New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-18
Big Hot Springs
Gallery Applauds
Bankers at Tennis
AIR, Coleman Jennings Wins
Finals in Tournament;
Golf Devoiees Have Busy
Week: Many Auto Trips
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HOT SPRINGS, Va, June 1.-THE
finals Of the tennis tournament OF inc
District OF Columbia Bankers Assoei-
alton on Tuesday brought out large
attendance. The result was the defeAt
OF Mr.. Ezra Gould BY Mr.. Coleman
Jennings, 81, IS, 6-3. Both men
were in fine condition and kept IN
form all through the match. hr, Jen-
nings's rallying Mt the net ana pr;
Gould's driving were especially marked
and applauded. Members OF the New
York colony on the Casino lawn dur
inc the match we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph d. Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
van der Hof Koch. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Highly. and also Mr.. and Mrs. Darnhll
Wallace. who are here on their honey
moon The District Of Columbit bank
ers held n very successful and pleas
ant meeting. The golf tournament was
won BIZ Mr. Ralph Barnard, who came
IN with a score OF 70 and was given
the Hibbs cup. .,
Golf during the week had It's usual
following. Mr. Charles Delevan Wet
more, who came down from New YORK
during the week, accompanied by Mrs.
Wetmore. registered at the clubhouse
and is daily on the long course. Mrs.
Daniel Bacon. recent arrival from
New York. also has registered at the
Bath House. Mr. Charles Holland Duell
came from New York for brief visit
and got in n few days Of golf.
Mrs. Terah HnRgin entertained at
dinner In tho new la carte restau-
rant in the Homestead for her guest,
Miss Margaret Conroy, delegate from
Peru 20 the recent Pan-American con-
gress in Washington, who will pass
the summer In Europe. Mrs. Ha2gin,
who rode frequently during her visit,
departcd early in the week for New
York with Miss Conroy and Mrs. Louise
p. Person. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred '.
Neserole came in from New York for
months visit. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lee Valentine are here from Richmond
10 remain a fortnight. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wardman motored over from
Washington 70 be here two weeks; Mr..
and Mrs. Wardman also arc active on
tho golf course.
The second half Of the week was
given 70 the annual meeting OF the
Virginia Bankers Association, which
started with an attendance Of 200
on Friday and Saturday was a feature.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville L. Ingalls, do
parted on Friday for New York by au-
tomobilc. stopping over In Washington
for a few days. While in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls, will attend the
wedding Of Mr.. David Sinton Ingalls,.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert s. ingalls,,
and Miss Louise Hardness. daughter Of
~ - .r~aff
be held No Glen Cove, /. l.. on June q.
Mr.. Julius s. Walsh has arrived from
ST. Louis for an eight weeks visit. ae-
companied by his daughter, Mrs. VII
liam Mafiitt. Mr.. Julius S. Walsh jr.
and Mr.. y. S. Chouteau Walsh have
gone TO New York. DR.. and Mrs. Wills
L. Regain. OF Atlanta, motore( over
from White Sulphur Springs fol lunch
con in the Homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph d. Eddy mo-
tored over TO White Sulphur during the
week. Mrs. John Clinton Grey, Of
Newport, was among those going 20
Valley View for tea. The Messrs.
David Bradley Martin. Of Philadelphia.
and Henry Benham Garfield, Of New
York, were among the active riders
during the week. Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Tappin lunched n the new restau-
rant before leaving for New York.
DR.. and Mrs. William c. Gwynne, OF
Washington. and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Reynolds, Of New York, we're noted at
the new restaurant last Sunday morn
ing; also Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund G..
Dale, Of Philadelphia. who are here
on their honeymoon. Mr.. Z. King Col
ler and Miss Eleanor Collier, Of Tus-
calooss. Ala. have arrived ioT an early
summer visit; also Mr.. Charles Kcr-
kow, Of New York.