New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Horse Show Given
AT Hot Springs Is
A Record Success
Annual Tournament of West
Virginia Golf Association
Held; Honeymooners Are
Among Tennis Players
Special Dispatch to The Tribun.


Special Dispatch to The Tribune
HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 15,-The
success of the horse show has been
very gratifying to its sponsors and
Will go far to make future events even
more noteworthy. The judges were
Mr.. George R; Read and Captain Will
liam M. Talbot, two we'll known
horsemen of New York. These men
went about their decisions in wholly
scientific manner, something specially
appreciated by the country folk who
had made entries. Mrs. Melville E. IN
gals received ribbon for her Golden
King in the runabout class. DR.. Law
renee A. Bragg rode Mr.. Joseph D.
Eddy's Niger in the fve-gaited saddle
class. DR.. Bragg and Mr.. Eddy were
the principal sponsors of the show.
Miss Betty Shevlin, daughter of Mrs.
Marshall II. Russell, of New York, won
blue ribbon in the childrens saddle
class. Quite feature of the day was
the high jumping of Mrs Terah Hag-
GINS Tim: Mrs. Haggin will arrive
early in the week and will be at the
picturesque White Cottage, adjoining
Angaliston, for July and August.
1he horse show here is a matter of
We'll as social event. The animals are
all thoroughbreds and are given the
best care possible. Three boys of the
region made special marks through
their horsemanship, Clarence Criser,
Cecil Tuke and Frank McGlammery.
Iae week has been notable also Tor
golf. The West Virginia Golf Asso-
citation held its annual tournament on
the Hot Springs course, starting on
Monday and ending Thursday. This
association is to consolidate with the
Virginia Golf Association, here last
week, and the combined tournaments
are to alternate between Hot Springs
and White Sulphur Springs. Captain
and Mrs. William NJ Talbot registered
at the clubhouse early in the week and
are on the long course daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Earl Dodge arrived
at the Home stead early in the week
from New York and are to remain six
weeks. Mr.. Dodge is daily on the ten
mis- courts. There is some excellent
playing on the Home stead courts these
July days. The Messrs. John H. Rick
etson jr., John H. Ricketson Sd, Doug
las Stewart and Arthur w. Bell, who
came in on Monday from Pittsburgh
with Mrs. Ricketson. Mrs. Stewart and
Miss Agnes Stewart, are notable anna
teur players, and each day their work
is followed by large gallery. Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew, of New
York, also M. Geunadlus, the Greek
Minister and Nine. Geunadius, are
among those specially interested in
tennis.
The honeymoon colony go in
strongly for tennis. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Sibton ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo Semple jr., of New York, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hoffman Dolan. of
Philadelphia, are noticeable at tennis,
as are the Misses Mercer and Mar
garet Dunlop, Marcia Chaplin, Agnes
Stewart and Mr.. John H. Hayward,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Charles Welsh jr.. ar
rivals of the week from New York, are
frequently on the tennis courts.
The New York colony in the Home
stead is of pleasant proportions. Mr..
Henry T. Chittenden came down to
join his mother, Mrs. Frederick H.
Bugher, of Washington. Mr.. William S.
Gray jr. arrived early in the week and
was in a riding party on Tuesday 60
ing to Fassifern Farm for dinner, the
other members of which were Mr.. and
Mrs. David S. ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorenzo Semple ir. and Miss Margaret
Dunlop. Mr.. Paxton Blair arrived for
a weeks visit and motered to Falling
y.
Miss Isabel Turner and James Turner,
came in from Montclair for one OF their
frequent visits. Mrs. Rudolph X.
Looming. OF New York and Princeton,
is at the Hom omestead to remain SIX
weeks, and will be Joined from time to
time by Mr.. Looming. Mr.. Harley 2.
Wilson, of Washington and New YORK,
came in to be with Mrs. Wilson. who
has Just completed her cure. Registra-
tions at the bathhouse during the week
include those of Captain and Mrs. Tai
bot, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fearon. OF
New York; Senator Theodore T. Bur.
ton, of Ohio; Mrs. James McCrea OF
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Calderon Car,
Isle, of Washington, who has opened
her cottage for the summer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eppa Hunton jr. arrived IRON
Richmond in their private car, with
Mrs John L. Patterson, end Mrs. Hun
ton will take the baths. Mr.. Clement
March. of New York, who IS at his cot
taee with his nephew. Mr.. James +.
Ieith, also registered during the week.
Arrivals at the Homestead during
the week include Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
a Croker ir,. OF Cincinnati; Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Stoner and Miss Marion
Stoner, of st. Louis; also Mrs. Charles
Mel. Clark. who will shortly be Joined
by her daughter, Miss Mary Denman n
Clark. Mr.. William Maffitt has ar
rived from st. Louis to Join Mrs.
Maffitt here with her father, Mr. Julius
s. Walsh, of st. Louis. Arriving from
Baltimore were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T. Crocker, Mrs Allen MacSherry and
her daughter. Mrs. John Brogden. Mrs.
Edgar Park has returned to Boxwood
Farm with her mother, who recently