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New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Riding Leads Diversions
AT Virginia Hot Springs
Many New Workers Are Included
Among Devotees of Bride
Paths at the Resort
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

opecN< DLSpNtcN 10 i ne ITlONHe
HOT SPRINGS, Va, March 26.-The
week preceding Easter at this place
was exceedingly gay. The Homestead
as usual, is filled, and every form of
diversion known at the resort is being
followed.
Riding is in special favor, and each
morning and afternoon a string of thor
oughbreds clatters along the mountain
trails. Among the riders of the week
were the Misses Dorothy and Antoin-
cite Clemens, daughters of DR.. and
Mrs. James B. Clemens, who arrived
from New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Van Rensselaer, Thayer have been daily
on the riding trails, as have Seth Ely,
John S. G. Ely, S. Emlen Piza, H. H.
Nreeland, James F. Vreeland. Mrs. Fl
T. Lawson, Mrs. William H. Fry, Miss
Mona O'Sullivan, Miss Enid Riker and
Miss Melba MacMartin, of New York.
MISS Virginia Sterry entertained the
Princeton Glee Club at dinner last
night before the concert in the Home
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Wise Wood,
OF New York. entertained informally in
the Homestead at dinner for Mr.. and
Mrs. Booth Harrington and DR.. and
Mrs. Guy C. Hnsdale.
Mrs. Arthur Kelly Evans gave a din
ner on Wednesday at Valley View for
Mrs. Thomas Ellis, who is her house
guest. Those invited were Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Booth Harrington, DR.. and Mrs. Hins-
dale, Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Hill and Miss
Jessie Grahame.
A riding party going to the Oaks for
luncheon comprised Philip K. Fletcher.
Bertram Duffield, Miss Mona O'Sullivan
and Miss Elizabeth Miller.
Arriving at the Homestead from New
York during the week We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar F. Luckenbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert c. King, Mrs. James M. Town
send, Edward H. Townsend, Mrs. Rich
ard Mott Dyer, Mrs. William A. Simon
son, accompanied by Miss Matilda
Evans, of Bridgeport Conn; Mrs. Oc-
tavle c. Hill, Mrs. f. p. Lawson, Mrs.
Henry T. Eschwege, Miss Ruth A. Geo.
w, Miss Roberta Willard, Miss Natalia
Willard, Miss Braman, Miss Emily L.
Braman, Miss Carolyn Clicks Dorsett.
MISS Melba MacMartin, Miss M.
blanche Gervaisc, accompanied by Miss
Nicoll, of Paris; H. Leslie Cuddihy.
Clinton Elliott and Charles D. Orth.
MI. and Mrs. Edwin w. Du Bois ar
rived from Brooklyn early in the week
and Mrs. Alexander Williams Biddle
was an arrival from Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Recital at Greenwich
Aids Scholarship Fund
Miss Creta Mason. Sonrano
Sings for the Benefit of
Lanier Camp
Spec;al Dispntch IN Tbe 1,r;h,,


:. GREENWICH, Conn, March 60
MAN. soclety folk attended a recital
given tonight by Miss Greta Mason.
jamaican soprano, at the Field Club
Tor rhe benefit Of the Lanier Camn
scholarship fund. Miss Mary Lanier
was chairman of the committee. Miss
mason sang groups of Russian, French
and English songs and three Handel
arias """'A
concert arranged by Mrs. Ma
tnaniel Webb was given under the
auspices of the Travel Club at the Y.
NJ. Z. "A. auditorium last Friday after
noon. The artists were Mme.s Leila
Joel Hulse, of Stamford, contralto.
VINO recently returned from a tour
Win the Russian Symphony Orchestra.
and Miss Mildred Dilling, harpist.
Mr: and Mrs. Henry L. Rrittain en-
tertasneo as their guests over the
weekend Charles Sutter, of WASHING
ton; John Donald and son, of rive. Il.
r, and Magee Phifer, of New York
MISS Caroline Ruutz -Rees, Miss Marv
Lowndes and Roland Ruutz-R Rees have
gone to Europe. They will visit
NaP'es' switzerland, Paris and Lon
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Graham have re-
turned from Bermuda.
Inc Greenwich Teachers Assocla-
tL:a LION 10 Planning many social activities
sn's spring. The association will hold
stunt night April 8 at the Have
meyer auditorium. On April % there
w1ll be dance under the ausnices If
the association at the Cos Cob school
auoi'otium, and in June the associa-
lion Will hold picnic, field and track
events.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Unusual Activity Marks.
Week at Garden City
Scores Flock to Colfing and Mo.
toring Centers to Pass
Sunday
Special Dispatch to The Tr;by,.

GARDEN CITY, l.. ~ Mach DC
rms has been week Of unusuai o.
tivity at Garden Citv. Nssat Westh,as ac-
Wheatley Hills and the HemnstesSY saS
tions. the ideal weather brinpino au $50 sre.
% visitors to the golfing and MOTORING
senters tor the week end Never ;n
the history Of golfing on Long Island
nave 80 many players planned to mass
the summer in the vicinity of T.ono
Island golfing centers.
The number. Of visitors here last sea
son was so great that j. j. Lannin i
building another eighteen-hole course
within sight of the Salisbury links
The spacious clubhouse will be en-
34kEed and an inn constructed.
Arrivals at Garden City Hotel in
elude Mr.. and Mrs. Peter r. Blone
Judge Townsend NJ. Scudder, William
9: Pearson, Mrs E. M. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs.. ]. Cotter Connell, Miss Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Nevins, Mrs. A.
Shillito. r. D. Pressinger, Mrs. A. s.
Armstrong, Miss r. A. Polhemus. Miss
4 A. Laing, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Niper.
]. w. Brainard, William n. Clark. R.
w. Belts and Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Heck, Of New York.
Miss Marie Stuart Clarke. who has
been at Lake Placid Club, returned to
Garden City to pass the spring season
wtth her grandmother, Mrs. ]. c..
Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Budd and
audecn Budd are at the Garden City
1etsl
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
American Tourists Aid
Great Bermuda Bazaar
Larned and Shafer Win Tennis
Match Played for the
Benefit of Charity
Special Dispatch to 7'he Tribune

HAMILTON, Bermuda, March 2s.-
american visitors. among whom were
Mrs. W. c. Denny and Mrs. Eugene
Lentlihon. aided in the largest bazar
eyer held in Bermuda. MANY were
present, including bud" Appleton. of
Boston, so we'll known in Bermuda that
doll dressed as facsimile of him
SELF in his somewhat striking costume
was bought for $40. Mrs. Moncure Rob
lnson Paoli had the hat trimming stall,
Mrs: w: H. Allen the flowers, and Mrs.
tables.
W. A. Larned and G. f. shafer. of
Camp Susquehannock, Pennsylvania,
won tennis match from Colonel Ber-
ger and Captain Gregg, played for the
benefit of local charities.
Bloomfield the property of T.. Cos
ling, In Paget, has been acquired bv
Mrs. William Clark, of New York. Mrs.
George Plimpton, of New York. will be
at Soncy, the beautiful property over
looking the harbor belonging to the
estate of her father, the late General
Russell Hastings.
The Governor of Bermuda and Lady
Willcocks recently gave a gymkhana
and garden party, which was largely at
tended. Vincent Astor and party were
present, as were Colonel and Mrs.
Swain, Mrs Leicester Payne, Mrs. NAL
don II. Marlin, Miss Janet Marlin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Fiske, of New York.
The costume ball at the Princess Ho
tel was we'll attended. Mrs. Vincent
Astor and her guests, including Miss
Edith Post, We're present, as were Gov
ernor and Lady Willcocks, Miss Harriet
Payne, Miss Janet Marlin and R. F.
Talmage, of New York; Captain and
Mrs. R. H. Campbell and Admiral PAX
enham.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Smith College Club to
Give Dance Tomorrow
Many Women Prominent in So
cial Circles Subscribe
for Boxes

The Smith College Club Of New
xosk ia to give . benefit dance snd
kg1dgs at tho Plaza Hotel tomorrow,
and snosg the women prominent in
New York society who have subscribed
for boxes are Mrs. Thomas w. Lamont,
Nss. Robert p. Loomis, Mrs. Seth Mil
liksn, Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt, Mrs.
George Roberts and Miss Dorothy Sea-
mans. Mrs. Milliken Is honorary chair
man Of the committee in charge Of the
dance, and Miss Scamans is chairman.
Mrs. Edward G. Ncllis Is In charge of
the bridge room.
Tickets at So each, and boxes holding
eight for $50, may be obtained from the
dance committee, Smith COLLEGE Club.
2SS East Seventeenth Street.
The college is having its spring va
cation. and many of the undergraduates
who are spending their Easter holidays
In and around New York plan to at
tend the dance. Miss Camilla Low, Of
East Orange, and Miss Helen Marie
Gottschaldt, of New York, arc repre-
scnting the undergraduates on the
dance committee. Others on the com
mittee with Miss Seamans are Mrs.
Richard M. Boardman, Miss Katherine
Fuller Gaylord, Mrs. George Gill Jones,
Miss Katherine Merriam, Miss Virginia
Mollenhauer, Miss Helen Ruth Moore,
Mrs. Egerton Parsons, Miss Leslie We'll
tha Pomeroy, Miss Margaret Roberts
Sherwood and Mrs. Edward G. Nellis.
The patronesses include Mrs. Donald
Abbott, Miss Ada Comstock, Mrs. John
O'Hara Cosgrave, Mrs. Joseph Griswold
Deane, Miss Virginia Gildersleeve, Mrs.
Charles D. Norton, Mrs. Harold Irving
Pratt, Mrs. George Roberts, Mrs Her
bert Scoville, Mrs. Clarence Walker
Seamans. Mrs. Willard Straight and
Mrs. William Walker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
STAR GRID Man
RETURNS TO AID
n, N. N. |. TEAM
NoSwEiL HAS BRIGHT PROS,
PROSPECT FOR roor,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
PARTNERS Will PlAY
MEMPHIS NEXT WEEK


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MEMPHIS Tenn. sept 1.-THE
posi season series between the Mem.
rhls southern association and Fort
Worth Tesas lesrue pennant winners
io decide the baseball chamrionship q
~ south oil start at Fort Worth
september = and viii consist 81 a
eNen game series ne winner ~ the
four games % b, declared southern
hampton
Came VII b. played al Fort Worth
September q and %. ~ Memphis
september "a rs and % and 10 the
liher games ave necessary. az Fort
Worth September "a and - That was
l'' il'd ~ conference here today o..
seen l1hn y. Martin president Of the
'lpihofr ass.c'ation and OAK Roberts
president ~ the ToNas league. a. men.
brfs u The loard q control which Nil
nI~ftisf ihe playing d the champion
efies with Thomas n. Watkins presl.
kni of the Memphis club. ana Paul
asfate. secretary u the Port Worth
Tub
ASSIGNMENT q tbs opening game was
lcclied ~ toss u con.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
Sporting News While
Ito Good to Read

portion, acrlllpe hits noo,. nrvnnan,
-, Marglu Cnuohmani tvs laso hts,
tullet, Haven, Rlmrrlun, hNlv. double
plays, inyle "a hrcnnanj slruvk uut.
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villa pitch, Melne lell on base saU
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ana rr,iiens,vln, Tinu, 40
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
AMARILLO GRAYS ARE EXPECTING
STIFF COMPETITION when they
PLAY AGAINST SWEEIWArER NINE

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15

r~S> teak. E.A<A ReAsEt>an Sknaes.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
PAINTERS lose
GAME TO FALLS
/. BY go SCORE


WICHITA FALLS, Twas, Scpl, 4.
The Spudd,is took the third galne VI
the ~sles from Port weF,h hev ~,
day, winnins, IA 4 iiome runa hy
kitchens, Kraft aud vSsmhs l,a,urd
the sams, the Fort Worth players
making their cltcult hlcws In she ninth
inning, Jumbo Ramsey, mr thu Spad
d.rs' huchsi y s,Ndy brand VI hail
while loe Fate was hh hard IN the
hH'als
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15

rEArNN>T- Twas >~nt N-res
rxuers<ts aEopp~d ne third game %
ne ~sriss 10 san An,onlo hsre toaAy
, - : Nelnss wiianess con,ribasins
Nrx~v - ,he Bar v'ct0ry. So0Fe.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15

SEMINARY fNtteSass III Nosgglss q
knchsns, Ss,ltoaueg, hoNe run. ki,cA,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
81. l0UIS SPLITS
DOUBLE HEADER
WITH BROOKLYN

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~ ssssu,s $3.50 sg.asg et n saa
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cuiCACo Ssff tt-Chslgo ronn.l
"a hn1ael and gstts hard t.,k.y anl
,hut oat ra.aAlnh.a io 10 % AlsX.
andsr was "A One form.
Score: Ru
rhhlIha ....... 0e1 lHa aaa-- ID ~
Cal,a,o ........... no ~ teA-i8 N
HuhbL B,tis anl iisnuns Ai,san.
Or ma oFaueM
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teNa~uklahcma,
~ Assc, la,s>l rt<>s

AnNoNE, oklao SVM N-nrk,
N,ss h's w,lay VNd,Nl the itnh gNme
" thu N'NNSoNlANwNA lsNyvW vNaM,
laoNSNN ANN',al Nc,wccN lNus Nnd
N,lMaV IN u AlOA ,NN Tho cOn,cS,
Mas vallNl " lhN ninth nN,ng,
N.s..t..a A Al ~
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tlNciNNArt Siuf ~ New Work
b.i H"t trouble Winning rn Cn.
aau today 40 90 O.
9nir n IA
NDt York ...... ono zoo 0-o-f1 h
cnHnau .... Ono goo 0sa- 4
nossas and snyler NSsy Markh
iI Wngo
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AWNgNAN aaNaN,lAlc manufacturers
Want lNN Al ,cr crM Ns,sNe aN,V ~,
NyNNa n - lscr crAl,
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WASHINGTON. Sspi "a = Only
,SeatN seven ulea c.csd lohaSca to.lay
a a eriilian, pl,cAlug tlsi with DAVIS
Fhich Washington ~on in ,hs ~evsn,h
ehsn ledgs ~nsled Nilisr And ShaaSs
walked and Ptciaica vas At hy a
p'ehsd h,,ii sogciug Judgs oVsT alta he
only run u ths sane.
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NHNAeatNr NMNfss@ w. Ne.
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pays,pgeF, S,,1,N has, Rs,NN, lviNrs
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Nes~ca NsA NfseEt MA MA ~
r.ss, Ce,y'sVS Ne,ANm AL SseeSVs
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NtsstsayyNEv.


ANgEHN m LEAGUE.
nfrolt AZ ho<ton.
Cleveland a Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pfonkiln a 81 Louis.
Boston a. Pittsburgh.
New Nork a. Cincinnati.
tHilsd<lphls ~ Chicago
TExAs LEtGE.
Galveston a Houston.
I'm Antonio a. Beaumont.
1nlInz a. r<Hfr1cu-ff.
m Vefsh a Vl<hl'a Fsll.
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tgTlsEi HGH Stut ~ -PiftsharSA
A'.a.d 1sisa a..y ,4l q q. e
ssese RH
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pttsbuga soa aas aaz-a le
t..lH sin Ner.u gf.N'tn 4l.l Goa.
1 Mons.u ana srhullt.
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Oldham Miidleion and Bassl,r. pm.
acck and Walters
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new YORK HOLDS
LEAD BY bEATlNe
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FMS hl Sp,S1Sa yaRNS " s PkySd by ,As ss,wasr Pro
ty'Ns'noN and oAs \NaElk ('yayS
Why NAost Nc RS as strong 1E eur Guy a. Wichita NapSass
Syp,gWber kAh waS baseball DAY in WIhta business men
uerShan and in Az walks 0 ke laid aside work entered
mtp AS NasAaa SPEa y sEsspoagh baseball Day IN
N1rSlN
tought % be enough baseball DAY in \marlo Most Of
rs pcrChaRl> Ae agrsSd close al FRln\N the 10th
the openug realizing that sport oi this kind seldom
Cl,iolr uet IN this sized town
hc material aud talent that TIVE clubs could gather
,chepSd tight apo,hsT IN ho, contested game FRpN
hc 10Th
For other gaweS vii ake phCe-SaturtaN, SUNDAY, Monday
aud lpvtN, The Hth 18th 10Th and sah
Better cowe cut hmg al As okN @'e boys os@dsd they
viii have real tune
Awa@ Baseball Club
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pstroit >hai Oat
boSrvN. SEPT iA-psnnock had
p,'ro.' % Tao hi,s te,.ay aRd Bosloa
won u O.
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lA,,v lts Williams, ,NMN ana NNns
,lNg, Whycler aud Warwirk,