The New York herald., 1922-07-02
More Couples Join
Honeymoon Colony
at Hot Springs, Va.
Picturesque Southern Resort
Proves a Favorite Bridal
Rendezvous.


Hot SPRINGS, Va. July 1.-The honey
moon colony in the Homestead received
some interesting additions during the
week. Ensign Lorenzo Senlple and Mrs.
Semple came in from New York and are
to remain a fortnight. Mrs. Semple was
Miss Katherine Temple Keogh, daugh-
ter of Justice and Mrs. Martin Keogh of
New Rochelle, N. Y. Ensign and Mrs.
Semp1e registered at the clubhouse for
golf and also are daily on the riding
trails.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sinton ingalls,,
who were married at Glen Cove, L. l.,
on the 27th. arrived on Thursday. Mrs.
ingalls, was Miss Louise Hardness,
daughter Of Mrs. William Hardness of
New York. Mr.. IngallSs father. Mr..
Albert s. ingalls, of Cleveland and New
York. Is a member Of the Ingalls, family
to whom Is due the remarkable develop
mest of Hot Springs.
Speaking of this development, there
are a number of exceedingly interesting
improvements now practically under
way and which, with the new wing
recently completed. will make the Home
stead more than ever one of the inter-
esting places in America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Hoffman Dolan OF
Philadelphia, another bridal couple, are
daily on the long golf course. Mr.. and
Mrs. Darnall Wallace of New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L. Dale of Phil
adelphia were members OF the honey
moon colony on the golf course up TO the
morning of their departure.
A very distinctive feature of life in
Hot Springs is the cottage colony. which
is quite detached from the Homestead,
though revolving around it. Mrs. Terah
| Haggin of New York has taken the
White cottage. which adjoins Ingallston,
the attractive place OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Melville Il. ingalls,. and is to arrive there
shortly Mr. and Mrs. Ingalls, will re-
turn early next week from New York,
where they went to attend the Ingalls,
Ha-kness wedding. Mrs. Robert r. Hit
| of Washington arrived to-day from
| Washington at Barton Lodge. This is
the house used last summer by SSecre-
| tary OF the Treasury Andrew w. Mellon.
Entertained the Eddys mt Dinner.
Col. Arthur Kelly Evans ara Mrs
| Evans entertained at dinner at Casa
Eleli for Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Eddy
Of New York. This is one of the inter-
esting country house in Virginia. and is
filled with unusually interesting things
gathered in Europe by Mrs. Evans. Her
| son, Mr.. Joseph B. Whitehead came
down from New York. having postponed
his sailing for France until the second
week in July. Mrs. Evans, with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conkey 2. Whitehead, are to sail for
England July Is to. tour the rural dis-
tricts by automobile. Col Evans will
60 TO Canada on a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Ryan
/ are to give number of house parties
at the Pillars, the house of Mrs. Fred
erick Sterry. and which they have taken
for six months. A recent guest of theirs
was Lady Henry Gollan, who also was
at tho Homestead and has since gone
TO the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew L. Akers are al
Upland House for the summer with theii
son. Mr. Frank Akers, student in Har.
ward.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle Is shortly tc
arrive from Washington to open hei
| place which adjoins the Akers's.
Mr.. and Mrs George Howard War.
rington OF Cincinnati are at Edgewooo
for the summer.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Miller OF Philadelphia
is at Bienvenu the, house of DR.. Edgar
A. Pole. to remain until September 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Bogert who
were at Bienvenu for nearly year, have
returned to New York.
Mr.. Clement March and his nephew
| Mr.. James Il. Leth of New Orleans
are to keep their place until the end OF
the autumn season. Brightview, Idyl-
wood Westcott and Woodland cottage
are all TO be occupied this suypmcr. a5sr
the Rosemary and Fcarn cottages er
the Barton French estate. Mrs. Laniel
Dunn will remain at her place heading
| the famous gap a. Rock Springs. Al
q: which means THAT cottage life in Hot
Springs Will be IN usual gayety and
amIability for the summer and autumn
pariods.