Evening star., 1933-10-08
Sports Lii. a. Hot Springs
Reaches Climax of Interes,

Reaches Climax of Interest
HOT SPRINGS, October Both
spectators and players have been flock
ing into Hot Springs in anticipation Of
the twenty-first annual Fall tennis
tournament, which commenced Mon
day. The three seeded players who
took part in the preliminary matches
had little difficulty in overcoming op-
position Charles S. Garland won from
Henry Fletcher 6-1, 60: Henry G.
Brunie worsted Adolpho J. B. Menezes,
I1. 81, and Miss Hope Watson was
eliminated by Miss Joan Ridley. Other
entrants include Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
P. Welles, Hoyt Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Garland Of Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. Guild Of Boston,
Miss Anna Page of Wayne, Pa: Miss
Florence LIE Boutillier of Westbury.
Long Island: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
P. Curtis of Rochester, N. Y; Mr. and
Mrs. Philip B. Hawk of Forest Hills,
Mrs. William " Hester and Miss Frida
Scharman of Glen Cove. Mrs. Frederick
B. Mcbride Of Short Hills, j. Potter
Stockton Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jackson Clothier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Griscom BEETLE and Mr. and Mrs. Row.
land Evans of Philadelphia. Miss Eliza
Coke Of Asheville, N. c.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Mangan Of Washington.
The Casino lawn and terrace pre-
sents gala aspect these days with
the tennis and so much entertaining
going on. Mrs. Charles Warren Of
Washington and Boston entertained a
party of three. Miss Mary Mellon and
Miss Matilda Mellon also lunched there.
Mrs. Charles M. Hinkle Of Washington
and Osterville. Mass. had lunch with
her sister. Mrs. Daniel H. Holmes, on
the Cascades terrace Golfers on the
Cascades course included Orme viii
son and Mai. William Mckee Dunn.
Mr.. Joseph j. Ryan was frequently
IN the saddle. exploring the beautiful
Hot Springs trails.
The first Of the three weekly kettle
shoots which are demonstrating the
growing popularity Of skeet a. Hot
Springs was run of Saturday after
noon, with results which will un-
doubtedly lead to many changes of
handicap. For Dick Keyser, the win
ner. came out with a score Of 27-out
Of possible 25 Other high scorers in
cluded Miss Abbie Ingalls,. the Mar
chesa Giovanni Carignani, Mrs. Fay
ingalls, and Charles Mcclure Clark. the
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as trophies
Recent Washington arrivals at the
Homestead, Hot Springs. Va. include
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Gallaher, Mrs.
Charles Warren. Mr.. and Mrs Orme
Wilson. Miss Mary Mellon. Miss Ma
thilda Mellon and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
j. Mangan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson enter
tanned at dinner in the Colonial dining
room Monday night. and had among
their guests Maj. and Mrs william
Mckee Dunn, Mrs Charles Warren
and Lieut.. Col. and Mrs E. Llewellyn
Bull
The first race meet Of the Bath
County Hounds. Mrs. Fay ingalls,,
master, which was set for October a.
has been postponed to November 2, to
avoid conflict with the Joint meeting
OF the Foxcatcher Hounds and the
Montpelier Hunt, to be held at Mont
pelier Station. Va. on October 27. The
Bath County meet. which will consist
OF three fat races and one steeplechase
over brush. will be held at the Gwin
Farm the Jackson River estate OF Mai.
and Mrs. William Mckee Dunn near
Hot Springs.