New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Women Will Begin
tGOH Tournament at
Hot Springs Monday
Opening Of the New Harmed
Trail Proved OF. Much In
terest to Members Of Col
ony Who Ride Horseback
Spcciat Dispatch to The Tribu,,e

uoA oE hlrIS, va, Oct. 14.-An-
otter glittering week of the great
autumn season in this festive AL
leghany valley has ended with the
finals in lie golf tournament for men
players which started on Monday over
the Hot Springs long course. There
were eighty entrants and some ex-
eeiicnt work got in.
Monday morning the tournament for
men players starts and will continue
Matil Saturday. bringing to an end
.hfee weeks of remark 10 amateur
week from New York were the Messrs.
harold G. Richards, Cornelius s. Lee,
william Il. Simonds, r. Adams, Will
y Ilsh Hunter, Hugh Keogh, George
Batcheller, Charles Shiverick, Baisley
r. Elebash, Dickson Boardman, Chaun-
cey M. Murphy, John Balm, IT,, Edward
M. Mcllvain, w. Whitewright Wat
son, Dudley S. Liggett, Francis S.
oWhltten. Fl. R. Knowlton, George
Sloane, William T. Koch, Culver Nc
Williams, John G. Tappin, Frederick u
iiinman' ii' ). ID. Sawyer, Winthrop Will
G. Jarvis Geer, jr., 6. q. Hite. ir.,
John Austin Black Martin Erdmlan Ian
and Bedell H. Harmed.
:, The week brought to the Homestead
m the usual colorful gathering and at
this time of the year New York is es-
pecially represented. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis s.. Whitten came down early
IN the week for the golf, also Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sloan. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
W. Robbins, who are always at the
Homestead during October, were ar
rivals of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
hard M. Dahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duff
Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius S. Lee
in early in the week. Mrs. Henry Mar
tyn Alexander arrived to join her
daughter, Mrs. Philip Kip Rhinelander,
of Tuxedo Park. Mr.. Rhinelander is
expected early in the coming week. Mr..
Charles Holland Duell came in to join
Mrs. Duell and Mr.. Henry Anderson
CONAN to pass several days with Mrs.
Conan here with Mrs. Alvi living
Baldwin, of New York.
Mr.. Wilbur S. Bloodgood arrived to
be with Mrs. Bloodgood and Miss Rosa
lie Bloodgood. Also coming in during
the week to join the New York colony
were Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Inman, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hurd, Mr.. and
Charles E. F. McCann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vance Lauderdale, Mr.. and Mrs. James
/. Bush and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
Burnham
Mrs. Payne Whitney came down from
New York to remain fortnight. Mrs.
Andrew Carnegie arrived with Mrs.
William Adams and is at one of the
Homestead cottages. Mrs. Frederick
Nelson arrived from Newport for
visit of six weeks.
Mrs. Jose Aymar, Mrs. Herbert
C+opo opd Mre Citfford " Prolya1u
were weekend arrivals. Miss Polly
Mccall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Mccall, of New York, is here with
Mrs. D. Herbert Hostetter and Miss
Helene Hostetter, of Pittsburgh.
Arrivals Of the week also included
the Messrs Jules Glaenzer, John Balm
jr., G. Jarvis Geers ir., James T. D.
BowlesA and Baisley P. Elebash, to be
with his mother, Mrs. Bedell H.
Harmed, and Mr.. Harmed.
Something Of interest to the riding
ing on Friday of the new Harmed trail,
which branches from the McDannald
trail, off Dunn's Gap, and ends at the
Ellis trail. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmed and
large company Of riders went out to
the Ceremony. Riding is always
principal diversion here, and there are
many, many miles of enchanting coun-
try through which to ride. Mrs. George
H. Ingalls, and Miss Katherine ingalls,,
arrivals of the week from New York,
are daily on the riding trails.
Sir Robert Borden, the former Can
adian Premier, and Lady Borden, have
arrived from Ottawa and are here at
Casa Eleli, guests Of 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Arthur Kelly Evans. Mrs.
Evans gave them tea on Monday
and dinner on Tuesday at which the
guests were che Baron and Ba.oness
Rosenkrantz, Mrs. Terah Haggin, Miss
Margaret Brown, and the Messrs. Jer-
ONE Napoleon Bonaparte, Dickson
Boardman and Joseph B. Whitehead.
There is always much activity in the
cottage colony during the autumn sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew L. Akers
entertained at Upland House and Mrs.
Terah Haggin gave dinner at the
White Cottage, whore she has been
since early in the summer. Captain
and Mrs. William M. Talbot, of New
York, are at Bienvenu, until the COM
pletion of their new home. The
Talbot stable has been brought down
Jefferson Ryan are at the Pillars during
the construction of their place, Ryan
Ridge Farms, on the Warm Springs
Road.
Coming in from Philadelphia during
the week were Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Fish
lr, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy 7. Bockmayer,
Mrs. William II. Tevis HUM and Mr..
George A. Huhn, to join his daughter,
Mrs. HUM Bailey; Mrs. Charles Gill
pin 3D., Mrs. William Butterworth,
Mrs. John P. Matthew, and Mrs. FELTON,
Bent with Miss Nancy Bent. Mrs. Eu-
gene du Pont Mrs. William H. Fem
and Mrs. Russell H. Dunham arrived
from Wilmington, Del.
Departures of the week included MFR.
and Mrs. James l.. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
J ohm G. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Doelger, Mrs. Charles F. Swan and
Mrs. John L. Adams, of New York.
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