New-York tribune., 1919-09-21
Outdoor Sports at
Hot Springs Keep
Colony l1nIiveneel
Golf and Tennis Enthusiasts
Take Full Advantage Of
Fine Aulunnn Weal!icrs
Many Dinners Are Given

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Sent. 20. Thee
are officially autuma days, and there is
m5re than Official autumn de!lght in the
air, but it is stlll cQunb euough for
things of summer u some degree.
Aolf looks for cooler days, but tennis
l!oof IS back upon warmer ones, and so
JUS, now there is delightful combina-
tioh OF each sport hove in Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. r'arrar Bateson are
daily upon the links. Mr. and Mrs. F.
de St. Phalle. who arc oxtendiue tlc.r
stay at the Homestead, so nlav daily.
Justice James clark NcRern0i3s. vso
is rema nin@ her. unit. the convarine-
Of tho Supreme Court. is aa eerly nlora-
ing PLACER, and Henry {. 20 ger IS an
other. M and Nys Folrer are l.avinir
early in tie week Tor New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coster steers plav
frequently and are as often on the ten
MS courts. Mrs. Stewart Waller. who
arrived early in tie week. registered ct
the clubhouse without delay and is
daily player.
Tennis fans have been active during
the week and the courts are gay with
multicolored sweaters. Singles and
doubles during the week have been
played BY the Misses Charlotte Deia-
field and Lemoime Dunlop. Elinor
Bright, Alys Downing. Olyve Graef and
John ". La Pice, ". ). Hoy rfaa6
akers. David NJ. Heyman and Edgar a.
Bright
The lawn Of ths clubhouse is shar-
ing il the mi weather Of early ae-
tumn, and bcf re iu1cheon and q. tea
time during the daily concerts the n'ac,
5 lively and ,clcrfui Thursday Mrs.
Clarence A. Wilson entertained Nre.
Reginald Heidkopfer and Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe. On thc same day Nrs
Augustus S. Worthil r'pn entertained
small party and anoe' or was that OF
Mrs. Matthew l.. Akers Others en-
tertaining at the clubhouse during the
week we're Ms. Charles Robinson
Smith. Mrs Henry Morris Johnstone.
Miss Marguerite Krebs and Miss Aae.e
Batre
Mrs. Elliott z. Shepard. who has tsen
mere through the au0amer. left
Wednesday, for New York acconnar .oa
ny Mrs. Fabbri. who VIII 10 ioincl
there by Mrs. Eracsso q. Tabbr;. vho
has been at Ashcvi,ln. Nla.. and Nar
Harbor during the summer Mrs. i
%ewell Reynolds was onother de0art..fe
Wednesday FOR New YORK Dr. and
Mrs Allen NJ. Thomas arc rere from
Now York, arriving Tucsdoy Othars
arriving through he week from New
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Graham. Mr.. and Mrs John Lind 1'.y
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wal.e~ B. Cowper. hss :
Major and Mrs. G r. Tuska Mr. rrt
Mrs. II. A. Houpt, NJ ana Mrs. Arir4,.
Doughcrty, Mrs. 4. +. Iiai1ht. Fir .7
Mrs. Dwight CAM. r. 1f.se TI'--
simon. Miss Arbory Mss N wrrsati
| Mackay. Mis- Nerri.t flht-
Frances F. White 'n1 ~ .s f5a est u
Write. and Judss {. X. Ar4e~aor. nau
r. Fcrnald. Arthur Simon. Y'. r. - %.
nart and the Misses la1ppar- Nr. and
Mrs. jerome y. Honarayte arrived from
WASHINGTON and Mr.. ond Mrs. Henry
Post Mitchell from PRINCETON \. J.
Mrs. Calderon Carlyle Ynvc smal
dinner At her cottage Early in the weel
and later entertained her Guests niti
the Hot Springs Chorus Tbs society
v hlch is under tho direction of Mrs
Walter Pruse Howe. made sp'ae iic
impression by their col.cert l.. f. n,
week at the Casino Of the Homestead
Ine chorus plans 10 sing - diffe'en
cottage events during tno season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thonas j. Ryan -
/ turned Thur sday fro,a short r2otol
tip into Wet V.reinia, wrcrr they
Wee entertained by Jonn W. E,h.ns a
Elkins, ". Va. and also made a shor
visit TO White Sulphur springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Eedell II. Harmed anc
Mrs. Harned's. son, Baisley p Elebash
are at tho H amestead, after passing
! short time atNWhits Sulphur Springs.