The sun., 1919-11-02
HOT SERVINGS. Va. Nov. 1.

the autumn season at the
= Homestead gayly along Its
way. Riding and driving parties were
numerous. Fassifern Farm, a deligra-
full drive OF seven miles through a
charming region, Is popular. Mrs. Perry
Osborn took q party there early In the
week. Another party was that Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Copurn Smith. who had with
them DIR. and Mrs. Frederick Moor
head. DIR. and Mrs. Carl Downs and
Mrs r. II. Vail.
The hunting season was formally
opened yesterday by the Fassifern
Farm Hunt Club. with a run over n
folr66nile course. The luncheon after
was well attended.
Il. Terah Hagin gave a dinner
Homestead early in the week
and Mrs. Harry Campbell
Nine. de weerth. Mrs. Horace
stcott, Mrs. A. H. Parker. Ralph
George b. Dabney, Richard
isberry and Charles Warren.
kr. and Mrs. Henry Seligman enter
lined ut diuner for Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Van Heukelelm before their departure
for Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. Seligman's
guests Included the Baron and Baron
ess Rosencranz, DR.. and Mrs. Robert A.
Black and Sir Mortimer B. Davis.
Mrs. Horace H. westcott, Miss NIL
dred Cromwell and Ralph Hill, who
hsd been house guests at Barton
onklodge. where they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Campbell Graef. started on
Tuesday for Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Graef closed Barton Lodge. and
with Miss Olyve Graef started for New
York on Thursday.
Matthew l.. Akers has returned
from Louisville and with Mrs. Akers
win be at Upland House until Thanks
giving.
Arrivals for Autumn Season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N. Stiilman ar
rived here on Thursday to remain I'M
I'll November Is. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
walter Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bayne "a, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J.
Swords, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Montague
Smith. Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hart
ley Mellick also were arrivals during
the week. The Due de Crussol and
the Comte de st. Jean were at the
Homestead, visiting e. Clarence Jones
Mrs. John F. Daniel was there with
Mrs. Edward Dorsey Hobbs Of Balu-
more. Mrs. Pierre Jay arrived here
accompanied by Mrs. Stephen Van
Rennsselaer Crosby, Miss Katherine s.
Crosby and Miss Eleanor Abbot of
Boston Miss Emily Finch Gilbert got
in from New York and Mrs. G. F.
Gregory came with Miss M. @. Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milbank Goodwin ar
rived from East Orange, N. ]. Other
New Jersey arrivals were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Foster and J. w. Foster I'd
- N
Field of Elizabeth. ers were
Mr.. and Mrs Hearty In the week
h me " York on an automobile tour
pvirginia- Capt. Frederick Russell
arrived from Great Neck. accompanied
by his nephew. Capt. Frederick A.
Russell.
A motor party from White Sulphur
visiting the Homestead on Thursday
comprised Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Fletcher, Miss Jean Fletcher and Miss
Katherine Rhodes. On Friday Mel
Vile q. ingalls, took a small party
to White Sulphur.
From Cleveland this week came
bfr. and Mrs. George p. Comey, Mrs. |
Frederick Comey and Robert T. |
Comey. Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Bradley. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Prescott, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Orville w. Prescott, Mr.. and |
Mrs. o. T. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. War
ron Bicknell; from Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rush G. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
william e. Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh ]. Nc
birney, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N. Pc
louze. Hubbard Carpenter, Miss Mary
u. carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Smith
New Workers in Mountains.
Mrs George ]. Whelan, Mrs.
george II. Van Week and Mrs. Lang
don Harris came here from New York.
Mrs. s. b. Hawley and Mrs. G.. II.
Cnamoerlin are at the Homestead
from Yokners. Mrs. John Thorn
uike arrived from Boston, accom-
panied by Mrs. Francis B. Loring of
washington. William Ellis Scull
started for Philadelphia on wednes-
DAY, Mrs. Scull remaining for the rest
OF the season. Arriving from Phila-
delphia during the week were Mrs,
John b. Baird, Miss Elizabeth M.
Rhodes and James w. Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FelIowe.
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Melville e. In
gals. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Tapp,n
~NNo' - II. y, MT. and
Mrs. r. III. Bashford, Count and Coun-
tess Otto Salm, Baron and Baroness
Rosencranz Miss Harriet McCook
winner Of the cup in last weeks tour
nament: Miss Marguerite wilke, Mis-,
charlotte Latrobe. John w. La Pice.
w. Barton French and Richard
Lounsberry were on the long golf
course daily this week.
Those riding during the week in
Guided Mrs. Frederick PIerson, Mrs.
pembroke Jones, Mrs. Reginald de
Koven. Mrs. Perry Osborn and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Delafield. Mrs. John
Il. Lancaster and her daughter. Miss
Hosamond Lancaster, whose engage
ment to Barclay Warburton, Jr., was
announced recently, have gone to the
Ritz-Carlton in New York. where they
viii pass the winter.