New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
May Draws Many to
Honeymoon Colony
AT Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1T. Magruder.
MIR. and Mrs. Wemple and
MIR. II. T. Richardson I'd
and Bride Among Arrivals
Sncotoi D'spatcn 70 me TribaHc


HOT SPRINGS. May 6. The honey
moon colony in the Homestead IS nota-
hic these early May days, During
the week there were daily additions
Mn and Mrs. Herbert Thomas Maeru-
der arrived carly in the week from
New York Mrs. Magruder was Miss
Dorothy Wcmpie, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs William Y Wcmple. of Staten
Island. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T Rich
ardson I'd also came down from New
York for their honeymoon and have
Richardson was Miss Helen Bun.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Bull, Of Peapack. \. J. and New York.
Also arriving from New York were
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. Dodin Miss
Helen {. Giles spIe) and Mr. and Mrs.
Branch kerfoot Miss Henri eta McB.
BARTLETT. Mr.. and Mrs " Rradlee
Smith, OF Boston, and Mr and Mrs.
Frank {. Hart, Of Orange, n j. also
TONED the honeymoon colony in the
Homestead during the week Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick P. Bronson. of New
ork, who are here on their honeymoon
early in the week walked TO Boone
, CABIN for dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Holland Duel Of New York.
Golf Principal Diversion
OF New York Colony
Golf has been the principal diversion
here. and members Of the New York
MI and Mrs. jeremiah Milbank, NJ
and Mrs. Charles Shiverck, Nh and
Mrs G. Mason Janncv Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Squire, DR.. leighton Parks and
Miss Ellen S. Parks, Mrs Joseph Truit
Talbert, Mrs. John Mccoy and Dr. and
Mrs II. H. Fries
DR.. John A. Victor came down from
New York 20 JOIN Mrs. Victor with Mrs
Coburn Darling, Of Philadelphia, and
registered at the clubhouse for golf
Mr.. and Mrs. George Batcheller. who
arrived on Wednesday. also registered
at the clubhouse. MI and Mrs. Henry
Seligman entertained at dinner or
Monday Mrs William F. Sheehan. OF
New York. who is here taking the baths
Mrs. John C. Mallery, of Newport
gave a dinner on Tuesday for the Baror
\ and Baroness Rosenkrantz, Mr. anc
Mrs, Fay Ingalls, and Mr.. Ernest A
Thomson, of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cecil Filter. OF Phila
delphia, had AS dinner guests on Mon
day Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton G. Dixon, O.
Philadelphia, who are here on thei.
honeymoon, and the Baron and Barones,
Rosenkrantz. Nj and Mrs. Dixon wer,
entertained at luncheon early in th'
week at Valley View by Mt. and Mrs
; Rudolph Z. Looming, of New York
Mrs. William n. Tevis Huhn, Of Phil
adclphia. gave a dinner for Mr. an,
Mrs. 6. Mason Janney, Mrs. John Nc
Coy and Mr.. Peter White. Of New York
II
Of Montreal, here or their honeymoon
drove on Tuesday to Valley View TO
, luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McClement. o
Chicago, entertained a party Of eigh
at Fassifern Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Ingalls,. of Ney
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Prescott Fay
of Boston, motored to White Sulphu
Springs for luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs
H. Gordon Mullin. Of New York. mo
tored from White Sulphur on Monda
for luncheon in the new restaurant il
, the Homestead.
Mrs. Louis J. de Milhau. Of Locus
Valley, l.. l., gave a picnic luncheon a
the Jackson River Hunt Club for Nj
and Mrs. Stanley j. Wolff before he
George A. Ellis jr and Mrs. Joseph I
Talbert, of New York, formed anothe
picnic party going to the Hunt Clu
preserve during the week. Mr an
Mrs. Thomas +. Kecley gave a Dime
at Fassifern Farm before their dc
parture for Chicago.
, New Riding Trail Blazed
And Named for Mrs. Ellis
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kierstedc Hudson
came down from New York on Wedne s
, day to remain until May 21 Mr.. rn'
Mrs Robert J. Leonard arrived from
Pelham Manor for a visit of thre
weeks and are among those daily oil
5 the riding trails. A new riding trai
has been blazed in the glen adjolnin,
Dunns Gap and named the Ellis trail
in honor of Mrs. George A. Ellis jr., o
New York, one of the best horsewomel
| in the colony.
b. Mrs Eugene Van Rensselaer, Thsye
was an arrival of the week from New
8 Jersey and is accompanied by Mis-
Gladys Livermore, who registered fo
golf at the clubhouse.