The New York herald., 1922-05-14
nglers Flock to
Mountain Streams
|earAsheviIle, NC.
Ork on Clubhouse for Women
Will Soon Be Under
Way.

cidl Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
AsHEvILLE, N. c., May 13.--The an
al pilgrimage of anglers to nearby
untain streams is under.way. The
hing season opened last week. A ma
fity of the anglers are frequenting
Pgah National Forest, where numbers
the speclsled beauties are being caught
though the Government throws every
ptection around the streams. fishing
der permit is allowed from May / to
pgust 81. The logical entrances to the
eserve are from Asheville. Brevard,
endersonville, Horseshoe and Gambler,
on the Southern Railway. There Is
ail service within the Forest at David
River and Bent Creek. ~ 1f
Steps have been taken by the United
ates Forest Service for the establish
fnt OF a mountain trail to extend from
punt Washington, in the White Noun
ins, through the length of the Blue
dge M M)untains and terminating In the
feat Smoky Range in western North
aroIina. The route will be known as
e Appalachian Trail and will follow
Amy the ridges .of mountain ranges
ong the way, passing through Roanoke,
e Natural Bridge and Harper's Ferry.
Work will soon be started on Ashe-
Les clubhouse for women, which will
puse the various women's organizations
the resort. The building will be built
the corner of. Rayenscroft drive and
nurch street. A large hall, dining
pom, reception room, dining porch and
1nge room will occupy the first floor.
le second floor will contain the audi
Prium, seating 500, and card rooms.
ld the third floor will be given over to
|eeping rooms. Officers directing the
|uilding campaign include Mrs. James
Gudger. Jr.. president: Mrs. c. NAL
PIN Platt and Mrs. s. Elizabeth Bolton.
Miss Elizabeth Ber-
ara. secretary. and Mrs. Charles A.
Webb, treasurer
Dances at the Battery Park Hotel
ave been attracting many visitors.
fIEoHg those present at the midweek
|nalr were Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Price,
FoDert scott, Mr.. and Mrs. John T..
titcn, Mrs. Charles C. Hamley, Mrs.
PenJamin Smith. Allen ]. Graham, Ray
nond Crulman. Miss Elaine Bode, Mr..
[nd MRS. 5. Q. Fisher. Joseph Miller,
Eiiliam M. Beardslee and Mrs. A. w.
'ower.
Miss Jean Fuller has arrived from
Sew York and opened her summer home
lear Dula Springs. Mrs. w. Fl. Woodali
nd her grandson. Earl Woodall VOLS
ager of New Hayen, are occupyirr
heir home in Asheville for the summer
months.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Minor have re-
urned to New York after VISITING.
riends here for several weeks.
Some of those here are Mrs. M. G.
dcDunnough. Mr.. w. M. Beardslee. Mr..
Edward A. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. w. N.
lewis, Miss Mildred Summers. Mr..
ienry J. Hoston, Mr.. Joseph Z. Ander-
on, Mr.. George w. Davis, Mr.. Guy
fisher, Mr.. Theodore Thomas, Mr.. M. N.
e Noye!les. Mr. John Drysdale and Mr..
'incent Hall of New York.
fr. j. +. Alexander of Morristown
'as a guest during the week at the
Mr.. w. w. vreeland of New
rk has Joined friends in Asheville.
The greens and fafrways at the Ashe-
lille Country Club are in splendid play.
1g condition and hundreds Of golfers
ave been out daily. Among those in
sc metropolitan district on the links
septly were Mr.. d. A. Bishop of Jer-
ey City, Mr.. H. N. Stevens Of Plain
eld. Mr. J. r. Parker OF Forest Hills,
riss c. Fuller. Mr.. r. A. Morgan and
Iiss c. Briggs of New York and DR..
,ichard Golden of Larchmont.- At
rove Park Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. M.
AN Wrinkle of Jersey City, Mr.. H. NJ.
Hancock of Passaic and Mr.. w. c.
'ouston of New York. At the Manor
re Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Cummings of
lew York. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lord of
'uffalo and Mr.. and Mrs. George Lai-
ian of Newark