The New York herald., 1921-07-24
THRONGS SEEK COUNTRY
Secretary Mellon
and Family Arrive
at Hot Springs
Tennis and Golf Are Now in
High Favor at Virginia
Resort.


Resort.
Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
Hot SpRINGs, Va. July 23.-The cot
tage colony at Hot Springs has been
given quite an official touch by the ar
rival from Washington of Andrew J.
Mellon. Secretary Of the Treasury, with
his family, Miss Ailsa Mellon and Paul
Mellon. The Secretary has taken Bar
ton Lodge, one of the show places, and
will pass as much time there during the
summer as possible away from his work
in the capital.
Miss Olyve Graef, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Campbell Graef OF
Washington. and also Mr.. Malcolm Mac
farlane of Pittsburgh, are house guests
at Barton Lodge. Miss Mellon and Miss
Graef, who are being chaperoned by
Miss Alice Sylvester Of Pittsburgh. are
daily on the tennis courts. =. -
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H Bugher
and their son, Frederick H. Bug1ief. Jr..
of Washington. have taken the -pictur-
esque Woodland cottage and ara to be
there until September is. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howard Warrington have arrived
at their cottage from Cin1innatfe.rs.
Clifford B. Wright Of Cincinnatt. - .en-
tertaining at the Chestnuts Mrs. Ohm
Strong of Baltimore. and gave her q
dinner early in the week In the, Home
stead. s~
The Homestead itself IL In the midst
of an exceedingly pleasant midsummer.
Tennis and golf are in the highest sort
of favor. and the cure is being taken by
a number Of the most prominent MEM
bers Of the colony. among them Mr.. and
Mrs John A. Hadden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melville e. ingalls,, Mrs. Henry Eugene
Gourd, Mrs. Edward Cameron FouIkes
and Edward T. Talmage. George L. Law
renee and Arthur s. Runyon Of New
York; Mrs. James McCrea and Mr.. John
F. Lewis of Philadelphia; Mrs. Eppa
Hunton Jr,, and Mrs. Decatur Axtell OF
Richmond. and Mr.. Albert Carry OF
Washington. Mrs. John Charles League
Of Galveston. who passed the greater
part of the spring season here, has re-
turned for the summer and also Is taking
the baths.
Tennis Games Popular.
Prominent among the younger men,
bers of the colony on the tennis courts
during the week have been Louis M.
Gourd and Brevard Miller Of New York.
John H. Ricketson, Jr.. and John II.
Ricketson Sd, Harry c. Milholland and
Charles H. Bell Of Pittsburgh. Eppa
Hunton and George Gibson Of Rich
mond, Joseph w. Powers and James B.
Candy of Philadelphia, Mrs. Arthur g.
Runyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Parke
and the Misses Jane and Gabrielle Gourd
of New York. and Mary Gallery and
Agnes Stewart Of Pittsburgh.
Dawson Gallery has returned from
oh ,voy. <o In fro
their family at the Pillars. With his
son and daughter. George Lewis Gallery
and Miss Mary Gallery, he played over
the long golf course several times this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Parke (Miss
Emmy Wehlen) of New York are daily
on the long course. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Gill Wylie. Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Clark Milholland played a final four
some early in the week before their
departure for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe OF
Washington have taken the Lanier Dunn
house at the entrance to the noted gap
and are to be there for the summer.
Mrs. Howe and Mrs. James Vaudeville
Carlisle of Washington play golf fire.
quently. Mr.. Edgar Park has returned
from New York to be with Mrs. Park at
Boxwood Farm and Is daily on the long
course.
Justice Francis NJ Hamilton Of the
United States Court Of Appeals and Mrs.
Hamilton are at the Homestead for q
visit of several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. s. Howard-Smith and Miss Elise
Howard-Smith have arrived from Phila-
delphia. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marshall Bell
and their family came from Pittsburgh
by automobile. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
po1n oh, Of = ~1x anlr
arrivals and are daily on the golf course.
Arrivals From New York.
Arrivals from New York during the
week include Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold w.
Drummer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Kinney,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barthelmas.
Henry King. John Conroy. H. w. Smith
and Charles Holland Duell, Jr. Mr..
Barthelmas Is filming In the Cumber-
land Mountains the story Of Joseph
Hergesheimer. 'Tol'able David"
Mrs. Paul j. Sorg arrived on wednes-
day from Lakewood. ". J. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward c. Dearden. with Edward
c. Dearden, Jr., and Miss Roberta X.
Dearden. are at the Homestead from
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Brain
ard were midweek arrivals from Hart
ford. Conn, and registered at the Club
house on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trimble de Roode OF
New York and also Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Stanley Tregalles of Baltimore motored
over during the week from White Sui
phur Springs for luncheon at the Home
stead. Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Candy
went to Valley View for tea before their
departure on Wednesday for their home
in Philadelphia. Mr.. Felix A. vogel re-
turned from New York to rejoin. Mrs.
Vogei and their family at the Home-
stead
Mrs. william II. Dougherty and Miss
Nanno Dougherty of New York have
left for Atlantic City. where they will be
four weeks at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
Mrs. Henry 0. Garfield has gone to
Black Rock, Conn.,. after six weeks at
the Homestead.
Congressman Louis A. rockingham
and Mrs. rockingham have left for
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hancock
for Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Nelson for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Lloyd Of
Pittsburgh. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w.
Lee OF Boston. Mrs. T. Kirkpatrick Par
rish and Mr.. Russell Parrish Of Rich
mond were departures of the week.