The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Tennis Tournament
of Chief Interest
at Hot Springs
Three Day Event Brings Out
a Large Gallery Of So
ciety Folk.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
Hor SPRINGS, Va. Aug. 12.-The event
Of the week was the invitation tennis
tournament organized by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph d. Eddy and which lasted from
Tuesday until Thursday. when the finals
were played MY. w. Earl Dodge of
New York aroused the gallery through
his splendid volleying. Miss Mercer
Dunlop daughter Of Mrs. Archibald M.
McCrea, came in an excellent winner
and displayed fine back court driving.
Among the players were the Messrs.
John @. Luke, Richard L. Plant and
Paul Forester. Mrs. Joseph d. Eddy
and Miss Emily Luke of New York the
Messrs. Allen Grover. John III. Hayward
and Daniel E. Wight. Mrs. Charles Me-
Lure Clark, Miss Mary Denman Clark
and Miss Josephine Bates OF St. Louis ;
Dr. Charles Bruggman of the Swiss Len
cation and Mr.. r.. Golden Donaldson
Jr. Mrs. John Parker jackson and the
Misses Marcia Chaplin, Ruth Donaldson
and Margaret and Mercer Dunlop OF
washington the Messrs John II. Ricket-
son, Jr., Douglas Stewart of Pittsburgh !;
Mfr. Frank Akers OF Louisville and Miss
Margaret Conroy OF Lima, Peru, who Is
the guest OF Mrs. Terah Haggin at the
White Cottage.
The New York colony was well repre-
sented during the three days OF the play
ing. Mr.. and Mrs Melville L. Ingalls,
were among those enerTtaining at tea on
the Casino lawn on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Dodge had as
luncheon guest Mr.. Joseph Hartman
before his departure for New York and
Newport. The New Homestead restau-
rant was the scene OF a number of
luncheons and dinners during the week.
A notable dinner was given for Sonora
de Riano. wife OF the Spanish Ambas-
sador, by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman.
whose guest she Is In the Homestead.
Tho Peruvian Ambassador and the
Sonora de pezct also were entertained at
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs Wardrnan and
gave a luncheon at Valley View early
IN the week.
! Mr. and Mrs. J. Thilman Hendricl OF
Washington had large company at
Fassifern Farm for luncheon early In
the week in honor OF the visiting diplo-
mats.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Evans OF New
York gave dinner In the Homestead
for Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Barber.
Capt. and Mrs. William NJ. Talbot of
New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
jefferson Ryan OF Washington.
Mrs. Louis NJ. Fulton OF New York
gave a dinner for Dr. and Mrs. Lanier
Pole and Miss Agnes Hooker. and also
entertained at tea on the Casino lawn
during the playing OF the sem-finals
in the tennis tournament Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Stoner Of st. Louis toosv a large
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In the week for an old time Southern
luncheon.
The largest picnic party OF the week
was given by Miss Margaret Conroy for
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ID. Eddy, and took
place In the Cascades ravine. the com
pany going out on horseback.
Capt. William NJ Talbot and Mrs.
Talbot have bought "Idylwood." the
Colonial cottage Mt the head of the golf
course and for number OF years the
property OF Mrs. Zachary wainwright
Tinker OF New york. Capt. and Mrs.
Talbot are to improve the estate and
also 10 build n stable for their hunters.
Mrs. Tinker left early In the week for
New York with her house guest. Mrs.
Ackerson Van Dorp Of san Francisco,
The New York colony was Increased
| during the early part of the week by
the arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Luke and their family; also the Messrs.
John Markle. Pembroke Jones. Jr.. and
Rudolph r.. Looming, who came down
70 pass a few DAYS with Mrs. Looming.
Lady Thornton OF London came in on
an automobile tour with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Blair OF Charleston. Mr.. and Mrs.
snowden Wright arrived from Baltimore
by automobile. Coming from Philadel-
phia we're Mr.. and Mrs William c.
Downing, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stock
ton white, Jr.. and Mrs. J. william
white Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lee and
Miss Julia -. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Savidge and Mr. Frank II. Savidge.
Jr. also DR.. John II. Glrvin. who VIII
take the baths. Judge and Mrs. Alex
ander r. Humphrey and Miss Marv
Churchill Humphrey were arrivals OF
the week. as were Mrs Edwin T.. Gar
rett and Mrs. w. Irving al Zerega Of
reesburgh, Va; Mrs. Blair Thaw Scott
and Miss Gertrude Livingston Scott Of
Baltimore.