The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Midseason Society
EventS of Interest
at Hot Springs, Va.
New York and Philadelphia
Folk Among Recent Arri-
walls at Southern Resort.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
Hot SPRINGS, Va. July 29.-Mrs.
Terah Haggin arrived early in the week
from New York and Is at the White
cottage. Her guests are Mrs. Haines
Smith Of Onslow Gardens, London; Miss
Margaret Porter Of New York and Miss
Margaret Conroy Of Lima, delegate from
Peru to the recent Pan-American Con-
gress and League for Women Voters in
Washington. The return of Mrs. Haggin
is always OF interest, with emphasis in
riding matters. Her hunter, Tim. was
one of the features of the recent horse
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Evans came
down from New York early in the week
and will be here three weeks. Mrs.
Evans registered at the clubhouse for
golf. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley l.. Wolff
were arrivals of the week from New
York. Mr.. Edward T. II. Talmage and
his son. Prentice Talmage. are here
from New York and are taking the
baths which continue their vogue. Plans
have been drawn for a new bath house
which will be erected next year, also
an open air swimming pool. which will
be among the most decorative In the
country. The famous Stanford White
ballroom In the Homestead Is being re-
decorated In green. harmonizing with
the green and white Of the gallery and
the great hall. During the summer the
band plays I'm the crystal room after
the movies. Mr.. Newton Frost Read
returned from New York early In the
week. Mr.. Stoddard Hancock came
down for a brief visit Mrs. Willard
G. Nellis also was an arrival of the
week from New York and is TO remain
a fortnight.
Mrs. William Jay drove on Tuesday
to Fassifern Farm for luncheon and re-
turned through the Jackson River val
ley.
An interesting event Of the week was
the garden party given at Three Hills,
the home OF Miss Mary Johnstone, the
novelist, and in aid of the Daughters
OF the Confederacy Fund A number
OF visitors both here and in Warm
Springs went to the Italian villa of the
writer and helped to make the affair a
success. Mrs. Charles Mcclure Clark
gave luncheon at Valley View for the
Iron and Baroness Rosenkrantz, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley l.. Wolff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira II. Wight, Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Stoner. Mrs. Harry Wardman, Miss
Mary Denman Clark and the Messrs
John III. Ricketson Sd. Ira L. Wight,
Jr.. Allan Grover. Daniel L. Wight and
Harry S. Knight. Capt. and Mrs. ,Iill-
lam NJ. Talbot of New York are among
those entertaining at dinner during
the week in the new Homestead res
taurant.
The Philadelphia colony here Is al
ways OF interest and this week received
number OF additions Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gamer Wiederseim came In
early in the week by automobile. Mr..
and Mrs. George ID. Clark arrived from
Overlook. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p.
Vaux OF Philadelphia were week ar
rivals and are daily on the riding trails.
Mrs. William A. Platt and also Mrs.
Arthur Biddle came In during the week
and are taking the baths
Col. Edward Colston and Miss Judith
p. Colston arrived by automobile from
Cincinnati and registered for goh at
the clubhouse. Mrs. John Parker
Jackson came down from Washington
to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Surth OF Yokohama. Commander Jack
son. who has just been relieved from
his post as Naval Attache OF the
United States at Rio do Janeiro. will
shortly arrive FROM the capital.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew
have left for Lenox after n visit here
OF five weeks. M. Frederick Nano
Charge dAffaires OF tho Rumanlan
Legation. and Nine. Nano left for
Washington by automobile after a
week here. DR.. George Il. de Schwien-
itz left early In tho week for Phila-
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