The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
SOCIAL NOTES OF 'S7
 ASHEVILLE OF INTEREST

ASHEVILLE, N. O., Feb. 18.-With the spring season about to open here, the Land of the Sky" will make an ir- resistible appeal this year to thousands of visitors who will shortly arrive in Asheville, after a winter sojourn in Florida. Whether golf the amusement sought, or centering along upland trails, mountain climbing or merely a plunge in society's pool, an ever in creasing traveling public realizes that Asheyille possesses unequaled facilities for entertainment. Two superb golf links, second to none in Dixie, await club swingers ins the North Carolina mountains. Those preferring the sad dle have found practically unlimited expanse of wooded country over which to ride, while innundberable cloud capped peaks are beckoning to. the ex- plorer afoot. Half a dozen resort hotels and two superior country clubs offer their hospitality, while frequent bridge luncheons, teas, dances and other so- cial attractions add gaiety to the life here. |
 Indications point to the most notable spring season in Asheville's long his- tory as a year around resort. The Manor, Grove Park Inn and Kenil- worth Inn report heavy registrations for the latter part of this month, been. added to Asheville's' residential districts in Grove Park and Kenil- worth, while number of houses have been constructed in Biltmore Forest.
 One of the leading social events of the week was Valentine party and dance given by Miss Grace Cheadel at the home of her sister, Mrs. Manly Cheek. Assisting at the affair were Miss Margaret Kincaid, Miss Ella Hill, Miss Ruby Orr, Miss Marguerite Buchanan, Miss Pauline Smathers and Miss Kathleen Tate.
 A keno party at the Biltmore Forest Country club attracted sa1 large num- Der of guests recently. Entertaining friends at the affair were Col. c. J. Harris. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Ringer, Mrs. Charles Angell, Mrs. Frederick Kent, Miss Mary Barber, Dr. Arthur Amber, Mfr. and Mrs. R. NJ. Wendell, Dr. Charles Jordan, Bingham Mckee, Miss Therese Chapman, Mrs. c. w. Campbell and Stephen Adams.
 Miss Shirley Griffith entertained a score of friends at bridge party at the White House Inn on Tuesday aft ernoon. Miss Jennie Phillips made high score. The Misses Bessie and Edna Tate arranged a bridge luncheon for their house guest, Miss Mildred Weaver, of Trinidad, Col.
 Among the 60 students at the Ashe- vile school for boys who attended the recent Fritz Kreisler concert at the auditorium were David Andrews of Rossville, Ga.; Evans Farwell, Peter Stewart and Julian Walters of New Orleans; Andrew Gay of Plaquemine, La.: Samuel Robinson of Birmingham, William Vance of Marietta, Ga., and William Reno of Owensboro, Ky.
 Wentworth Inn is ts entertaining James E. Flew of Valparaiso, Fla. :; Mrs. J. Russell Williams of Charles ton, s. O.; Bernard Washburn of Spar tanburg; Edwin s. Smith of Meridian, Miss.s and Mfr. and Mrs George W. Ellis of Hartford. ti
 Frank Brown of Shreveport, La, and Charles w. Henry of San Antonio, Tex.,. were among the southern golfers playing at the Biltmore Forest Country club during the week.. a
 At the Manor are located Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Richardson of Birmingham, and William E. Scott of Fort Worth, Tex. <
 Among visitors of the week, in the Land of the Sky, were E. s. Shill, James A. Long, Mrs. Q. H. Leland, Arthur Rich, Mrs. Violet Hollums, Mrs. George M. Brageen, F. W. Stonge and Mrs. Roy Baker of Birmingham, Albert Buckman of New Orleans, Frederick J. Beatty of Natchez, Miss. {; Charles O. Albea of Washington, Ga. {; Mrs. W. 0. Holland of Tuscunlbia, |, Ala; Joseph M. Robertson of Augusta, a, Ga; George W. Riddle of Chattanooga {; Chester l.. Roads of Millrow, Ark. :; Lee Joly of Meridian, Miss, and J. D. Marshall of Louisville. "a
 Mir. and Mrs. J.5L. Hunter of Little