New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Hydrangeas First
At Hot Springs in
Big Flower Show
spccisl Recommendation for
Rose Display: Attendance
at All Events Exceeds All
Records of Previous Years


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Ao'' ''oa TN"
Bcres'efo Nucsof'fN' va arranged IN
.hs ballroom gallery, in The great hall
<.5 IN tao dining roo, corr;aou
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to7''' - No N,-
irsacoa' i''r; ""J then 70 the h'icS.
q'h srocis} rccouucrd for tho 900
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.'Th d ''.N''N N''' o. 'h' \NH'lt'a
Hot Springs oiant.
Esstcr Vceh was tx" sVeN O tie
srr0e season h"'N Hud c>coeded all
rccord~ ir point of attendance - voN
IS Of cycuts. Clear "cstbcr hol3cd iV
breaking records ~ the cjDhhouee. aYd
-hrougbou' th' V""h ho'h courses Y.,rc
fled daily. 'ito mountain iore q ,jc
lcgio1 were oul'c animated Jurjns t..
aeet. NJ and Nrs. Jame' I2v.re-co
Brecse entertained p Nsn"> ,i~v-
Niss fr7Hcr- iarr9nt"r. O. N,o |. T..
ard E"Nsrd L. HorScv. ~ st. raui. at
dlnner. Nr. and Mr.. Brocse Hleo -
.-r's'nod IN INC nc" rof '7''ar' IL" ~"
homestead before lea>lrc foi NcN
lorS
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lor', "a ".I',, w + 'VN nl'.
~ ,'' '"trSo'' ''fcr. Mr. "oa VS.:
rTeoer'g1 =, @ ,,, 1i;,i ,I .\HN 'TN, ,,, 'nd
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s''o we're among 1o'' ,uret,hS at
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HdVaTG D. IfcNefson' oi Nonte Cat-o'
.a'er's,ned dur,ag tH' "eeS at alle|
eW' ~. a0n NES' AoSaf u. " J.i"mS.
~ Ne" } ofh; we're 2lnen dlnnHr at
.a!'E le" pE John BAN y" OF New
foTk' lesda%' Among the guess
we're Mr' nam daugNters, Mrs. Percy
Ham,lton h''tle' Of baE Shore, l.. J..
and Ms. Spencer Fl kellogg, o. Ch
ago Mrs. Horace \, lrT'ne. OF Ct'-
caEo' Gafe picnic luncheon a tHe
'ascaoca foT NJ IS. CAarles y. hA!m"nd
c''N -. - " '+ii"'tt y -'iV!to ~ '7N'
Paul Mrs. Sumner J. Mcknight, %
Minneapolis; Mrs. George a. Ellis IT,.
= New York. who il hero with Nj
Ellis. drove on Monday to Gillett's farm
,ouse N the Bolar Springs Valley TO-,
urcheon. James j. Secor. Of Toledo,
took a large party on Monday evening
70 Valley View for dinner.
Boone Cabin. on The side Of the
mountain near the Homestead, is q
i1voiite place for rustic teas and
gnctcous. Miss Marguerite Wilke en-
-ertaiaed there early il the wecl TO.
'.sr mother. Mrs. J. Woatcott Willee. If
New York. Miss Virginia Sterry rode
With her house guests to Boone Cabin
'or luncheon and then went on to F!H2
Rock. Frederick Sterry came down
rom New York to vsit Mrs. Sterry Vt
'ae Pillars.
The New York colony at the Kom--
stead received number of additions
lring the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
jselin have arrived toy two weeks
ST after a brief stay al White Su}- f.
raar Springs. Mr. and M Clalkson
Potter were early wee ayri.als to re
ma Il a fortnight Sir Ashley SPARKS
I'D Lady Sparks arrived from New
York with Mr. and Mrs. Van puz.r
Burton Miss Amy Sparks Mrs. C,Xr
rec Glay Diu.mors is at ,he Rome
lead Tor q yis,4 Of Two xeeks MA e
daily on the ,VaII.irp. 4r5i,s cri.b A..
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