New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Many Dinners and
Luncheons Occupy
Hot Springs Colony
New Workers Among the
Hostesses of Week al
Homestead: Golfers Ac-
tive on Resorts Links
speoioi ojSputch to The T,ibpns


HOT SPRINGS, Va, May l3. The
| week was noted for the number or
cor and dnner parties both in the
Homestead and at the various mountajn
'nns OF the region. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
SelIgmsn entertained Al dinner early
IN the week MIR. and Mrs. Fl t.ierstede
Hudson. MIR. and Mrs. George Batch
eiler Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Ellis ir.
Mrs. William +. Sheehan and Mr.. Rob
et Batcheller. Mr.. and Mrs Seiigman
also entertained for the Balon and
Baroness Rosenkrantz. Ms. Sheehan
gave dinner for ten in the new rcstau-
rant in the Homestead
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Fem and
ar. and MTs. Russell H. Dunham. Of
Wilmington, Del, had as dinncr guests
there on Monday Nh. and Mrs Charles
Shiverick and Mn. and Mrs. Chester
Williams, of New York. Mr. and Mrs.
George +. Routh in. gave q dinner there
before leaving for Chicago. Mrs.
Glsrkson Potter, Of New York, enter
tanned at dinner for eight guests oay'y
in the week. Mr. Potter il in New
York for s few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Squire Of New
ork. gave dinner in the new rostpd-
rant and later took their guests To an
entertainment given in the village by
negro performers. Mrs Franklin Stet-
son and Miss Frances Stetson. Of ST.
lohn, \. r.. had small luncheon on
Tuegday. Mr.. and Mrs. Melville T.. In
gals entertained At dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Ingalls, before their departure
for New York. MIS-. George A. Brown
and Miss Louise Brown. o. Boston. or-
tertalned st lunche con Miss Dorothy
Blodgett before her departure for
Boston With her mother. Mrs. Edward
Everett Blodgett
Mrs. Frederic Nelson lunched with
Mrs. George Fl Bend before departing
an Friday for New York and Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Poolev, who a,
rived late last week from Philadelph ia,
gave luncheon in the new restaurant
for Mr. and Mrs. Max Surth. of Nokc.
hams. who are here for six months
visit SITTER passing the winter al Palm
Beach.
Fassifern Farm. on the Jackson
River, eigh, miles from Hot Springs, i
regeining rapidly its former vogue
after having been closed for tvo wears
Nh. and Mrs John Cleveland Osgood
of New York and Rcdstonc. Col. mo-
tored there early in the weeh for
luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. George a.
Ellis u. went there for luncheon be-
fore NJ. Elilss departure for New
York with Miss Jean Ellis. Mrs Ellis
later in TIE week went to Gillett's for
luncheon. and on Tuesday. motored to
Monterey on picnic excursion wien
Mrs. Joseph Truit Talbert. Of New
York, and Mrs. Francis Alton Con-
molly. OF Washington. who is visiting
Mrs. Ellis in the HON estead.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rutherford Meal
lister drove to Valley View for
luncheon before their departure for
Philadelphia. Mr. Alexander NJ Stew
at. OF New York; was in a luncheon
party there early in the week. the other
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ward
Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. /. II. Craw-
ford. Of Chicago The luncheon vas
given by Mr. and Mrs. William S
Furry Of Chicago Mrs. Dudley S.
Blossom. Of Cleveland gave dinner
for nine at Valley View. returning with
her guests to the Homestead for
dancing.
Captain and Mrs, William s. CLAYTON.
carly week arrivals from New York
m otored 10 Delaheld Mountain. Mrs.
Dickson G. Brown. with Mrs. ". H.
Teer and Miss Kelccy Staunton. we're
arrivals Of the week from New York, As
were Mr. and Mrs. Felix T. Hughes,
Mrs. ". x. Grove: Mr.: and Mrs. r. V.
Hiscoe Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Ryan with
Miss Alice Cuddihy. Mr.. and Mrs. Be
dell H. Harmed are here for heir usual
sprifle visit. Mrs. Edmund ". Corlics
.rr,ved from her place at Spring Lake,
N. J.