New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Kiwanians Gather
AT Asheville for
Gala S eason
Special Features Included
i'm Entertainment; Prom
inent Railway Men at
Big Convention at Resor.
sesc.as D,spctch 60 Th, T,sbura

ASHEVILLE, N. c.. Oct. 21.--Ashe-
vile hiss entertained many conventions,
and this week two gatherings were
added to the long list. Early in the
week Kiwanians Of North and South
Carolina held three days session,
with headquarters at the Battery Pa k.
Notable officials attending were Mr.
George II. Turner, of Toronto, interna-
tional president; Mr.. Jules Brazil, MIR.
John M. Moss, of Milwaukee, district
governor ofe Wisconsin, and Mr.. Fred
w. G. Parker, International secretary.
There were many features of entertain
ment, which included a banquet on
Tuesday evening at the Battery Park,
an organ recital at Grove Park Inn the
following afternoon, reception at the
Biltmore Forest Country Club two
hours later and concluding ball at
the Battery Park Wednesday evening.
Two hundred members of the Rail-
way Treasury Officers Association
gathered last Wednesday for their an
nual convention. Officers Of the or
ganization include Mr.. D. K. Kellogg,
Of Richmond, Va, president; Mr.. r. M.
Harry, Of Cincinnati, vice-president;
Mr.. j. A. Yates, of Montreal, second
vice-president, and Mr.. L. w. Cox, OF
Philadelphia, secretary and treasurer.
business sessions by devoting Thurs
day to motoring over the new scenic
road to the summit Of Mount Mitchell.
the highest peak east Of the Rockies.
Prominent railroad treasurers in
Asheville for the executives conven-
Siou were Mr.. r. a. 3. Mcknight, of
Pittsburgh. Of the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn: Mr.. s. L. Shannon, Of Moncton,
New Brunswick, comptroller Of the
Canadian National Railways; Mr.. F..
L. Dickerson, Of the New Jersey Cen
trai; Mr.. W. Wadsworth of Baltimore.
Of the Merchants and Miners Trans
portation Company; Mr.. John a. Han
cock, Of Richmond, Of the Chesapeake
& Ohio; Mr.. A. A. Cummins, of Chi
cago, of the Pullman Company; Mr..
John r. Reid, Of the Atlantic Coast
Line; Mr.. II. A. Clifford, Of st. Paul.
Of the Northern Pacific Railway. and
Mr.. A. r. Bayfield,, of the Lehigh VAL
Located ut the Battery Park during
the railroad treasurers' gathering were
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Parsons, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Parmelee, Mr.. A. E. Tate,
Mr.. Maury Middleton and Mr.. Twins A.
Browne, Of New York.
Railway men registered at the Manor
for the convention included Mr.. H. H..
Lee, assistant treasurer OF the Penn
sylvania system; Mr.. j. 6. Enderlin,
Of the Delaware, Lackawanna q West
ern; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Booth, Of New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. John $. Sneyd
and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bayfield,, OF
Philadelphia,
Mr., Harold Sears, Of Oranre, Is 8
guest at the Piping Hot Tea Room.
Miss Lucille Robider and Miss Jo-
sephina Robider have returned to New
Yo~k after visiting their aunt, Mrs. r.
J. Pape.
Mrs. Lydia Poole. OF Brooklyn, Is
spending q fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. S. Hartshorn at their home on Pear
son Drive. s.
Miss Ruletta Rooers, of Warwick, N.
Y, is the guest of Miss Gertrude Saycr.
at Tryon. Miss Marie Gellatiy, Of New
York, is with Mrs. r. Coleman for q
. Sir Robert Baird, x. B. E., D. L., man
aging director Of the Belfast Telegraph,
and Major General Sir Menus 0'Keefe,
X. c.. M. G., who are making a tour of
America, passed several days at Grove
! Park Inn. Sir Robert Baird was the
Irish representative on the Admiralty
War Commission and press committees
of Great Britain and Ireland during the
war General O'Keefe ia a distin-
e-'iehed medical officer In the British
George w. Vanderbilt and
daughter, Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt, are
attending the North Carolina State Fair
Eth Aftar short time In
Columbia, s. c., they will proceed Is
. IalK Mrs Vanderbilt will then
commence her Journey to Japan and
wiIl not return to the Biltmore estate
until spring.
Mr.. W. W. Michaux. Of New York,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs .. S,
Williams, in Asheville. Mrs. Homer
A. Dunn has returned TO New York