Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
V|RG|N|ANS L|NCER
IN LAND OF THE SKY
Many From Old Dominion
Enjoy Scenery of Ashc.
Vile Section.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

PNN'.l ~ Nv AIil'N- US ptNAllr
.>SHEvl1.LE y. g. oct. li.-Sum-
mer people are lingering in the Land
OF the SKY later than usual this sea
son. as is demo nstratcd by the many
Son:herners and Wcs;erners now in
Ashevills, This region possesses
charms particularly enjoyable at this
time. notably golf. mountain climb
ins and horseback riding ovcr~pic-
turesque upland trails with sutrcicn,
variety 80 satisfy the most eNlctine
equestrian. The motorist finds him
set IN his oUn spccia! paradise with
paved roads strctchiuE ;or niles aud
niles between the Riuc Rids, PEAKS
Il d the Great smoke cham. An
ever changing pane rama of nlcuu-
ain. valley and stream l. nos Casc:-
nation 70 his drive.
Interest I'm golf this week conferred
about the FIRST annual womau's tour
nsmcnt at the Asheviilc Country Cub.
Three flights qualified. Mrs. Robert
\. Henry. OF I'll. san Souri Club.
ho:i.S medalist with low score o: loi.
atra. Irene ". Richardson. represent
ing the same club. defeated Mrs.
thompson Frazier. .: A>hcv!ll.. Tor
seventeenth green.
\ number al members OF the lody.
81 ElES have started u movement FOR
securing camping site in the hear,
Of til" Blue Ridge section. where
nose belonging I" TIA. order may
spend their summers at mOIerate
cost. Tho camp would hc owned 10y
the EiEs throughout the country aY
individuals and not by tn. lodges
IL l. planned to offer q, least loco
shares In THIS sntcrpris, at s25
per share y company VIII be mcor-
r"ra.cd Sh, rtly TO launch the scheme
II : probable tina; ELK lodges
throughout the South viii erect and
equip camp hnts FOR the use OF their
respective members
Mrs. James Duncan has returned 10
.hsneviiic after visiting Mrs. Thomas
Goidsboroueh and Miss Marie Tabb.
IN Gloucester County. Va
T.. 7. Wilson. OF Norfolk is sojouru-
Ing At the Battery Iark tel for a
fortnight Mrs. w II. Bethel. OF
NoTtuik. who passed October in Ashc.
N.!l". lett for Charlotte early in the
week
MIR. ana Mrs. Samu.l Patterson
"!'o daughter huve let, for their home
=. E"anok" Rapids after Spending
wrsh at the Battery Park
Mrs w W. hunter, vino has been
at the Marso Terrace tor the pas;
month. has left for her home in N5r-
i,lR
Nrs!mia registrations 81 tho Bat
ivrN 'irk this wcck Include Nj. and
Mrs ". Thompson. 7 H. stiff. L. *
>chwcod, !. II. Er,hlc. of Norfolk:
T.. T.. strauss. Il. A. l.aucast.r. il.
" Iio!dcvoit. William a. CulmavX.
Alexander Forward Of Richmond: -;
+ Butter. OF Roanoke, and Miss Jose
prime Warren. OF Bristol
Richmond visltors ar. especially
numerous At the langrcm. New ar
rivals There from the Virginia capii.I
.ncluGe stephen L. Wade. Miss lnra
Goodwin. l.. II. Rrooks. Leslie &.
ldndemnn, $. -" bradley. Mrs
CHARLES Bo!ce. Miss Marion Boicc w
+ Reesom. j. Il. Fleet. II T. Jcu-
N!"s, Ir.. James NJ. Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs W. II. case.
J. =. Dalton. OF Norfolk: II. Chap
man plds ANA W A. Jordan. OF Pc
t"rshurE, and Shirley Carter. OF
Hurkerilie Va, are visitors in Ashe.
VILE
Raymond 81 FoN, OF Laesbure, Va.
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Cooh. OF Nor
i"lk have l-it for their homes after
several weeks spent IN Ash"vll,e.
Mrs. Paul Waldrop and small song
nav" r"tnrncl';c Norfolk after visit
ing friends during the nrst half Of
October.
Miss elizabeth Weaver has -
stunned her studies AT Randolph Macon
College al Lynchhurg, Va