The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-09
New York Golfers
Active on Links
at Hot Springs
Mrs. Frederick Herreshoff
Makes Good Score-Two I'm
usual Events Mark Week.

Hot SPRINGS, Va. April s.-The%e
was the usual round OF luncheons and
dinners. OF tennis and golf and riding
and driving this week. Two events a
bit out of the usual order in a society
resort took place. One of these was
the tea given by Mrs. Truman H. New
berry. wife of Senator Newberry, for
the officers and members of the
Needlework Guild of America. More
than fifty gathered to hear Mrs. New
berry speak and also an address by
Mrs Percy Hamilton Stewart of New
York. The other event was the bridge
tournament organized by Miss Kath-
crime ingalls,. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howard ingalls, Of New York.
Two hundred players assembled in the
new dance room and about 81 600 was
realized for the Hot Springs Hospital.
Miss ingalls, gave a dinner early in
the week for Mrs. George Sloan and
Mr.. Thomas Ewing. Jr., OF New York,
Miss Marie Hersey of st. Paul and
Messrs. Robert w. Carney of Prince
ton and Thomas Chalmers and Vincent
Healey of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. In
gals gave small dinner for Mrs.
Clarence S. Wadsworth of Middletown,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Auchincloss
arrived on Tuesday from New York
and registered at the clubhouse for
golf. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley ]. Wolff,
also from New York. are among the
more active golf players. Miss Gene
We've Clendennin and Miss Roberta
Willard OF New York are on the golf
course frequently. Notable among the
players of the week were Mrs. Edgar
f. Luckenbach and Mrs. Frederick
Herreshoff OF New York, the latter
making quite stir by playing the
eighteen holes in Sc. Miss Edith Cum
mings. the noted woman champion, ar
rived on Wednesday from Chicago with
her mother. Mrs. d. Mark Cummings.
A number Of excursions to the diff
ferent mountain inns of the region
were made during the week. Fassifern
Farm claimed much attention, and
lunchedhs' and dinners were given there
by Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin f. Bourne
of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Scott of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
W. Dales of Detroit and Mrs. William
b. Boorum of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar J. Williams OF New York
gave a luncheon there on Wednesday
for Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Henderson
of Roslyn. L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Ingalls, arrived
from New, York on Wednesday and
will remain over the Easter period
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville u. Ingalls, are
to arrive from New York early in the
week to open their cottage Ingallston.
Mrs Richard Mott Dyer was an ar
rival of the week from New York.
Senator Walter. L. Edge OF New Jersey
came down from Washington for a
brief visit and played golf during the
week with Senator Newberry.
Mr.. Harold L. Mccormick. accompa-
MED by Miss Muriel Mccormick. arrived
on Thursday from Chicago to Join Miss
Mathilde Mccormick, who has been here
Friday to the old Mccormick farm near
Lexington. Va. to celebrate Miss Ma
thilde McCormick's birthday.
| The New York colony was Increased
during the week by the arrival of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Seaver Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mis-
erocchio, Mrs. William w. Lyon, Miss
Mary Avere1 Brown and Mr.. William
Brown. and Messrs. Russell G. Colt and
William Little. Mrs. Ned Arden Flood
and Miss Josephine Flood are here from
New York to remain over the Easter
period. Baron and Baroness Rosen-
krantz have returned from their winter
in the south of France and are to be at
Roseloe until the end Of the autumn
season.
Miss Carlotta Havemeycr arrived on
Wednesday and will be Joined shortly
by her mother. Mrs. Henry 0. Have
meyer. Sir Henry Montague and Lady
Montague came in on Wednesday from
Montreal to join the Canadian colony
here.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. William Prall
OF New York and Princeton. n. j.. on
Wednesday leased through the Robert
| c. Robertson agency Mr. Robert II.
Davenport's house in Pittsheld. and
Miss Elsie p. Blackburn of Philadelphia
leased Mrs. william Stanley's villa al
| Great Darlington.
The Red Lion Inn at Stockbridge will
open April IA.