The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-30
.Biltm0re Club
/ Has Horse ShOw
at AShepille

Special Dispatch to THE New YosK HERALD
AsHEvILLE, N. c., April 29.-As the
summer capital OF the State and prob
able headquarters Of the British EN-
bassy, Asheville will be lively until
autumn. Mr.. r. Leslie Craige, Secre-
tary of the Embassy. has been investi-
eating suitable quarters here and the
staff probably will occupy the Van Dyke
cottage. adjoining Grove Park Inn,
through July, August and September.
1t is not expected that Ambassador
Geddes will accompany the embassy
staff to Asheville, but 1t is under stood
that he will visit this section when they
are settled In their summer offices. Mr.
Henry Getty Chiffon. counselor of the
British Embassy, will be in charge of
the summer headquarters. Mr.. NJ. ID.
Peterson. Second Secretary and A. H.
Northumberland Third Secretary. and
military and naval attaches, will be
among the staff. Gov. Cameron Morri-
son. of North Carolina will arriv. from
Raleigh early in June to spend the
summer, and an especially brilliant So
cial life is anticipated.
Asheviles first saddle horse show in
seven years was the chief feature of
the week Wednesday afternoon at the
Biltmore Forest Riding Club. The keen
interest shown in the event will assure
IL as an annual attraction. Directors
of the riding club who comprised the
show committee are Mr.. Thomas wedley
Raoul. Mrs. A. T.. Wheeler. Messrs. r..
r. McMath and Bernham S. Co,burn,
DIR. Carl v. Reynolds, Judge j. G..
Adams, Messrs. A. e. Barton and s. p.
Ravenel.
Plans OF the Ashevilie Country Club
. for an additional eighteen hole golf
. course and the erection of a more COM
modious clubhouse are we'll under way
and 1t Is expected that the new links
will be ready for play by next season.
With the opening of the new Biltmore
Forest Country Club on July 4. Ashe-
VILE will rank among the leading golf
4 centers of the country
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian e. Railing OF
New York have opened their summer
cottage on HOLLYWOOD road. They
brought with them several interesting
antiques. among them being a table once
used by revolutionary soldiers at Litch-
field, Conn, and a maple secretary once
belonging to Admiral Dewey's grand
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Jackson of New
York are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Creelman at their home In
Charlotte street.
Miss Roberta Porter has returned TO
NA"tW iOfhs ilti TTloJftTs fnTC AIeNdHucT
Porter. is remaining here indefinitely.
Miss Helen Purefoy of New York is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. J. PurefUy and
will return home next week.
Mrs. Charles ". Darlington has left
for New York after being the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs w. Pinkney Herbert at
Albemarie Park.
Mrs. Lillian Emerson has returned 10
New York after spending a north at
Black Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander Beall
returned to New York after stay with
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis G.. Beall.
Mrs. ID. ". Blaney of Canton has as
her guest Mrs. RI. 3. westbrook OF
Auburn. N. \. Jgs. W. r. Marshall of
.rocltfyf. IL rsjf'ng her mother, Mrs
~. Wright. Mr. Arthur A. Hiltz left for
+ New York on Wednesday after a sojourn
nj Crawford Hall. Black Mountain. Mr..
IF. s. Terry has returned to New York
Z At the Battery Park are Mr.. A. G. Aber-
nethey. Mr.. George y. Davis. Mrs w.
~. Lewis, Messrs. William j. Hollinger.
James L. Ferris, John Drysdale r. j..
Watson. M. N. DE Noyelles, n. j. Hoi-
stem and J. r. Anderson, Miss Jean
Casper, Miss r.. -. Sanford and Mrs
+ William NJ. Beardslee Of New York:
Miss Elaine Bode OF Brooklyn, Mr.
Walter IT, Irving of Stamford, Conn,
and Mrs. Ford Coburn and Mrs. A. w.
Dunning Of Wilton, ~. Y.