The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Golfers Arriving
in AShepilIe for
Open Tournament
Mrs. Louis p. Fisk and Mrs. L.
Z. Knapp Among Those Leas-
ing Cottages ut Resort.

Specia! Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD
AsHEvLLE, n. c., March 4.--With the
annual open professional tournament
little more than two weeks distant the
list of entries coming in promises the
largest professional field that Asheville
has ever entertained. Among the golf
stars who will be on hand March "a and
| 25 are Jock Hutchison and Jim Barnes.
who are now touring the South. out or
the last five annual tournaments here
Jock Hutchson has won three--191S,
1919 and 1921. In 1917 Gilbert Nichols
came In first, while in 1920 Jim Barnes
carried away the honors Many golfers
interested in the tournament already
have arrived.
A large gallery followed the two ball
mixed foursome teams last Saturday,
due largely to the presence of Edsei
Ford of Detroit among the entrants.
Mr.. Ford and his wife were allowed an
ample handicap. but did not finish near
the top. They are at Grove Park Inn
and play golf and follow the bride
paths daily.
Cottages in the Grove Park section
have been renting rapidly this week.
Mrs. Louis r. Fisk Of Montclair is occu-
pying a house near the Country Club.
Mrs. i. +. Knapp OF Bayshore L.. T., also
has taken a cottage. Mr.. and Mrs.
George owens of Great Neck. i. l., have
, leased Chipmunk Cottage. at Albemarle
Park, for the spring season.
Mrs. r. f. Copeland OF New York is
visiting her brothers family at Tryon.
Judge Gottfried Kruger and son. Will
lam Krueger. of Newark. are visiting
Judge Kruegers daughter-in-law, Mrs.
l.. X. Smith.
Miss Nettie McMann and Miss Rose
Williams Of Paterson. ". j.. are guests
of friends in Asheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. $. Portman OF New
York have gone TO Atlanta.
Mrs. w. a. DuclSett has returned to
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Jackson
havo arrived from New York and are
at their cottage on Hillside street.
Mrs. l.. X. Smith entertained at her
residence or Tuesday evening for Mr..
and Mrs. William Hoffman OF 4 East
/ Orange, who are at Grove Park Inn.
| At Battery Park are y. G. Eggleston,
| T. l.. Farrar, Joseph X. Ebling, Miss
| Grace Jones, Mrs. Nan G. Bates, Miss
/ Anna Dcagan, M. ~ dc Novelties. John
A. Brown. V. Albert Marshall and Miss
Mary Baker Of New York Joseph Con-
don and Miss H. NJ. Forbes Of Brooklyn:
/ Mrs Nettie Bailey of Lakewood. N. j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Field OF New
ark.
Grove Park Inn--Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
/ Burnham OF Irvington. n. ": a. A.
| Kraeuter OF Orange, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Tisch and Miss Lillian Tisch OF
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. George Dexter.
i Mrs. Thomas w. Lamont and George NJ.
\ Shepherd OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs. T..
/ w. Ackerson Of Brightwaters. l.. l.. Mr..
4 and Mrs. Don II. Baxter Of Noroton.
I Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Selvin Of
| jamestown. y. Y.
/ Langren--Frank Foulke Edward @.
Mccall William X. Zoll. Jr. George y.
! Dickerson. Charles Small and William S.
Young OF New York, and u. +. Whitney
OF Bloomfield n. J.
4 Manor--Mrs. Washington Dodge. Miss
Mary Barber Of New York Mr. and Mrs.
\ r. J. Wetmore OF Freeport. i. r.. and
7 Miss Elise Webher OF Great Neck. Il. J.
4 Swanannoa- Berkeley and Mrs.
4 James y. Brewer and Robert Brewer OF
l Newark. II. r. Hunter OF New York.
i Avonmore--Paul r. Carow ~ Orange
and r. j. Monahan OF Jersey city.
Margo Tcrrace--N. A. Lynch and Miss
| Elizabeth Lynch OF New York