The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-09
Mem IS Hole Golf
Course for Country
Club at Ashepille
Arrangements Being Complet-
ed for First Horse Show at
Biltmore Forest.

Special Dispatch to THE i-Ew York nERALp
AsHEvrLLE. N. c.. April S.-Golf and
horseback riding have led all other d.
versions this week. The annual spring
invitation golf tournament was played
the latter four days of the week with
nearly 100 entrants. with more than
score OF golf clubs throughout the
country represented. A silver trophy
was awarded to the winner.
The Asheville Country Club has ap-
pointed a committee to study the ques-
ton OF laying out an additional eighteen
holes to the course. The club at pres
ent has 500 members and facilities are
inadequate for the increasing number
OF players. A swimming pool and extra
tennis courts also are under considera-
ton. The committee named to investi-
gate the proposed improvements includes
Messrs Haywood Parker. II. w. Plum
mer, George Stephens and DR.. ]. A.
Sinclair.
Arrangements are being completed for
the first annual Horse Show to be held
at Biltmore Forest on April %. Saddle
classes will be featured. An exhibition
in mass and individual riding will be
given my Troop b, United States Cav
airy. There also will be races and
jumping. The directors OF the show In
clude Mrs. a. S. Wheeler. Messrs. Rob-
ert r. McMath. J. G. Adams. B. 5. Co.
burn. S.-P. Ravenel. Albert p. Barton
Thomas w. Raoui and DR.. G. v. Rey-
nolds.
The season for trout fishing in the
mountain streams opened this week and
many sojourners were rewarded by gen.
erous catches and keen enjoyment. The
Black Mountain Rod and Gun Club has
stocked the streams with rainbow trout
from Government hatcheries. The
French Broad River provides bass In
addition to trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander Beall.
who have been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Lewis O. Beall, returned to New YORK
early in the week. Mrs. Z. X. Hutchin-
son OF Oyster Bay. l.. l., is staying with
friends in Asheville. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Routh OF New York are enjoying sew
eral weeks at Mango Terrace after pass.
ing the winter in Florida. Miss Mildred
Berger Of Newark has Joined friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Gordon Barr,
who rented cottage for the winter.
now are at the Manor.
Miss Lola Shaw has returned to New
York after spending week with Mrs
Newton Anderson.
Mrs. Mack Parrish Watson or New
Corwin. at Tryon. and will later stay
with her sister. Mrs. Carroll Rodgers, al
Flat Rock. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bird
CrlnnellI of New York are being enter
tanned by DR.. and Mrs w. J. Reed OF
Chicago at their Tryon home.
Mr.. Henry Collins OF New York Is
staying with his mother. Mrs. Willis
Collins, in Cumberland avenue. He VIII
start soon for India.
Col. and Mrs. Salisbury Woolsey OF
New Haven are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs James Mcclure at their place al
Fairview.
Arrivals at the Battery Park include
Miss Marie n, Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
David l. Tins Mrs. T.. M. Banon. Mr.
and Mrs. Julius NJ. Bick. Miss g. n.
Hooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Denton,
Messrs. J. G. Pease, Il. r. Breen, Charles
l.. Camp Henry J. Barham. @. II.
Knlbb. r. T. Moseley and Alexander +.
williams OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. t. Robemann OF Brooklyn. Mrs. II. G.
McAfilIen or Middleport. N. u, and Mr..
George l.. Craig OF Newark.
Manor-Mr. and Mrs. u. A. Bush and
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ~ Hedden OF East
Orange. Mr.. and Mrs. William Early
Of Merchantvillc. n. j.: Mrs. NJ. II.
Hiiliari OF Middlebury, Conn: Miss A.
a. Fox. Mrs. Latram q. Reed. Miss
Elizabeth Z. Reed Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Schloss. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Wick
wire OF New York. and Mr.. -. r. Smith
of Brooklyn.
Grove Park Inn--AIrs. l.. NJ. Hart,
Messrs. r. J. Jennan, William Nc
Dougall. A. y. Thomas and Alexander
Brown or New York Mr.. and AIRS. ID. Il.
Tyrell, Mrs. r. r. Williams and Mr..
n. o. Smith OF Brooklyn; Messrs. J. r.
Stevens and Robert stevens OF Plain
icld. and Q. w. Weeks OF Cornwall on
Hudson. b