New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
ingalls, Family
Reunion lis Held
At Hot Springs, Va,
Autumn Season at Home
stead Closes With the
Opening of Its Winter
Ballroom Just Completed
speotaI ptspotoA to The Tr.bxus

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HOT SPRINGS, Va, Nov. 26.-The
autumn season at the Homestead came
to an end on Thanksgiving night with
the opening of the new ballroom, which
is part of the wing just added to the
Homestead. The ballroom opens or
the sunroom, the restaurant and the
theater. which was opened early in Oc-
tober.
Thanksgiving Day also was marked
by reunion of the Ingalls, family. Mr.
and Mrs. Melville E. Ingalls, arrived on
Monday, after an absence Of fou,
months in Europe, during which time
they visited Mr.. Ingalls's sister, Mrs
Arnold Robertson, wife Of the British
high commissioner for the Rhinelanc
district in Coblenz for the last two
years. and who has just been appointed
British representative in Morocco. Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Ingalls, and Miss
Katherine Ingalls, came down from
New York in their private car; alao Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Ingalls,. Mr. ant Ers
Albert S. Ingalls, came on Wednesday
evening from Cleveland, thus complet.
ing the family Of the late Mr. and Mrs
Melville E. Ingalls,, to whom the mod
ern development Of the Virginia Hot
Springs is due.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville e. ingalls, are al
their newly remodeled and redecorated
cottage, Ingallston, for fortnight's
visit, and will then return to New York
for the winter season.
Among those from New York attenu-
ing the festivities were: Mr.. and Mrs,
Francis q. Landon, Mr.. and Mrs
George R. Read, Mrs. Robert Olyphant
Mrs. John G. Mallery, Mrs. John Lean )
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Williams, Mrs
Delaney Astor Kane, Mrs. Augustus
Jay, Mrs. Henry P. Gardner, Lieuten-
ant Colonel Robert Marsh jr. and Ed
ward N. Dickerson.
Tho week brought . number Of in
teresting arrivals for the holiday
period. Mrs. Augustus Jay came down
from Newport to Join her sister, Mrs
Delaney Astor Kane, who arrived a
fortnight ago. Captain Frederick Rus
sell and Mrs. Russell are here from
Great Neck. L. l.; Mrs. Henry P. Gard
AiS1 b44INCo carry ia LLle week IOT
visit Of three weeks. Mrs. William B.
Chaplin, Mrs. Clarence D. Kerr and
Miss Emily Chaplin were early week
arrivals from New York, as were Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. M. SHETLAND, DR.. and Mrs
Frederick W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. Pidgeon, Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. David C. An
derson and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Anderson.
The early part Of the week also was
marked by several dinners. Ernest A.
Thomson, of New York, had as guests
Mrs. John C. Mallery. Mrs. Augustine
II. Parker and the Baron Rosenkrantz
Dining on Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Guy B. Johnson. Of Old Benn-
ington, VT, were DR.. Guy C. Hinsdale
and Miss Jean Hinsdale; Robert Stow
Bradley, Of Boston, and his daughter
Miss Rosamund Bradley, Miss Beatrice
Gordon Pratt and Russell Ellis Sard, of
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman are
at the Homestead from Washington
after An absence Of four months in
Europe. The Philadelphia colony was
increased during the week by the ar
rivals of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Grant. DR.. and Mrs. George M. Dor
rance. Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Vrooman n,
Mrs. Phebe Bromles and Mrs. William,
81. Bromley; also Walter C. Hager and
Joseph Crawford, Of Lancaster, Pa.