The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-05
HOT SPRINGS STILL
SCENE OF GAYETY
Riding and Driving Parties Indulg-
ed in BY visitors-Increase in
Number of Tourists.

HOT SPRINGS. Va. May 5.-The
social calendar here for the last week
has been brimful Of events. and there
seems To be no diminution either in
the size OF the throng or the gayety.
Riding and driving parties. with stops
at the Oaks. Fassifern Farm and
Warm Springs for luncheons and din
ners have led in interest with dinners
In the Grille and late supper parties
In the Japanese room a close second.
Robert Kelso Cassatt. who accom-
panied his guests on horseback. enter
tanned a large luncheon company al
Fassifern farm in compliment to Miss
Beekman, OF New York and Miss NJ. /.
Ames OF Boston.
Miss Ruth Harrison. OF Cincinnati,
VINO arrived last week at Harrison
bungalow. which was occupied by
President and Mrs. Taft last fall dur
ing their visit here, was the guest OF
honor at n very smart dinner given al
the Oaks by Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Field,
who with Mr. and Mrs. Scarborough
are house guests at Harrison bunga-
low.
Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Converse. who
have taken one OF the hotel cottages
for the spring season. have entertain
ed extensively since their arrival sew
eraf weeks ago. Several parties have
been given for the juniors in the young
err set here. and Mrs. Converse gave
a dog-cart drive for a party or chill
dren. stopping at the Oaks for lunch
con. following a visit TO the old Col
onial hotel and springs at Warm
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Rand were din.
ner hosts in the Grille for company
including Mr. and Mrs Harry f. Mey.
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Xelie, the
Misses Mary Rand and Florence Bur
ton and J. II. Burton.
Miss Mary Brooks entertained a din.
ner company in the Grille when 9TH
ers dining there with friends were
Mrs. Sylvanus L. Schoonmaker. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Van Sinderen, ex-
Senator and Mrs. William B. Finn.
Miss Bookman, Mr. and Mrs Robert
c. Shaw and William Rhinelander
Stewart, who was entertaining in com.
pliment TO William Rhinelander Stew
ard. Jr.
Mrs. ID. Randolph Calhoun, who is
entertaining house party in the hotel
cottage which she has taken for the
spring season, entertained a large
company when the small circular.
tables were grouped about the large
center service table.
Mrs. J. Hamilton, who returned to
Story Cottage last week from Angus
Ia and Palm Beach. entertained a
large tea company at the Casino.
where others entertaining of and on
throughout the week were Mrs. Ste
phen II. Tying. whose company was
invited TO meet Mrs. Sewell Tappin
Tying; Mrs. Butler Sheldon, Mrs. Bel
lamy Storer. Mrs. Philip Livingston
Schuyler, Mrs. John MCDOWELL, Mr..
and Mrs. George Heard and Mrs. War
ner Roberts Howell
Col. Sir Henry Pellatt. of Toronto.
a member OF the Canadian parliament,
who Is accompanied by Lady Pellatt.
arrived at the Homestead and both
will take the baths.
The Hon. Rowland Berran. MEM
Der of parliament, from Leeds. Eng
land, and Mrs. Berran are spending
Mrs. c. II. Brooks. of New York,
and her daughter. Miss Mary Brooks.
returned to the Homestead for their
annual spring visit. Miss Brooks is
one of the most expert horsewomen
here and has brought several mounts
with her.
Charles l.. Tappin. OF Babylon, l.. L..
and Miss Mary Tappin arrived here
and will spend the remainder Of the
season.
Recent arrivals at the Homestead
are Mrs. A. ID. l. 'Esperance. Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Duffy, Master Fred Duff
fy. W. E. E. Cummings. John F. Ell
lott, Theodore w. Elliott, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Francis. Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin II. Goodkind, Henry NJ. Goodkind.
j. B. Hazleton. Mrs. w. p. Hazleton,
+. B. Jennings. K. p. Jeffery. Robert
Lehman, A. VI. Post Mitchell. X. c.
Nesbit. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E. C..
Roome. Mr., and Mrs. Charles II. Re-
veil, Miss Helen Sousa, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert A. Scheftel, John w. Steele
John A. Topping. Mrs. F. B. York and
Mrs. Stephen II. Tying and Mrs. Sc
wall Tappan Tying. all OF New York:
Misses Lucy Fay. OF Fitchburg.