New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Fall Season Opens
With Social Rush
At Hot Springs, Va.
Much Entertaining in Order
as Leaders From N. Y,
Philadelphia and Other
Big Cities Arrive at Resort

HUI SPHlNGS, va, sept. lU.-Ihe
coon hunt Of Monday night, arranged
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fay ingalls,, Of New
York, was lively event. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingalls, left the Homestead at o'clock
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira E. Wright, Miss
Marry Denman Clark and Festus J.
Wade jr., Of St. Louis; Mrs. George
Howard Warrington and Miss Virginia
Warrington, Of Cincinnati, and Miss
Gabrielle Gourd, of New York, with a
pack Of coor dogs, and started opera
tions in the canyon below the Cascades.
During the lively nights work they
succeeded in getting two Of the elusive
animals, and returned to the Home
stead early Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls, early In the
week entertained at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. George Howard Warrington and
Miss Alice Scarborough, Of Cincinnati.
Miss Scarborough gave dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs Ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warrington and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erich M. Sackett, Of Louisville. A
farewell dinner was given by Ira E.
Wight, il. and Daniel E. Wight, Of
St. Louis, who have been with their
parents during the summer at their
cottagc. The guests were Miss Jane
Gourd, Miss Gabrielle Gourd, Of New
York; Miss Mary Gallery, Of Pitts
burgh; Miss Mary Denman Clark, Of
St. Louis; Louis NJ. Gourd, Of New
York, and Benjamin F. Jones Sd, of
Pittsburgh. Mr.. Gourd left for Will
mington to visit the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lammot du Point. MIR. and Mrs.
Herman D. Newcombe, Of New York,
who have occupied Rosemary Cottage
for some months, were dinner guests
in the Homestead Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick M. Sackett.
Secretary Of the Treasury
An Active Golf Enthusiast
Andrew W. Mellon, Secretary Of the
Treasury, passed several days at Bar
ton Lodge with his family and was
frequently on the long golf course in a
foursome with Miss Ailsa Mellon and
Miss Craigie Mckay and his young son,
Paul Mellon. Golf has been very much
in vogue the last week and both courses
have been busy.
Or. John Mccoy and Mrs. Mccoy ar
rived from New York for visit Of
several weeks. DR.. George e. Steel and
Mrs. Steel, with Mrs. John L. Adams,
were early week arrivals from New
York, as were Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mac
donald, Mrs. Albert Young, with Mrs.
ToL hi
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ranger are at the
Homestead from New York and are
daily on the riding trails.
William E. Paine jr. Joined his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Lucey and Ed
ward w. Sheldon were early week ar
rivals from New York, as were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Dixon Raine jr. for part of
their honeymoon. Colonel H. A. C. de
Rubio and Mrs. de Rubio reached the
Homestead early in the week from New
York. Other arrivals were Mrs. James
Shewan and Miss Shewan, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. w. Hughes, Mrs. T. Corwin Dutro
and the Misses Dutro.
Henry T. Chittenden, Of New York,
gave dinner on Monday at Woodland
Mrs. Frederick H. Bugher, of Washing
ton. The guests were Mrs. Bugher,
Miss Ailsa Mellon. Miss Crnigie Nc
Kay. Miss Mary Gallery and Miss AIDE
line M. Oxnard, and Frederick Mclean
Bugher, Benjamin II. Brewster Sd,
Benjamin F. Jones Sd, Reginald Jen-
ney and Maurice Peterson, OF the Brit
ish Embassy, who is house guest at
Barton Lodge. Mr.. Chittenden later
took his guests to the movies in the
Casino, and after dancing gave a
supper in tina taproom of the Home
stead.
Tennis Courts and Riding
Trails Are Very Popular
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gay arrived early
in the week from Philadelphia and are
prominent on the tennis courts. A set
of doubles on Tuesday attracting much
attentio was made up of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gay, Miss Jane Gourd, Of New York
and Walter NJ. Schnaider, of St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Grove, DR..
and Mrs. Harrison B. Wright and Mrs.
John Marshall Gest are at the Home
stead from Philadelphia. Mrs. Charles
A. Burthe, of New Orleans, has been
Joined by her son Chapman H. Hyams
Sd, who recently arrived from France,
where he passed the greater part OF the
summer.
G. B. Ceccato, Of the Italian Embassy,
came down from Washington on Mon
day for q few days Mrs. Gideon Stod-
dart has arrived from Riyerton, N. j.,
to Join her niece, Miss Gertrude Gill
bert, of Philadelphia, with whom she
lunched at Valley View on Tuesday.
Miss Gilbert was entertained at lunch
con by Mrs. Albert Looming before the
latter's departure for New York. Mrs.
Frank R. Savidge, of Philadelphia, gave
a tea for Mrs. Daniel Manning, of Al
bany: Mrs. Robert Livingston Fryer, Of
Buffalo; Mrs. Looming, Mrs. Harry
Davis and Miss Josephine Davis, of
Washington. Henry 7. Oxnard and his
daughter, Miss Adeline M. Oxnard,
reached the Homestead from Washing
ton early in the week. Miss Oxnard
wss seen daily on the riding trails.
H. B. Brewster and Benjamin a.
Brewster Sd arrived from Baltimore to
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin II. Brew
ster jr. Paul Mellon gave dinner at
Barton Lodge ON Tuesday for Miss
Betty Ball and Miss Betty Marshall, of
Chicago, and Raymond Savidge. of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Ohio Fisher Ball,
of Chicago, have arranged a riding
party for several friends of her chill
dren and later took them to Valley
View for tea. Mrs. Archibald McCrea
motored over from White Sulphur
Springs on Tuesday with party Of
friends for luncheon in the Homestead
with Mrs. James McCrea, Of Ardmore.
Departures Of the week included Mr..
and Mrs. Henry G. Folger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank L. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chouteau Walsh, Colonel and Mrs. Jay
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