New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
HotSpringgs,V Has
Interesting Week
OF Society Life
Mrs. Terah Haggin, Mrs. Fl. E.
Courd and Mrs. Looming
Among the Hostesses at
BridgeP Parties, Aunchcons
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


HOT SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 27-The
largest luncheon of the week was that
given by Mrs. Terah Haggn, of New
York, for her guest Mrs. Harry Camp
bell Graef, of Washington. The guests
were the Baroness Rosenkrantz, Mrs j.
Herbert Claiborne and Mrs. Henry Eu-
gene Gourd, Of New York; Mrs. Alex
ander P Humphrey, of Louisville; Mrs
Charles Mel. Clark and Mrs. Ira f.
Wight, Of St. Louis; Mrs. William
Pinckney Hill. of Atlanta, and Miss
Alice Scarborough, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Henry Eugene Gourd gave
bridge and tea at her cottage early in
the week. Mrs. Gourd has been Joined
by her daughter Miss Florence Gourd,
who came down from New York Thurs
day. The Misses Jane and Gabrielle
Gourd, who have been with their
mother since the early summer, are
among those riding daily. Mrs. Albert
Looming, of New York, gave a bridge
and tea at the Casino on Tuesday for
Mrs. Clay Kemble and Miss Florence
Kemble, of Philadelphia. The guests
were Mrs. Samuel Stockton White jr..
Mrs. J. William White and Mrs. Frank
r. Savidge, of Philadelphia, and Mrs
Seton, Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chouteau Walsh ar
rived at the Homestead early in the
week from New York to join the
They lunched at Valley View with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. B. Walsh
jr. before the latter's departure for
New York, where they are to be at
the Hotel Plaza several weeks. Be
fore leaving Hot Springs Mr. and Mrs.
Walsh were guests of Mrs. Thomas T.
Pierce, Of Cincinnati, at dinner at
the Homestead. Also dining with Mrs.
Pierce were Mr.. and Mrs Lee Bcnoist.
Of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs Ira L.
Wight, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. B.
Walsh, Of st. Louis, and Mr.. and Mrs
Chouteau Walsh, Of New York.
On the same evening Mrs. Charles
Mel. Clark had as dinner guests Mrs.
Henry Eugene Gourd, of New York;
the Baroness Rosenkrantz and Mrs.
William Pinckncy Hill, of Atlanta. who
is house guest at Roseloe, the Roscn-
krantz seat near Hot Springs. Dim
ners also were given by Mrs Alfred A.
Crockcr, of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs.
Ira r.. WIGHT, Of St. Louis, and Mrs.
Albert Looming. of New York. Mrs.
Edmund Rheen. Of Washington. dined
with Mrs. Elmer Schlesinger, of New
York, before the latters departure for
Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick N. Watriss
have come down from New York for
fortnight's visit Mrs. John Leckie has
arrived from New York, accompanied
by Mrs. J. Harvey Page, of Cambridge,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Mes.
erole, MIR. and Mrs. Conrad SAKE
Keyes, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bas-
sett, Mrs. Charles F. Swan, Mrs. Fred
crick K. Busk and Mrs. George Eneer
were arrivals Of the week from Nav
York; also Carroll II. Brewster, to ioin
his mother, Mrs. Andre w. Brewster. Of
Washington.
There has been much entertaining in
the cottage colony, and of very in
formal nature. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Evans, OF Atlanta, have as house quests
Pr and Mrs. ]. Herbert Claiborne. of
New York, and expect some time next
week SIR Robert and Lady Borden
from Canndn for n fortnight's visit
Baron and Baroness Roscnkrantz
gave a luncheon ut Roseloc for their
guest, Mrs. William ?. Hill, of Atlanta.
and also entertained for his ncphew
the Baron lvor Roscnkrantz, Of Den
mark. Baron Rosenkrantz, who ex-
poets to make his home in the United
States, is we'll known in his native
country az mn nrtst Of accomplish sh
mcnt, and also conducted for two years
MS own paper, "Bastn," successful
satirical journal, which included
Georg Brnndcs among its contributors.