New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Secretary Mellon
Finds Time for Run
To Virginia Springs gs
Old Dominion Resort Is At
tracing Visitors From Cap
ital, Metropolis and Also
From Other Big Cities
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 3O.-Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Andrew W. Mel
Ion came down from Washington for a
few days with his family at Barton
Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard
Warrington have arrived at their cot
age from Cincinnati. Mrs. Clifford B.
Wright has been joined at The Chest
nuts by her son, Clarke Wright. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Park. of New York.
nave been Joined by Mrs. Parks father.
Charles Derby Foote, of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Eugene Kimball, of
New York, are at the Homestead ON
their honeymoon. Mrs. Kimball at tea
time has been wearing effective and
colorful frocks. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
Folger have arrived for their usual
late summer visit, Mr.. Folger plays
golf daily, and Mrs. Folger was an
early week registrant for the baths.
Also registering at the bathhouse
were Mr.. and Mrs Arnold w. Drummer,
Of New York; Mrs. Edward C. Dearden
OF Philadelphia; Mrs. John W. Scott
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Warrington
and Mrs. Robert S. Young, of Con
cord, N. C.
Mrs. Paul j. Sorg reached the Home
stead early in the week from Lake
wood, N. J: Mrs. Clarence Crocker
arrived on Tuesday from East Orange
to join Mrs. George II. McNeeley, Of
Philadelphia. Mrs. McNeeley and Mrs.
Crocker drove on Wednesday to the
Cascades. Mrs. Ira E. Wight, with her
sons, Ira E. Wight, jr. and Daniel c..
Wight, have arrived from st. Louis.
Mrs. Charles Mel. Clark and Miss
Mary Denman Clark are here from ST.
Louis. Mrs. Wight and her sons ride
daily and on Tuesday went with Miss
Clark to the top of Delafeld Noun
tain.
Miss Mary Gallery and her brother,
Pillars with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Dawson Gallery of Pittsburgh,
are daily in the saddle. Mrs. Elmer
Schlesinger, Of Washington and New
York, has been joined by her sister
Mrs. Samuel A. Marx, of Chicago, and
on Tuesday rode along the open trail
and down into Healing Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix A. Vogel, Of New
York, with Miss Claire Vogel and Felix
ing ride Mr.. and Mrs. Melville E.
trails during their long visits in Hot
Springs. Their place, Ingallston, is
rapidly being made ready for occu-
pancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund D. Rheem
have arrived from Washington for a
visit of several weeks. Mr.. Rheem
plays golf daily. Mrs John J. Duff
has arrived from Washington with
Mrs. Seaton Perry, her sister, for a
yo1, nty
ir. has returned from Pittsburgh to
rejoin Mrs. oicketson and John H.
Ricketson Sd, with whom he plays ten
mis- daily.
The Misses Jane and Gabrielle Gourd
and Louis NJ. Gourd, of New York, are
among the younger tennis players Of
prominence; also young Paul Mellon
and Miss Ailsa Mellon, OF Washington;
the Misses Agnes Stewart, of Pitts
burgh; Roberta c. Dearden. of Phila-
delphia; Harry c. Milholland, of Pitts
burgh; Edward c. Dearden jr, of
Philadelphia, and Eppa Hunton, 4th, of
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore X. Miller ar
rived from Baltimore by automobile
fer visit of two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs
fl ON Hartford, Conn, and Mrs. Owsley
Gilpin, of Philadelphia, motored over
from White Sulphur Springs with Mrs.
Marvin Harcum, Bryn Mawr, and Mrs.
Milton Elliott, of Washington. for
luncheon. Mrs. NJ. Stuart Palmer, of
Cleveland, gave large tea on the
Casino lawn on Thursday. Mrs. Fran
els H. Hamilton. wife of Justice Ham
ilton, of the United States Court Of APP
peals. gave tea on Tuesday for Mrs.
Thomas kinsey, of Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew
left on Tuesday for Lenox after visit
here of six weeks. Departures of the
week also included Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard A. Parke, of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Casuby, of Philadelphia:
also Mrs. William G. Bueher and
Francis Chapman, of that city; Mrs
Sarah H. Bodine and Joseph W.
Powers. Of Berwyn, Pa. Mrs. James r.
Matteson and Miss Jane Matteson, of
Chicago.