New-York tribune., 1922-04-30
British Embassy
Turns to Ashevillc
For Summer Home
Staff Is Expected to Occupy
Van Dyke Cottage: Troop
Drill One of Features Of
First Saddle Horse Show
Special piyrotcn 10 1h. r,,bn.,

Special p.vpotch to tn. rlt6uac
ASHENlLLE, y. c.. April %. A the
summer capital of the state and proba-
bic headquarters OF the British En-.
bassy. Asheville should appca moro
than ever to visitors during the coming
weeks. X. Leslie Graigc. secretary OF
tho embassy, has been investigating,
suitable quarters here. and the staf' nm.
doubtedly will occupy the Van Dykc
cottage adjoining Grove Park Inn.
through July. August and September.
~ rs not expected that Ambassador
Gcddes VIII accompany the embassy
stan TO Asheville but it is understood
mat he Will visit this section whom
InoE are settled IN their summer Of
fees
Henry Getty Chiffon. counselor Of
INC BRITISH Embs ssv. Will be in charce
OF the summer headquarters. NJ i
ieters, second secretary. and II
haMlIton-Gordon third secretary. and
mli'tary and naval attaches viii ho
among the staN.
Govcrnor Cameron Norr;eou ~
North Carolina VIII arrive from Ra.
Ie'Eh early in June 10 sncnd the snw.
MGR and an especially brlnan, social
nc IS anticipated
AShcvllle's first saddle hors. sbo,,
IN seven years was thr chief feature
OF the week, Wednesday afternoon, AZ
VIC h'ltinorc Forest Riding Club. 4
P'cSslhe feature of the show was
1Iihlr'|-mlnute exhibition driu BY
room 4. Cavalry. North Carolina Na-
tionaI Guard. Judging the events
were Major S. NJ. Williams. Maior r
Il. McMath. Major George G.. Rein.
niger. A. +. Barton, !. G. DcshIcr
Wiley Brown. Dr.. Il. T.. Price and
Robert NJ. Clifford. Directors of Tho
flding club. who composed the show
committee. are Thomas WaGlcy Eaou1
Mrs. A. +. Wheeler. r. Z. McMath'
Pcrnham S. Colburn, Dr. Csrl Y RAJ
nolds, Judge !. G. Adams, A. +. Bar
ton and s. ?. Rsv-ncl
Plans Of the A.hevillc Country CIub
Tor an additional eighteen hole eolf
course and the erection of a more com.
mooious clubhouse ar- well under way.
and 1t is hoped that the new links will
be ready for play by next season. win
the opening OF the new Biltmorc For
est Country Club. on July r. Ashevillc
VIII iank among the leading golf cen
tcrs OF the entire country.
SeNcrsl hundred members of the Ma
uona PSper Box Manufacturers Asso-
cation will attend their annual convcn-
ton Al Grove Park Inr. Nav s. 10 and
IT,. Social features will include golf
and tennis tournaments, motor trip.
through the mountains and dances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christan T. E2ilinC. %
New orh. have opened their summer
cottage on Holmwood Road They
prought with them >eYcra Interesting
antiques. among them being table
once used by Eevoluton",N soldiers at
Lltchhe!d, Conn. and maple secre-
n q ~ rtv,N n
cys grandfather
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Jackson. Of New
YORK. are entertaining Nh. AID Mrs
Char!eS Creelman al their summer
home on Charlotte Street
MISS Roberta Porter has returned 20
New York after spending several weeks
IN Ashevllle. Her mother. Mrs. Alex
ander Forter. 10 remaining here in
definitely. Miss tielen Purefoy, Of New
York IS visiting Dr. and Mrs W. i
Purefoy and Will return home next
week.
Mrs. Charles V. Darlington has left
for several weeks Of. Nh. and Mrs. W
flnkney Herbert at Aloemarle Park.
Charles A. WEBB and his sou. Rluce
Webb, are attending th- National
Newspaper Publishers Association in
New York.
Alien Mclean. OF sbury. Conn.,,
- spending fortnight vita his sister.
Mrs NJ. A. Mattoon. on Pearson Drive.
Mrs. Lillian Emerson ha. returned to
New 1otk after spending month at
Black Mountain.
N' and Mrs. john Alexander Beau
returned 20 New YORK early in the
%eeh after visiting pr ard Mrs. Lewis
Mys II Y plsn.v r. I,