New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Hot Springs Opens
Spring Season in
New Dancing Room
New York Colony Increased
by Many Arrivals During
Week: Numbers of Enter
tainmcnts and Lunchc0ns
S9ee.ai Dfspofca TO The Yr.buse

SDooat DjspatcH TO The YrijVac
HOT SPRINGS, Va. March IS. The
great spring season in Hot Springs
officially opened last Monday with the
The inauguration o. tno now dance
room. part o. the wing built upon the
site OF the famous old Japanese room.
a special band, recruited from the
Homestead Orchestra under the d.-
recton Of Mario Armeini played
after the dancing in the regular bail
room. This VIII be continued through
out the year.
The week brought number Of az
rivals for the season. which already 8
up to the standard Of past seasons
here. The New ! orh colony, in pal
ticular. has been increased Mn and
ms. Frederick ". Gwynnc came down
rom New York early in the week and
are taking the baths. Nh. and Mrs
Jonn Howes Burton, Howes Burton
and Ernest B. Bacon have taken cot
tage for the Easter period and were
Joined by Harold Rees.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton went several
5,mes to Fsssitern Farm for luncheon.
Among those from New York lunchiug
there during the week were Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss Grace
Vanderbilt. Mn. aud Mrs. Samuel H.
\andergrft are here from New orr
and are TAXING the baths. ll1 and
Mrs. George II. Ingalls,, with Mss
Katherine ingalls,, George H. ingalls,
r and Melville +. ingalls, Sd have
arrived.
Mrs. Frank c. Henderson returned
rom New York with her sister, Mrs
Frederick 1errcschof. for whom sne
gave Il dinner at Valley View. Nrs.
Edgar +. Luckenbach. just arrived from
Palm Beach. was among Mrs. HeAdel~
sons guests, AS were Mr.. " alter :.
Halliweu. DR.. Lawrence A. Bragg and
Edward Hersey. Mn Halliwel re
turned from New York to Iejoin Nh.
/ HalliWeN accompanied by Leonard
NJ and Mrs. William FarSon arrived
from New York with the Misses Mar
iorie and Jane Farson. Mrs Brady
Hartman came down from Newport to
remain four weeks and to take The
baths. Mrs. Douglas Gilman and AIs.
Radcliffe RomeYn were arrivals during
rhe week from New Y ork. IS were Mrs.
l. p. Failchild and Miss Helen Louise
Tairchild Nj. and Mrs Allen Curtis,
Mrs.. Harvey W. Schad'cr. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. TWyetfort. Mr.. and Mrs. kenEeta
Hankiison, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Della
field, M. and Ms. v B. Meickleham
and Mrs. Edwin T. AIetcalte. John
O'Day came from New York to ioiN
Mrs. ODay. The Misses Ann and Alice
Gallagher arrived to ioin their fathcr,
John J. Galleghcr. Byron Goldsmith
and Oliver X. Gardner came from Palm
Beach. where they passed the create
part Of the winter.
Il. Fulton Cutting and his sister. Mrs
I.ucius Wilmcrdng. drove 20 Waln
Springs before their departure Oh
Wcdne sday for New York Mr. and
Mrs Henry c. Folgcr on Wednesday
so drd%e TO this ancient resort. nov
closed for the winter. Mrs. Richard
son NJ. Johnson and Miss Caroline
Johnson visited Fassilern on " ednes-
day for Wncheon Miss Julia Green
daughter of Nj. and Mrs. Thomas d
Green. OF New y ork. entertained al Tea
Miss Mathilde Mccormick. Of Chicago
Senator Truman II. Newoerrv anC
Mrs. NeWberry are continuing thei!
early spring visit. Senator Nev,berry
and Murray W. Sales. OF Detroit. are
daily on the long golf course. Arthur
II. Houghton. brother OF the newly ap
pointed .Amba Ss&dor TO Germany aut
Mrs. Houghton have arrived from Corn
ing \. w. and registered at the clut
house for golf. Nh. and Mrs William
II. Button are members OF the New
York colony prominent on the Ions
go.f course, Miss Vanderbilt also pleYs
daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rodman Fay. Of New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Conkhn
Of Chicago We're among those enter
tanning at luncheon during the week a
Nf-1l Nv.
Ripley have arrived from Chicago an(
are among the notable riders Of the col
O0y. Also coming from Chicago duriNs
the week were lIr. and Mrs. A. l.
Crowell. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene T. Clark
Mrs. c. Bal Lihme and Miss dig;
Lihmc, Mrs. John r. P. Curtis and Ms.
Dorothy Curtis, WIN MSS Constance
Hale Of Cleveland; Mrs William BurL
hardt ard Miss Florence Burl,hardt aDt
MISS CathYyn Prest. Mrs. l.. p Warrel
came down from Washington with he
daughter, MISS Laure Sculln, of S.
Louis. Mrs. Charles McLaren Clark i
here from ST Louis. also Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin II. Stcdman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran'
p Crunden and Miss Crundcn
Departures Of the week Included M
and Mrs. John Marble and Mrs. Alonz
FIebbard Mr. and Mrs c. Frederic
Doscher. Mr.. and Mrs William Walke1
Mr.. aud Mrs. William T. Grant, Nj. an,
Mrs. Lawrence X. Vein. Mrs. Franci
{, Barlow. Julian Mitchell and Mis-
Priscilla Mitchell. of New York; M
and Mrs. d. Douglas Dwight, of Detroit
SIR. and Mrs. j. crooks Fcnno. o. Bos
ton; MIR. and Mrs. William t. Filter an,
Miss Rachel Filter Mrs Maskell iwip
and MasEell Ewing iy. and airs. ,. Il
. Carney, Of Philadelphia, and Nj. aa
hr5 Arson J, Cole. Of Exeter, n. II.