New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
'arties and Dances
VI a K G Life Gay in
Hot Springs Colony
Homestead Scene of Rapid
Succession OF Dinners.
Suppers and Balls: Social
Leaders Entertain Much

HOT SPRINGS. Va, Aug. i3.-Tne
las. week 81 The Homestead has been
noted fer succession Of dinners. sup
per parties and dances Mrs. Henry
Eugene Gourc, Of New York, who is at
the White Cottage with her children.
the Misses Gabrielle and Jane Gourd
and Louise NJ. Gourd, gave a dance
thursday night IN the Homestead Ca
sino Tor thirty of the younger members
of the colony. 1t was held after the
showing or motion pictures, and was
followed by Z supper. Mrs. Gourd was
entertained az dinner in the Homestead
on Tuesday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Stewart
Alcnolas blddle and Oscar Cooper
reached the Homestead on Wednesday
from New York and registered for golf
At the clubhouse Prominent IN the
New lork colony on the links during
the past week have been Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Amo1y Haskell. Mr. and Mrs Henry
{. folger. Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Marriott
and Mir and Mrs. Arnold ". Drummer.
Miss Cornelia skinner, who has been
al Warm Springs with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Otis skinner. was a dinner
guest on Monday Of Mr. and Mrs. Brun-
ncr. Mrs. c. Barron Taylor, of New
for hor mother. Mrs. William H. Payne.
and her sister, Miss Alice Y Payne,
also Ms Laura v Bassett. of New
York
Mrs. Paul Sorg. Of New York. who
was Joined on Wednesday by her niece,
Mrs Howard ". Rienerson Of Middle
town, Ohio. gave bridge and tea
party a. the Casino early in the week.
Mr and Mrs. Henry c. Folger. Of
New York. who are here for the month
Of August. had as dinner guests on
Monday Dr. James Avery Norris and
Mrs Norris and Miss Helen Norris.
Mrs. Forbes Hawkes. and her daugh
ter. Miss Eleanor Hawkes. arrived
early in the week from New York Mrs.
Hawkes.. who was successful exhibit
tor in the last Piping Rock show, Is
frequently in the saddle end with her
daughter rode on Tuesday over the
Derrick ridge and .nto Dunns Gap.
Edward B. King, VINO arrived from
New York to JOIN his mother, Mrs.
Bennett J. King. is daily in the saddle,
and rode on Thursday along the Della
field and Flag Rock ridges
Archibald NJ McCrea has arrived
from New York for a weeks visit with
his mother, Mrs. James McCrea. Of
hrdmore, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Clark are mere from Bernardsville. and
or Wednesday drove TO Warm Springs.
Mrs. Charles Mel. Clark, Of s.
Louis, gave large luncheon early in
the week at Valley View for the young
friends Of her daughter. Miss Mary
Denman Clark
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Stockton White
jr.. with Mrs j William White and
Samuel S White, have arrived from
Philadelphia and have registered for
t-o cure. vHicn continues in fashion
able favor throughout the year Also
to4ning tae Philadelphia colony during
the week were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold S
Jennings. Mrs. William H. Grundy and
Miss Grundy, Thomas s. Gay and
Thomas s. Gay jr. Mrs John c. Kun
kej and her son. John c. Kunkel jr.. ar
rived by automobile for brief visit
on a tour of the Virginias
Miss Ailsa Mellon has returned from
Elkins. " Va, where she visited Mrs.
Arthur Lee, Of Washington Mrs Wal
ter Bruce Howe, who is 81 the Lanier
Dunn cottage with Mr.. Howe and their
family, is very active directing the re-
hearsas Of the Hot Springs Chorus.
which is to give two concerts next
month
Mr. and Mrs. W. Eugene Kimbali,
who have been at the Homestead on
their honeymoon. left early n the week
for New York. Justice and Mrs. Francis
Marion Hamilton have left tor Leba-
ION. OHIO. and Ms. John " Scott jr.
for Philadelphia.