New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Asheville Dancers
Engage in a Cotton
Snowfall" Battle
Series of Attractions for
Thanksgiving Week; Golf
Tournament Attracts Big
Group to Country Club
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ASHEVILLE, n. C., Dec. "A num-
Der Of society functions at the hotels
and outdoor sports made Thanksgiving
an especially notable holiday here.
There have been many attractions dur
ing the week. the most popular Of which
was the Shriners' ball arranged at Bat
tery Park Hotel on both Wednesday
and Thursday evenings.
The ballroom suggested the interior
Of a mythical snow palace, with its
realistic winter decorations. while the
dancers pelted their companions with
cotton "snowbslls." The pAtronesses
we're Mesdames Roy +. Ebbs, z. P.
Brownell jr.. S. 4. BArbee. Thomas j..
Harkins, y. J. Warner. E. II. Boyer,
james ". Grimes, Canie y. Brown,
J. II. Wood. Edward r. Hampton,
Joseph j.. Nichols. w. Randall Harris,
Charles 2. Monroe, Frederick c. Mae
Arthur and Charles 6. Davis jr.
The annual Thanksgiving golf tour
nAment at the Asheville Country Club
for the Connally cup attracted large
field Of both men and women con-
tenders. The Biltmore Forest Country
Club kept open house on the holiday.
The rolling course was dotted with
players, while many guests motored
ove- for the evening reception.
Mr.. Henry Westall, winner Of several
tournaments in past years, lowered the
amateur record on the Asheville Coun-
try Club links recently. Playing in a
foursone he went out in "a and re-
turned IN q similar number Of strokes
for a total Of gs. Louis jacob, OF
Charlotte, ". c., had held the record
previously with 60, made In the quail
fyinc round Of the Carolina Golf Asso-
citation tournament in 1919.
The Carolina Motor Club, OF which
Mrs. Edith Vanderbilt, Of Biltmore, ~
vice-president, Is planning a motor
tour through the Carolinas, which VIII
leave Boston to-day. Al least fifty
machines are expected 70 be In line.
Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler. OF
New York, who Is national president
Of the United Daughters Of the Con,
federaey, was entertained by M ana
Mrs. ]. d. Ball.
Miss Helen West, Of Trenton, was
guest of honor at a farewell tea given
bv Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elder Stiil-
we'll AT their home in Norwood PARK.
Miss West has been spending iort-
night with Mrs. A. c. Hoffman. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. koehn, OF
Enelewood. n. j., who were guests az
Grove Park Inn, are now at the bli,-
more Country Club. Mr.. and MIS- D.
w. RhoLdes, Of Garden City, have ar
rived at the Manor, where they intenu
to spend the winter. Mr.: and mrS. r.
Haut, Of Brooklyn, have left TOT theli
home. Mrs. A. o. Dayton, OF MoIrls
town. and Mrs. Charles J. Stfing' oI
PHILADELPHIA are located AZ ""is0
Terrace. ,..-..,. ,,ho
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis z. Nichols, VINO
were married here last week. WIZ n4 ~ y
their permanent home in Sarmel, N. 4.
Recent arrivals at the Battery u rain
include Messrs. ]. Z. DAWSON, my"
compbell. +. W. Delaney. George l.
T,hn M and Mrs. W. F. Cuerseh, Mt.
md Mrs. NJ. Allendorf and Mr. Ar,huI
q Turner. of New York; Mr. william
A Howard. OF BrooklyD. and Mr. ana
Mrs. Benjamin A. Gaskill, OF Atiantle
City. -.
Mrs. Joseph Byrne, Of East Orange;
Mr and Mrs. S. S. Landon, Mrs. Guthrie
McCiintic and Miss Gudron MantLlhs.
Of New York; Mr. James S. Wolf oi
White Plains. and Mr. and Mrs. J. ".
Rhoades. q Garden City, L. J. are al
the Manor. ~,
Those AZ Grove Park Inn include hrs'
]. W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. E. +. Lamb
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MeCullock and MIS-.
A King. Of New York; Miss Helen
Brown, OF Yonkers; Miss =. Wibirt. OF
Orchard Park, n. Y, and DR.. and Mrs.
p. G. Knowles, Of South Orange.
Mr. William HOlloek, Of Derby, Conn.,
Is spending two weeks with friends IN
Asbeville. DR.. and Mrs. W. 7. Bukh, Of
New York, are staying at Biltmors
Forest