The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-21
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

r TOT SPRINGS. Va. Sept. 2o.-Al-
n though the fall season does not
come in officially until Tuesday.
there is more than official autumn de-
light in the air. but 1t Is still equable
enough for summer activities to some
degree. Golf looks for cooler days but
tennis looks back upon warmer ones,
and so just now there is a combination
of each sport here in Hot Springs.
Many golf players are upon the course
daily, and during the last week they
enjoyed the playing of Leonard Martin,
aged 10, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Martin of Larchmont. N. Y. On
Wednesday this youngster made the
eighteen holes in SO, having A out
and As in. To prove this record not a
fiuke, the boy did the first nine again in
A. On Thursday his record was 9S. A
few weeks ago Master Martin played his
home course, Apawamis at Rye, in OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Farrar Bateson play
twosomes almost every day. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. de st. Phallo. who are extending
their stay at The Homestead, also play
daily Justice James Clark McReynolds.
who will remain here until the conven-
ing of the Supreme Court, Is an early
morning player, as is Henry G. Folger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coster Steers play
frequently, besides being often on the
tennis courts. Mrs. Stewart Waller. who
arrived here early in the week, regis
tered at the clubhouse and Is a daily
golf player.
fInong the younger players is Elgar
Bright, who just returned from France
and is with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar H. Bright at Brightview. Thorn
ton Adams is another of the weeks re,
cruits among the younger set and is
remarkable player.
Capt and Mrs. W. NJ. Talbot play on
the long course, as do Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Ryan, Miss Harriet McCook, Miss Char,
lotte Delafield, Harry c. Graef, w. Bar.
ton French, J. Newton Marshall and
Max Surth.
Tennis courts were gay this week with
! green sweaters and blue sweaters be-
sides the latest shades OF henna. Sin
gles and doubles were played by the
| Misses Charlotte Delafield, Margaret and
lie Moline Dunlop. Elinor Bright. Alys
Downing, Lorna Mallinson, Olyve Graef
and John w. La Pice, w S. Hoyt.
Frank Akers, David NJ. Heyman and
Edgar A. Bright. Those on the tennis
! courts frequently include also Mrs John
G. Hepburn, Mrs. James T. Loree and
| the Baroness Charlotte Won Winckler
The lawn of the clubhouse is lively
and colorful during the mild weather,
especially before luncheon and tea time,
when the daily concerts take place Mrs.
Clarence A. Wilson, who is here with
Mr.. Wilson. formerly Food Commits
sioner entertained Mrs. Reginald Heide-
| kopfer and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe on
Thursday. Mrs. Augustus S. worthing
ton entertained a small party on the
| same day, as did Mrs. Matthew l.. Akers.
Others entertaining at the clubhouse
during the week were Mrs. Charles
Robinson Smith, Mrs. Henry Morris
tombstone. Miss Marguerite Krebs ana
| Miss Adele Batre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Ryan re-
turned on Thursday from a short motor
trip into West Virginia, where they were
entertained by John w. Elkins at Elkins.
w. Va. They visited White Sulphur
| Springs also. The cottage colony has
been lively this week with informal
| luncheons and dinners.