The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Singing of Carols
on Lawn Planned
for Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warren
Barbour Passing Honey
moon at Resort.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
Hot SPRINGS, Va, Dec. 1.-THE
Chrir-<as spirit is very much in evidence
not only in the Homestead but in the
cottage colony. Preparations are quite
under way to appropriately mark the
time, and number of old time customs
are to be followed, as the singing OF
carols on the Homestead lawn by village
children and the raising of huge FIR
tree In the great hall.
Among this weeks arrivals from New
York to Join the honeymoon colony were
Mr.. and Mrs William Warren Barbour,
who were married last week In st.
James's Church. Mrs. Barbour was
Miss Elizabeth c. Carrere, daughter OF
Mrs. L. Sidney Carrere. Mr. ana MIS-
Barbour motored on Tuesday to Coving-
ton Mountain and returned through the
Failing Springs Valley. Also coming
down from New York on their honey
moon were Mr. and Mrs. Robert d. Miller
Of Montclair. n. j.. who registered at the
clubhouse for golf on their arrival.
The New York colony was increased
by the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. warren
Murdock, who are to be here ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent f. Montalbano
came in on Wednesday, also Mrs. Elmer
Schlesinger.
Nlr, ana MIS- oColSS I've 'sSeANS "%S
left on Wednesday for New York after a
visit here of four weeks, were enter
tanned at tea early In the week by Miss
Christine w. Biddle Of philadelphia.
Mator-Gen. Sir Edward Morrison and
Lady Morrison completed their visit
early in the week and started for New
York. After visit of several days
there they will start for Ottawa. They
were dinner guests before their depar-
ture of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Williams at
their cottage. 80,
Mrs Zachary Tinker of New York will
be at her cottage. lakewood. I'll a1ter
fhe HOLIDAYS, and on Tuesday enter
tainad several friends at dinner. Mrs.
NJ. Stuart Palmer of Cleveland wiz be
at Braeside for the winter. ana on Mon
day entertained several friends at tea
in the Homestead.
Mrs Edgar Park will coma down from
New York early In the week TO JON
Mrs Park ar Boxwood Farm Mrs.
Jean Wilke and her daughter. Miss Mar
guerite Wilke, are to be at Westcote
until after the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond l.. Hunter.
who were here on their honeymoon left
for New York. Mrs. Sidney G. Ash
more and her sister, Miss Martha G.
Vail, were departures : for New YORK,
also Mrs. John c. Mallory, who later
will go to Aiken. s. c., where she has
a house. She was accompanied North
by her son, Mr.. Garrick l.. Mallery, who
recently raturned from Goa. in Portu-
guese India, where he made historical
research for the Hispanic Society of
America. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Everatt left for
New York, also Mrs. Herbert Stone, ac-
companied by Mrs. Quinby McKeon and
Miss Phoebe Quinby McKeon of Pitts
burgh. Mrs. William T.. w. McKays Of
Baltimore started for Charleston, S. c.,
where she will pass the winter AT tho
Villa Margarita. Mr.. and Mrs. George
McFadden, also Mr. and Mrs. Q. Z.
Nroon. left for Philadelphia.
Departures of the week also included
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Burnett OF
scarborough. Mass; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas V. kelligrew of Boston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Bronson and
their son, Mr.. Richard 8. NJ. Bronson,
OF Waterbury, Conn: also Lieut.. Col.
Robert Marsh, Jr-. and r. T.. White of
New York.