New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

Nvens, Mrs. David whitney, MIS-. AT
thur George and Sydney Biddle, Mrs.
J. Frederic Kernochan, Mrs. Rowland
Haggerty Pell. Mrs. Edward G. Lavino,
I Mr.. and Mrs Kenyon Painter, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Edgar y. Howard. Mr. and Mrs.
Denton Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Walker Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
l.. Tiden and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Peter Doelger.
John Hays Hammond, who recently
I spent five weeks at the Homestead, IS
an enthusiastic supporter of the Made
in the L. s. A. movement He ex-
pccts TO attend the national exhibit
now being held in the Grand Central
Palace.
A woollen cap knitted in three hours
bv Mrs. Kenneth Fischer was n speedy
achievements say the guests at the
Homestead. Being asked by some
friends one morning 20 go for noun
tain climb, Mrs. Fischer replied tha'
she would join them later with a blue
and white cap, just commenced Mucn
to every ones surprise, she appeared
on Deer Lick Trail, donned in the
finished product. She has originated
for knitting purposes a large wooden
ring, around which wooden pegs are
fastened half an inch apart.
A Brooklyn party entertained at
Fassifern Farm Thursday consisted OF
W. Irving Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry c. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. ).
Stacey Smith, Winthrop Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Eldridge b. Lewis and Jay
Randall A luncheon prepared in true
Southern style was served, after which
the nine-mile drive 10 the Homestead
was undertaken.
Soiourners here were entertained by
collection of Oriental and European
landscapes exhibited in the Red Room
this week English artists, including
Vincent Jacoben. Edwin Karford and
Douglas Bernard, were represented.
Daniel Rees. of Cardiff. Wales, said
that English artists were turning 10
America because of unstable conditions
resulting from the war. Some of the
purchasers included Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Weschler. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam r. Webster, Mrs. Guy R. Pelton,
Miss Helen II. Draper. Mrs. Peter
Hauck, Mrs. Hayes @. Trowbridge,
Mrs. Cornelius d. Du Bois, Mrs. Her
bert Payson. Mrs. F. Kellogg Hollis
ter. Mrs. Stanley Walker Dexter, Mrs.
1 Arthur Biddle and Henry Young
Delightful balmy weather continues
/ to lure the mounted explorer over un-
known trails and bypaths. Congress-
man and Mrs. Thomas J. Scully, OF
New Jersey, and representatives. elect
Scott. of Philadelphia, are riding daily.
Daniel Boone Cabin, two-mile rlde
from the Homestead, is visited by a
crowd Of New York and Brooklyn
( riders each day. Tea and cakes are
served and dancing IS INDUCED in.
I Among those taking this trip are Jo-
/ seph D. Peabody. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
, c. Hall. Mrs. l. Grovene Converse,
James +. Woodru. Mr. and Mrs. Craig
+ Herbertson, Decatur Axtell, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Peter Hauck, Mr.. and Mrs II.
/ Ives Douglas, William Tcnney Brew
ster. Mrs c. P. Maresi, Miss Aida Pay
son, Miss Lorraine II. Spur, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. j. Benson Rose and John Sparrow.
DR.. Simon Baruch was host at din
ner party, given Wednesday evening
In the physicians sojourning at Hot
/ Springs. The dinner was followed by
/ a symposium, at which baths and other
measures used at the various spas IN
Furore and America we're discussed
I The guests included Drs Guy Hlns-
dale. Frank Williams. Henry Black, Ed
! gar Pole and Lanler Pole.