New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Colonial Ball Is
Leading Event of
Week i'm Ashcvillc
Childrcn's Affair Given ou
Washington's Birthday to-
Aid tho County Home:
Much Entertaining No"
.sprcior Dispatch to The Tr,oun,

leading event of the week was tho Chill
dren's Colonial Ball given Mt the Bat
tory Park Hotel on the afternoon OF
Washing on's Birthday. The affair was
arranged as benefit for the Buncombc
County Children's Home and a number
OF historic dolls were disposed Of for
the fund. Little tots in Colonial coz
tune with powdered hair gave cxhib-
tons of quadrille5, minuets and Virginia
reels Among the patronesses were:
Mrs. Colmar Avery, Mrs. Junius G..
Adams, Mrs Arthur Galloway, Mrs.
/ Horace Ely, Mrs. Elsie Bealc fIemphll,
Miss Florence Herbert. Miss Anne Oak
ley, Miss Christine Mcmmnger. Mrs.
William Redwood, Mrs. Haywood Parker,
Mrs. David Morgan, Mrs Grace Rankin
Branch and Mrs f. Kent. Miss Irene
Collyor directed the affair.
John Philip Sousa, who appeared with
his band here on Thursday, is planning
hunting trip i'll the North Carolina
woods after the completion Of his pres
cnt tour. He and several other sports
men control over 10000 acres of wood
land and a stream which arc well
stocked with game and FISH
John S. Burgess, professional at the
Ashev'llc Country Club. has resigned
to take a similar position with shc -
Louis Country Club, to become eff tiye
April |. In three years nc has "a1 DE-
Ashcville club one Of the leadiac; South
ern golf clubs. During the war he was
a. the Chevy Chase Club, in Washingto on.
/ and taught President Harding, then
Senator from Ohio, the fine points Of
the game.
Horseback riding over innumerable
and fascinating mountain trails has
lately. 4 favorite Bride path leads
up Sunset Mountain, which eheltcrs
Grove Park Inn and the golf course.
Each bend in the trail reveals wonder
/ ful pancramns Of tho distant Great
( smoky Range to the west. with Mount
! Plsgah and the Rat dominating their
more lowly neishbors. Mrs. Howard
Of New York, are daily in the saddle,
while others enjoying riding src 6lr
and Mrs. a. j. Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. r.
| ". Edlin, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lobsitz. Miss
l.. Larkin, (iustave Lindenrleyer, p. G..
/ lodsworth and ". II. Botsford.
Auction bridge partics have been
numerous this week. Mrs Herbert y.
Shapiro entertained at large affair
tuesday afternoon at the Battery
ParN Hctcs, her guests being The wives
ot physicians at henIlwolth Soldiers
Hospital. Mrs. r. r. Ivcy, Of New
! Rochelle. won first prize. Other bid
Mrs. P. T. Esselstyn. Mrs. Joseph c.
/ Freeman. Mrs. !. r. Earle. Mrs. Albert
/ c. Field. Mrs. j. r. Dewey, Mrs. A. 3.
/ Foster. Mrs. R. Knouse Mrs. a. II.
Neil. Miss Mary Gallagher. Mrs W. s.
/ Donoshue and Miss Elizabeth Dono-
ghue.
Mrs. r. J. Batemsn entertained sew
eral guests al buffet supper recently
( III honor Of her house guest, Mrs.
Luman S. Harley, Of New Tork. ". F.
Dabney. OF New York. is visiting his
niece, Mrs. }. T. McMshon, in the
Grove Park section.
Miss Rita Reese. OF Ashcville. is
spending several weeks with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Harold Reese.
at Cedarhurst. L. /.
Mrs. Washington Dodge. of the Hotel
! Netherlands, New York, is guest at
the Manor for several weeks Mrs.
Henry 3. Griffin has returned from a
nouse party in the Adirondacks and
has leased d cottage for the spring
season Mr.. and Mrs William Bunting,
OF New York, are visiting friends in
Asheville during the remainder oG
Mr. ant Mrs. Kenneth Flemn,ing,
who were .scently married in New
ark, are here for their honeymoon.
They will later go to Florida.
Newton NJ. Anderson, o. the Ashe-
vile School for Boys, has returned
from New York, where he attended the
annual convention OF Hcadma sters at
the Hotel Astor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Baldwin. Of
y ~ s1-lt
tne Piping Hot Tea House.
Late arrivals at the Grove Park Inn
include Henry Schulz, of Staten Island:
Mr.. and NIrs. Gustavc Lindenmeycr. r.
&. Holdswocth, Y II. Botaford, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A Ball. NJ. and Mrs. ala-
son britton., Mrs. II. NJ. CarDenter.
Mrs. Howard G;bb, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Wcschler and NJ. and Mrs S. Lob
stz.
The Battery Park Hotel is entertain.
ing j.. A. Boucher, y. S. Kirkland, Miss
tiances Reilandor Mrs. s. D. Lincoln.
Mrs. V. Large, F. j. Haskell, William
Kaye. ". A. Brittc, ard James r. Eb-
ling, of New York; Mrs. L. Lehman.
Mrs: J. Heller. Charles C.. Spanicr.
FREDERICK Grobert and William G.
Taylor. Of Newark; Frank r. Walker
of Richmond Hill, S. l.; Joseph Con
don and Miss H. NJ. Forrcs, Of Brook
! lyn.
Making their headquarters at the
Manos arc Mrs. Washington Dodge,
Miss Mary Barber Mrs. Charles In
graham, Of New York; Mrs. Robert v
Campbell and Miss Marie Deutscner
Of Newark; MI. and Mrs. Z. f. Baldwin,
Of Bloomfield n. j., and C.. W. Means
of Stanford
Late registrations at the Langrcn
included George L. Allen, Arthur
koenig, Thomas B. Loveiock. S. II.
Hoffman, ". T. Jones, William s.
Young, H. D. Miller, W. 4. Cay, Charles
Small, Robert B. Holobaugh and Henry
Mooney, of New York. and Mrs. W. S.
Lemen, Of Brooklyn.
February sojournere st the Swanan-
noa- BcrNley are Miss Belle Van Riter,
Miss Flora Bonheim, Frederick Lloyd,
! Mr.. and Mrs. ". ?. Yeats. Frank War
aer, Charles Windreth, Frank Draper
and Albert Shca, OF New York.
Many Early Arrivals at
White SuIpbur Snri,ms