The New York herald., 1922-07-09
Chauncey M. Depew
Is Again Speaker
at Hot Springs
Distinguished Audience Hears
Address on Political
Duties.

spectoI DsspotoA to TIM NEW Yozx HmAID.
Hor SPRnsos, Va. July s.-rhis wind
ing Allegheny Valley was distinctly a
notable center of patriotism on the
Fourth Of July. The Hon. Chsuncey NJ.
Depew, who has made so many addresses
here. was the speaker OF the day. Mr..
Depew made q farewell address to the
war boys Of Bath county when they went
away to tho war. He welcomed them
back. and no spoke at the dedication Of
the memorial tablet erected to them by
tho Virginia Hot Springs Company two
years ago.
This year his talk was also dedica-
tion Of the new Homestead Theatre to
was filled with q distinguished audience
which gave Mr.. Depew a warm welcome
after a fitting introduction by Senator
Theodore @. Burton Of Ohio. Senator
Albert Cummins OF Iowa also was In the
house.
MIR. Depew made a comprehensive sur
vey Of the political history of the coun-
try and urged strongly a better celebra-
ton Of the day. 1t was quite one of the
best talks given by the celebrated
speaker in recent years and made a pro-
found impression.
M. Geunadius, the Greek Minister to
the United States, and Mme. Geunadius
were in the audience. Also there were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Abbott of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Melville E. In
gals. who arrived the day before from
New York, making the journey by auto
mobile. Mr.. and Mrs Ingalls, are to be
at Ingallston. their cottage, until the
end of the autumn season.
The heavy rain of the Fourth pre-
vented the Horse Show from coming off,
so 1t was postponed until yesterday.
Stables represented included those Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ingalls,, the Baron and Baroness
Rosenkrantz, both of whom rode, and
Mr.. Joseph D. Eddy. Among the riders
also were the Misses Margaret and
Mercer Dunlop, who are at the Home
stead with their sister, Mrs. Eddy, and
who are quite accomplished riders. Mrs.
Terah Haggin. who came down on Tues
day from New York. also entered her
stable. Mrs. Haggin is at the White
cottage, adjoining Ingallston, for July
and August.
The judges Of yesterday were the
Messrs. Harry r. Peters and Edward
van der Hoff Koch of New York and Mr..
Lawrence Dixon Of White Sulphur
Springs. Mr.. Joseph D. Eddy OF New
York and DR.. Lawrence A. Bragg of
Hot Springs were the principal sponsors
Of the show. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters were
among those motoring to White Sulphur
Springs during the week for luncheon.
Mrs. William Jey and Mrs. Gregory
Sutton have arrived at the Homestead
from New York for their usual early
summer visit and to take the baths.
Mrs. J. Wray Cleveland and Miss Mar
jory Cleveland also came down from
New York for visit of eight weeks,
and were In the Homestead Theater on
the Fourth.
Mrs Frederick H. Bugher and her son
Mr.. Frederick Mclean Bugher of New
York and Washington, have arrived fol
the summer and are shortly to be Joined
by her other son, Mr.. Henry T. Chitten.
den Of New York. Mr.. Charles James
Bilwiller and his sister Miss Marie Bill
willer Of New York were arrivals Of
Monday. Also coming down from New
York during the week were the Messrs
Philip Isham. Gilbert T. Washburn and
Harold w. Ross.