New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Tennis Is Chief
Summer Pastinae
AT Hot Springs
Secretary Mellon Has Taken
Barton Lodge for Season
and Miss Ailsa Mellon
Is on the Courts Daily

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 23.-Mid-
sumner and tennis are synonymous, so
the last week at the Springs found the
Homestead courts quite lively. Mrs.
Arthur S. Runyon, Of New York, has
been playing daily. Miss Ailsa Mellon,
daughter of. the Secretary of the Treas
ury, Andrew j. Mellon, and Miss Olyve
Graef, of Washington, are daily on the
courts. The Misses Jane and Gabrielle
Gourd and their brother, Louis NJ.
Gourd, who are with their mother, Mrs.
Henry Eugene Gourd, Of New York, at
the White Cottage, are among the: ex-
cellent younger players. John H. Rick
etson' jr. and John H. Ricketson 3d.. OF
Pittsburgh, are notably good players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Parke (Miss
Emmy Wehlen, Of New York, who have
teen here the last six weeks, are daily
on. the courts, Mr.. Parke frequently
playing doubles with James B. Candy,
Of Philadelphia. Joseph W. Powers, of
Philadelphia; Eppa Hunton 4th and
George Gibson, Of Richmond, and Harry
c. Milholland jr. and Miss Agnes Stew
art, of Pittsburgh, are among the
younger players who get in good work.
The week brought number. of in
teresting arrivals to the Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold W. Drummer were
arrivals of Wednesday from New York.
Charles Holland Duell jr. also arrived
from New York. Felix A. Vogel re-
turned, from New York to rejoin. Mrs
Vogel. and their family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bartjelmas (Miss Mary Hay)
added considerable interest, to the mid
summer colony with a visit Of several
days. Mrs. Paul j. Sorg,> of Lakewood,
reached the Homestead from New York
for visit Of eight weeks. Mr. and
Mrs. I'M. sB. Brainard, of Hartford, are
making their first visit in several sea-
sens and shaye registered at the club
house for golf. ! Justice Francis NJ
Hamilton, Of the United States Court
OF Appeals, and Mrs. Hamilton were
early. week arrivals from Lebanon,
Ohio. - 80 .A 49,
= The cottage colony in Hot Springs
received p notable addition in the Hon.
AndfewsJ.ss Mellon, Secretary of the
Treasury; who has taken Barton Lodge
for the summer. The Secretary viii
pass as. much time as possible in Hot
Springs. - -
The cure always forms a prominent
part of life in Hot Springs and steadily
grows in vogue with notable Americans.
Among those registered at the Bath
house are Mrs. Chauncey NJ. @Depew,
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hadden, Mr. and
MRS. Melville E. Ingalls,, Mrs. Edward
Cameron. Foulkes, Mrs. Henry Eugene
Gourd and the Messrs. Arthur S. Run
yon, George L. Lawrence and Edward
T. Talmage, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Trimble de Roede, of
New York, and also Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Stanley Tregalles, Of Baltimore, were
among those motoring over from White
Sulphur Springs during the week for
luncheon at the Homestead.
Mrs. William n. Dsugherty and Miss
Name DougheYty haze returned to New
York on their way to Atlantic City,
where they will be at the Ritz Carlton
Hotel for four weeks. Mrs. Henry, o.
Garfield, of New York, completed her
visit and will be at Black Rock. Conn,
fer tho bs,anee Of the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. ": Gill Wyiie il. and Mr..
and Mss.oJ. Clark Milholland. OF New
York. hAse departed ZOE their homcs.