. Many of the officers came
over on Friday or Saturday and took
part in the tournaments at the Ashc-
Vile Country Club.
Miss Mary Seaman. OF Shcboygan
Wis. won the ladies' tournament at
tho Asheville Country Club. turning IN
a net score of II for the course. Law
renee II. Jones. of Ashcville. was the
winner OF the mems tournament. and
both were presented with handsome
trophies.
GRANTLAND RICE. FAMOUS
SPORT WRITER, 4 VISITOR
Among tho guests at Grove Park
Inn tho past week have been Lieu
tenant Grantland Rice. the famous
sport writer. who is stationed at Camp
Sewer. Lieutenant Rice Is n Ten
ncssean. and when he decided to enter
the service. enlisted with the troops
from his home State. IIe was COM
missioncd lieutenant shortly after his
enlistment. Mrs. Rice accompanied
Lieutenant Rice 10 Ashevillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell Chapple.
OF Boston. were also guests at Grove
Park Inn during the week. Mr.. Chap
ple is editor OF the National Monthly.
modern authors lie made public
talk under the auspices OF the Rotary
Club while here.
DISTINGUISHED NEBRASKAN
AT GROVE Park Inn
william Jennings Bryan. OF Ashe-
willie and Lincoln, Ncb. WAS guest al
Grove Park Inn during the week
Among other arrivals ut Grove
Park Inn were Sir. and Mrs H. h.
Cornwall. Beaver Falls, y. T.: Clinton
j.. BrainaEd. Sew York: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gocbcl. Newark, y. j.. Joseph
Macksey. ST. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. II
i. Davis, Baltimore: Archie Richie.
New York 9. v. Hopkins. Catskill.
y. Y: Frederick Swan. Jr.. New York:
II. whitney Robinson New York: Mrs.
William {. Dickerman and Miss Honor
Dickerman, New York Mrs. J. w
Thomas and Miss Thomas, Chicago;
Charles a. Holden. Chicago: Sir. and
Mrs. w. T.. S,arklcy. Harrisburg,
Pa; Mrs. r. w. Richardson and Miss
N. e. Stuart. Lincoln. Ncb.; Mr.. and
Mrs. George p. Dayton. Minneapolis;
Or. and Mrs. Bncll Il. Palmer. Jr
San Francisco: Howard l.. Russell
watervillc. Ohio; MIR. and Mrs L. j.
II. NJ. Bcazell, Mrs. q. W. IenEst and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. CawinE. Cincin-
natl: Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Hancock.
son and maid. Syracuse. y. y; MIR
ana MIS-. Edwin q. ScibclS, Columbia
S. G.: Mrs. v. r. Myers. I.ouisbur-:
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip b. Fouke. St.
Louis; MIR. and Mra. L. l.. Cannon
Cleveland: Mr.. and Mrs. George i:ecSc
Cleveland; W. j. Gliddcu. Cleveland:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West. Philadcl-
phia: Mrs. II. Van Cortland Fish aud
Mrs. W. T. Robertson. New YORK: T.
Il. Fiatt and j. y. Plat H.. Portland
Ore
Among tho soldiers and their wives
spending tho weekend at Grove Park
Inn were Mr.. 1hd Mrs. Willis Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Turnbull Mr.
and Mrs. Grantland Rice. Miss Flor
cnce Rice. JuniuS Brown. Horace Fricr-
son. Jr.: y. Baxter Jackson. Il. y. Eai-
lc: Jr., Colonel John T. Geary and
Captain NJ. G. Mckay. OF Camp Sewer.
Grecnvillc. s G.; Lieutenant and Mrs
W. V. Flynn and Captain and Mrs. r.
q. Whittier. Camp Greene. Charlotte:
George II. Meyer. Henry Elymon. Fred
Il. Stcarns. l.. Il. Conklin. r. NJ Terry.
Lieutenant and Mrs. -. NJ. Ogilyie.
Lieutenant s. NJ. Wallace. Lieutenant
Q. II. Dunn. Captain G. \. Macarthur
Captain Franz: Iicnis. Lieutenant