New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Hot Springs Guests
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Out-of-Door Life
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Special Dispatch to The Tribune

special DfsnGtch to The Tribune
HOT SPRINGS, Va, Nov. 1s.-The
late autumn season here is proceeding
with much out-of-door activity, the
, lovely weather in particular contribut-
ing to riding and driving. Senator
Frank B. Kellogg, Of Minnesota, and
Mrs. Kellogg, who are taking the baths,
drove on Tuesday to Flag Rock. Sens-
, tor Kellogg also registered at the club
house for golf.
Mrs. Arnold Robertson. wife OF the
British representative in Tangier and
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
VIE T.. ingalls,, drove on Tuesday to
Rocky Run. Mrs. Robertson came over
from Morocco to attend the reunion Of
the ingalls, family, which will occur at
Thanksgiving. Mrs. William ", er r..
! arrived on Tuesday from New York, ac-
companied by Miss Harriet c. r. Geye-
lin, of Philadelphia, and in the after
noon was. among those driving through
! Dunn's Gap. This picturesque ravine
is the favorite driveway of visitors in
Hot Springs, and driving there during
the week were Mr.. and Mrs. John Rus
sell Pope, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Victor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Phelps, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Ellis Sard and Mrs. George
!. Evans Turnure, of New York.
i Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney came
down from New York early in the week
for fortnights visit and registered- at
the clubhouse for golf. Mrs. Whitney
is one of the riding members of the
colony. Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Ingalls, are
daily in the saddle and on TUESDAY
rode over the Van Alan trail. Miss
Beatrice Pratt and Miss Adelaide Lam
don ride daily through Dunn's Gap.
The Misses Marie and Hope Harjes had
fnal ride on Monday to Fassifern
Farm for luncheon before departing for
| New York. The Misses Geraldine Nc
Alpin, Alys McLane and Virginia Van
| lngen, who left early in the week for
New York with Mrs. McLane Van Ingen
! and Mrs. Henry R. McLane, were promi-
nent among the younger riders.
former Governor R. Livingston
/ Beeckman arrived at the Homestead
from Newport, K. l., during the week
and registered for the cure, and also
Is daily on the long golf course. These
end Of autumn days are specially fa-
] vorable for the cure, and there are
daily registrations of interest at the
bathhouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cotton,
arrivals of the week from New York,
are taking the baths; also Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell e. Sard, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
/ P. Meliick. Mrs. John Russo pone.
Mrs. Francis G. Landon and the Messrs.
Walter N. Stillman, j. Lawrence AS
pinwall and George r. Read, of New
/ York. Mr.. Robert Stow Bradley am
/ rived from Boston with Miss Rosa
I mond Bradley and Miss Lavinia New
ell, who also are taking the famous
cure.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Victor. who
are continuing their autumn visit, went
to Fassifern Farm on Monday for
luncheon and return ed over the Bacova
ridge. Mrs. Edgar T. Luckenbach also
lunched at Fassifern early in the week,
MRS. Luckenbach was given a dinner
IN IN the new restaurant by Mr.. Calvin
Gould, OF New York, at which the other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. franklin
and Mr.. jerome Napoleon Bonanarte
Mrs. John Clinton Graz, OF Ne, y .rt
wa was among those driving to Valley
{, View for tea. sS
!, Arrivals at the Homestead dur;no.
the week from New York incIndad Mss
end Mrs. w. F. e. White, Mr.. and NV
Edward L. Blackmen. Mr.. and Mrs,
John A. Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. Rem.
nett Ellison, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. over
:on' ,a Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bours
/ r.. Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Meliick,
Mrs. B. Aymar Sands, and the Mesars
William Lloyd Kitchel. Arthur c. pat
tterson, J E. Ray. William def.
Haynes, William E. Barker, and also
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. van War
com. Tate-son N. j.
Mr: and Mrs. Matthew L. Akers en-
tertained at dinner at their house in
| Upland Road, Mrs. Arthur Kelly
Evans entertained at Casa Eleli for
Miss Mary Wheat, Of Richmond. Mr..
] and Mrs. w. j. Brown have closed
Erightyiew and with her mother. Mrs
John Dumont, have returned to New
York. Mrs. Melville E. Ingalls,, who
] is remaining at rngallston until after
the holidays, is among the riding mem
eters, OF the cottage colony and IS daily
in the saddle.
perartures Of the week include Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Tappin, Mr.. and Mra.
Percival S. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. rewi. 4
Cass Ledyard ir., Mrs. Edgar F. Luck-
Maos snnash' Mr.; Mrs; William Jay, and the
Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wr;ght
EFT on Wednesday by auto.