New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-06
HOT SPRINGS
A Deluge of Over the Fourth
Visitors Pours Into Resort.

Visitors Pours Into Resort.
Hot Springs, Va, July 5.-Fourth of
ruv visitors have poured into Hot
Swings since early in the week Mrs.
lanes McCrae arrived from Philadelphia
a. private car, bringing her grandson,
Richard H. Hawkins, Of Pittsburgh, with
her. and the two will occupy one OF the
Homestead cottages through July and
August. Rear-Admiral and Mrs. William
q Buehler and District Attorney Samuel
Rotan also came from Philadelphia
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen from
New York.
Mrs. George " Childs arrived from
Philadelphia TO be here for the rest OF
N. summer. and W. J. Magic. Vice
Chancellor Of New Jersey, and his daugh-
ter. Miss Henrietta Magic. who were
here last season. are also back again
Representative Oscar W. Underwood OF
birmingham. Ala, has joined Mrs. Tn
dervood al the Homestead, and Mrs.
Buckner a. Wallingford. cf Cincinnati
has joined Mrs Nicholas Longworth and
the Count and Countess of Chambrun
who have a cottage here. Mrs. Nicholas
Longvorth. jr., is expected later, and
General and Mrs Edward p. Meaney and
Shannon Meaney, Ct, Morristown, are
booked to arrive in few days.
The Fourth was celebrated at the
Homestead by an evening garden party
on the lawns and grounds. which were
illuminated for the occasion with thou
sands OF incandescent bulbs. The orches-
ira PLAYED in the outdoor bandstand for
dancing on an uncovered platform. and
shepherds colored cabaret singers were
stationed on the veranda of the club
house.
Next week the golf tournament held
here BY the advertising interests OF me
American Golf Association will attract
many New Workers. The tournament VIII
begin Monday morning with an eighteen
hole medal play handicap. with prizes for
the best gross and Arst and second net
scores in three classes. There Will also
be an eiKhteen-hole medal play handicap
for vomen in two classes, with prizes
for the best net and gross scores. In
the afternoon there will be l putting con-
test.
Fas.efern Farm opened this week after
having been. closed for month, and
among those who have given dinners and
luneheons there are General Edwin A.
NcAlpin, OF New York and Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Smiley, Of Pittsburgh
General McAlpin, who has his motor
here, has made recent trims 10 White
Sulphur Springs and 20 Natural Bridge.
Ee expects 10 sail the first week in Au-
gust for two months trip 20 China and
Japan.
Mrs. Goven. wife OF Francis I. Goven,
general counsel for the Pennsylvania
Railroad, left here this week with her
daughter, Miss Mariana Gowen. They
net Mr.. Goven in New York. and the
hyee sailed for Europe They will travel
Ia England and on the Continent. and
return September 18th.
pv. Samuel McC. Hammill, Of Phila-
delphia and his brother. James Hamnill.
Gtsr a stay here. have left for trip
through the Rocky Mountains.
Dr.. Francis A. DeIafeld, Of New York,
viii leave shortly 10 take course Of
baths az Vichy.
Mr. and Mrs. ". B. Davis, and Mr..
sad Mrs. Ralph Gait Of Baltimore. who
are touring the state in a motor, left
after several days here for Goshen, Natu-
Sal Bridge. and Richmond.
Ar. and Mrs. L. d. Brown and Miss
Mary Orr, OF Akron. and o. c. Barber.
Of BaYberton. Ohio. arrived by motor, TO
stay several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis r. Larkln, OF
New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j.
Ailyn. OF Hartford. who spent the early
weeks Of their honeynoons here, have
Ter. the LArldns for Tuxedo and the AL
lynH Soy NaVya 0a pxast pter