The New York herald., 1922-10-01
Observation-Disclosures
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New Yorkers at
Hot Springs for
autumn Season
Numerous Arrivals During
Week at Virginia Resort
Social Notes.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YozK HEaAtD.
HoT SPRINGS. Va. Sept. 30.--The New
York colony during the autumn season
here. as in years past. is of notable
Sumner arrived early In the week and
are to remain several weeks. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Coster Steers and Miss
Frances Bullard came from New York
early In the week and are occupying
one OF the Homestead cottages. They
also registered at the clubhouse for
golf and play daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedell RI. Harmed OF
New York have arrived from Breton
Woods. where they passed the summer.
and are to be at the Homestead until
November I.
Mrs. Harned's son, Mr.. Baisley p.
Elebash. will come down from New
York the second week in October for
fortnight. Col. II. A. C. deRubio and
Mrs. deRubio came In from Fassifern
Farm after fortnight there and are
I o be here four weeks. Col. and Mrs.
de Rubio are very prominent members
Of the riding colony and are daily on
the trails. Miss Ethel Zabriskie also
rides daily, and on Wednesday drove to
Fassifern for luncheon. accompanied by
her aunt. Miss Z. X. Ryerson.
Mrs. Henry -Colwell Beadleston and
her daughter. Miss A.. Leo Beadleston.
came In early in the week from New
York with Mrs. Charles S. Farnum of
Philadelphia. Miss Beadleston also
rides daily and has registered for golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. White have
arrived from New York and on Tues
day drove to Failing Springs and Cow
ington Mountain. Mrs. Rowland Ames
Robbins and Miss Gladys Robbins were
arrivals Of the week from New York;
also Mrs. Albert Bullus and her brother,
MIR. John Oakman. Mrs. Clarence Gray
Dinsmore of New York ia at the Honey
stead after passing tho summer at New
London. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hite, Jr.,
have arrived from Port Chester. y. Y.
Mr.. George A. HUM, Jr., arrived from
New York TO joi Mrs. HUM. who gave
a dinner early in the week for Mrs.
Stewart Waller and Mr.. Henry Q. Tall
madge.
Mr. and Mrs. John Austin Black OF
New York had as dinner guests MI.
and Mrs Howard Page. who have since
left for New York. Judge Richard +.
Lydon and Judge James n. Tierney
had luncheon on Wednesday with mr.
and Mrs. Black before leaving.
Gen. William Lassiter has arrived
at the Homestead from Washington
and in addition to playing golf drives
frequently, on Tuesday going over Nc
Guffins Mountain. The Philadelphia
colony in the Homestead was aug
mented during the week by the arrival
by automobile of the Countess Holstein
and Mrs. J. Dilworth Beggs; also Mr..
and Mrs. b. Preston Schoyer. Mr.. ana
Mrs. William z. Cooper. Mrs. John
Alsop King and Miss Frances Wood.
Coming from Pittsburgh were Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Costin and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Francis Burke, who ar
rived by automobile.
Col. Arthur Kelly Evans and Mrs.
Evans are at Casa Eleli for the autumn
season. Mrs. Evans toured France.
Switzerland and England during the
summer with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Conkey Pate White
head of Atlanta, Ga. Col Evans was IN
Canada fishing.
The cottage colony viii be very active
during the autumn period. Mrs. ID.
Alexander Gardner OF Boston has taken
E6gewood, the house OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Howard Warrington OF Ctncin-
natl, and Is 20 be there until January l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew L. Akers have
returned TO Upland House after BRIEF
absence in New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brown of New York are re-
naming at Brightvlew until Novem-
ber I.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy G. Hinsdale are at
the Chestnuts after a summer at Ken
nebunckport. Miss Jean Hnsdale re-
turned with Mrs. u. Alexander Card
ner. with whom she motored in Eng
land during the early part OF the sum-
mer. Capt. and Mrs. William NJ. Tai
bott of New York have taken Bien-
venu. the cottage of DR.. Edgar A. Pole.
which they will occupy until their new
house Is ready.
The memory OF the late Mr.. Melville
r.. ingalls,. president up 10 his death OF
the Virginia Hot Springs Company, was
honored on Monday by the closing OF
the plant st o'clock for period o8
five minutes.