The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
SOUTHERN RESORT SEASON STILL BRILLIANT NEAR CLOS
Easter Holidays to Add College
Crowd to Gayety at Hot Springs
St. Patricks Day Observed

IT TOT SPRINGS, Va. March "a
The spring season at Hot Spring.
= has swung on in unusual strides
during the last week, when record
number of arrivals has been chronicled.
Never in the history of the Homestead
has a gayer season been planned and II
Is probable that the Easter holidays
will bring a large company of young
people from school and college.
MIR. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr..
have engaged rooms at the Homestead
for their usual stay at Hot Springs,
where they enjoy the outdoor sports and
other amusements.
Many golfers have arrived here and
the course Ia getting into perfect shape.
The tennis courts are also in constant
use. Some of the tennis stars entered In
the annual tournament at Palm Beach,
including Fred c. Inman and Charlie
, Inman. are expected here.
Rawson Lyman Wood. who has taken
a house at Southampton. i. l., for the
summer, will spend five weeks at the
Homestead this spring. Mrs. Wood. who
was runner up in the womens annual
tennis tournament at Palm Reach, re-
naming at home with her young son.
Many up state people are arriving at
the Homestead this month. including Mr..
and Mrs. George y. Ostrandcr and Mrs.
E. r. Marvin Of Saratoga Springs. for a
stay of one month. DR.. and Nre. Albert
| C. Smell, DR.. and Mrs Albert T.. Sager
! and DIR. and Mrs. Benedict $. Hert. all
representing the medical profession at
Rochester. y. Y. Also from Rochester
are Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Hallett and Mr.
, and Mrs. Arthur Reed.
Among those here from New York
city are Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Candee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miles. Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin II. Baker. Representative
| George Tinkharl. capt. W. r. Carpenter,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Knight anu Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. X. = Williams.
! Mrs. J. Bentley Squires and her young
son. J. Bentley Squires 50, Of New York
are enjoying the riding here and are out
on the trails daily. their favorites being
Winding Trail, Dunn's Gap and the Flag
Rock Trail. Mrs f. Dunn OF New York
was a member of party riding over to
| Fass,fern Farm for luncheon this week
( Driving TO Flag Rock for the incom-
parable panoramic view of the Virginia
! hills were Mrs. w. Whitewright Watson
and Miss Elizabeth Lawrence Of New
York, who are here for the spring sea-
" II. Treadwell o. New York were ais
/ there for drive this week
Bridge has Its usual number Of devo.
tees and playing nightly are the II X. s
, Williamses and the G.. ~ Ostranders OF
New York. The golfers usually play
bridge in the evening. as there seems &c
be peculiar affinity between the two
games, and among those combining these
two diversions are Or. Robert \. Black
John F. Fay Of Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs
John Mccoy and MIS-. L. A. Riley o.
| New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Law. Jr, O
New York and Capt. and Mrs. Il. W
Brixey are also among golfers out daily
Mrs. J. b. Cole Of New York plays witt
Mrs. q. NJ. Bosworth OF Montreal. whit
Ia a member of the Royal Montrea
Golf Club and Of the Club at ST. An
drews. y. B.. where she has a winte
home. Bertrsm Il. Work is paired witt
II. F. Dunn OF New York at golf. bu
usually finds time also TO spend All hou
or two IN the saddle with Mrs Work
vino Is one of the most ACCOMPLISH
riders at Hot Springs
An interesting group at the bridg