New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Tennis Matches
Feature Week at
Hot Springs, Va.
Many of New York Colony
Appear in Tournament;
Ll1ncheons and Dinners
on Society's Program
specsol Dispatch to The Tribune

SpecsGt HlSpdtch 10 Ihe ITlbune
HOT SPRINGS, Va, Oct. THE Au-
tumn Tennis Tournament was the fea-
ture of the week, starting on Monday
with the playing of the mems singles.
Each morning and afternoon the Ca
sino lawn and the terraces of the
hotel were filled with spectacular
gathering.
Members of the New York colony
in the tennis matches are the Messrs.
Cedric A. Major, w. Earl Dodge, Fred
erick G.. Inman, Hugh Keogh, Howard
Holmes, Franklin P. Ferguson, Culver
McWilliams, Samuel w. Merrihew, Alex
ander Her, H. Rowland Knowlton, Fon-
tame Fox, Philip Van Deventer, w.
Whitewright Watson, j.. Harlin O'Con-
nell, Alfred Houston and Beals c..
Wright; the Mines. Rawson Lyman
Wood, Culver McWilliams, Robert LIE
Roy, j. A. Barnard and Henry Coster
Steers and the Misses Susan w. Street,
Marion Hollins, Edith S. Williams,
Rosamund Sherwood, Margaret Keogh
and Emily Delafeld.
Recent arrivals included Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Y. Dalziel and Miss
Diana Dalziel, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Clar-
ence Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ.
McIlvain, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Pro-
yost, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Randolph Knowl-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams
and Miss Edith Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
w. Whitewright Watson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cedric A. Major aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Root Stern, who gave a dinner
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Hutton are
at the Homestead for the month of
October. Mrs. Philip Kip Rhinelander
arrived from Tuxedo Park. and will
shortly be Joined by Mr.. Rhinelander
lander, who also will be joined by her
mother, Mrs. Henry Martyr Alexander,
will enter the woman's golf tourna-
ment to be held the third week in Oc-
tober, Nine. de Weerth came down
from Bar Harbor, where she passed
the summer Mrs. Wilbur A. Blood
good and Miss Rosalie Bloodgood, Mrs.
Isaac G. McKeever and Miss Frances
McKeever, Mrs. Edward Luckenbach,
Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw, Mrs: henry
Anderson Conan and Mrs. A.. !. 6aid-
win also came down from New Iofk
during the week, as we'll as Mrs, Nor
ris w Mundv. who was joined later by
her son, Mr.. Roswell F. Mundy.
Mrs. Terah Haggin, of New YORK.
gave dinner on Tuesday at her cot
tage for the Baron and Baroness Rc-
senkrantz, Colonel and Mrs. Arthur
Kelly Evans, Miss Margaret Brown
and Mr.. Frederick C. Inman and Mf.
Edgar n. Bright in. General william
Lassiter gave a luncheon at Fasslfern
Farm for Mrs. Henry Colwell Beadie-
ston. Miss A. Lee Beadleston ana Mr.
James F. D. Lanier. Mr.. and Mss.
Henry Boettger, of New York, had rs
dinner guests on Monday Mr. ana Mrs.
w. Earl Dodge of New York: MRS
Rawson Lyman Wood arrived Weahes-
Europe. Mrs. Charles Holland Dueli
arrived Monday and will be joined
shortly by Mr. Duell to remain until
the end Of the month. Mrs. John Clln-
ton Grey ir. was an arrival Of the week
from New York, as we'll as Mr. Richard
Ramsey Adams, Mr. Brintol Buck
walter, Mr.. Beals G. Wright, Mr. Ed
ward r. Abbott and MIR. b. H. tleld.
Mrs. Martin Keogh, with Miss Mar
searct Kecgh and Mr.. Hugh Keogh, Mrs.
Marshall II. Russell, Miss Susan w.
Street and Mr.. Harry c. Hasklns were
additions Of the week to the New, York
colony.
The honeymoon colony at the Home
stead was increased during the week
by the arrival Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Gould Remick and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Van Deventer. Lady Mortimer Davis
ana Miss Charlotte "A. Major arrived
from Montreal.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt arrived
from Oyster Bay to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Norman James at their cottage. De-
s5artures Of the week included Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl j. Schmidlap, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Stewart Waller, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Al Huhn jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley L.
Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Oakley Rhine
nader, Colonel and Mrs. John j. Byrne,
Dr.. Leighton Parks and MIR. Henry Q.
Tallmadge.