New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Hot Springs Colony
To Have Memorable
Thanksgiving Day
Many Registered at Home
stead and Elaborate Holi-
day Program Planned
TO Open New Dance Room
Special Dispatch to rAs r~ssxws

stead is large, and judging from prep
arations we'll under way the holiday
itself will be memorable in Hot Springs.
It will mark the opening Of the new
dance room, one Of the features of
the wing just added 60 The Homestead.
On Thursday evening there will be 4
special performance in the new room
given by singers and dancers, headed
by James E. Lipsey.
A notable arrival Is Major General
Sir Edward Morrison and Lady Morri-
son, from Ottawa. They will remain
four weeks and take the baths. Mr..
and Mrs. Francis G. Landon came down
from New York for their usual late
autumn visit. Early week registrants
from New York include Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Bache Pratt and Miss Beatrice
Gordon Pratt. Mrs. Robert Olyphant,
who came down from New York carly
in the week. also has registered at the
bsthhousc. Mrs. Dean Emery arrived
from Short Hills, N. J., to Join Mr..
Emery. They are daily ON the golf
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Page Burr are
here from New York and were early
week arrivals. Mrs. George E. Turnure
came down from New York accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. George H.
Livermore. of Winchester, Mass. and
Miss Mary Symphorosa Bristed and
Miss Grace Bristed, daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed, Of
Lenox, Mass. Mrs. Turnure and Mrs.
Livermore have been driving great
deal during the week, accompanied by
Miss Symphorosa Bristed on horseback.
Miss Grace Bristed registered at the
clubhouse for golf, and plays daily
ove- the short course. Arrivals from
New York during the week also include
to Boone Cabin on Wednesday for
luncheon; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Smythe and Mr.. and Mrs. P. T.. An
drews.
Several Important Dinners
Are Given During Week
Mrs. Benjamin Brewster, of New
York, gave dinner early in the week
for Mrs. Elisha, Lee jr., Mrs. Robert w.
de Forest. Mrs. Allen E. Whitman and
Mrs. William A. w. Stewart, of New
York. Mrs. John Leary gave one of the
1arges teas of the week in the Casino
for Lieutenant Colonel William D. Bur-
chall and Mrs. Burchall, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Bosworth, Mrs. J. H. Cole
and Mrs. A. F. McBain, of Montreal;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Williams, Mrs.
Joseph T. Talbert, Count Robert de
Clairmont and Edward N. Dickerson, of
New York, and Miss Helen H. Keasby,
of Philadelphia
A birthday dinner was given in The
Home stead for Guy B. johnson, of Old
Bennington, VT, at which the guests
were Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker D. Handy, H. E. Chase, gov
ernor of the New York Federal Reserve
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Janney were
arrivals from Philadelphia and regis
tered at the clubhouse for golf. The
Philadelphia colony here is always of
interest, and auditors during the week
included Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Haz-
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaunt V. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles j. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick S. Sherman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward H. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Markey, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M.
Mol, Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Scott
and Miss Mary Frances Scott.
Activity in the cottage colony con-
and Mrs. Chester Williams, of New
York were; Lieutenant Colonel and
Mrs. Arthur Evans, of Atlanta; Mrs.
George A. Ellis jr., of New York; Mrs.
George M. Bosworth, Of Montreal;
Hiss Jeanette Horlick, of Racine,
Wis; and Edward N. Dickerson, J.
Newton Marshall and Joseph B. White
head, of New York.
Another dinner of the week was
that given by Mr.. Whitehead at the
cottage of his mother, Mrs. Evans, for
Colonel and Mrs. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams, Miss Elinor Bright and J.
Evans are to sail soon with Mr.. White
head for France, where they will meet
Mrs. Evans's other son, Conkey P.
Whitehead, in Paris and pass the win
ter on the Riviera. Mrs. Edgar H.
Bright and her daughter are still at
Brightview, but expect to leave shortly
for France, where they will pass the
winter.
The Baron and Baroness Rosen-
krantz, who entertained their niece, the
baroness Elsie Rosenkrantz, at Rose
xyO eAAo ousuhhHs oAS saioItly 10 SAIL
for France, where they are to pass the
winter.
Miss Helen Avery Norris's
Engagement Is Announced
The Rev. James Avery Norris and
Mrs. Norris, of Hot Springs, announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Miss Helen Avery Norris, to A, Carl
ton Mckinney, of Richmond. Mrs.
Norris and her daughter are in New
York to remain over the Thanksgiving
holidays. Edgar Park has returned to
New York with Erroi Kerr and II.
L. Shriver, whom he entertained at
Boxwood Farm, where Mrs. Park Is to
remain for the winter.
The last week saw a number of
changes in the late autumn colony in
The Homestead, and with them the de-
parture of number of New York peo-
Pc among them Mr.. and Mrs. E.
rarrar Bateson, Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
1Iappir and Linsley Tappin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry T. Dunn, Mrs. Joseph T.
Iainert, Mrs. Frederick Pearson, D.
raymond Noyes and G. Winchester
Noyes, who left by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Wright Brown also
1877 oy automobile for Shrewsbury. N.
y, where they will close their country
winter. s'-S
Mrs. Thomas Mexican left for Phila-
aeiphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
q. Keyeil Jr. for Chicago, after passing
their honeymoon here.
Mrs. John Alsop King, of Philadel-
Phia, has gone to New York, where she
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