New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Hot Springs Dinner
Party lis Given by
Peruvian Envoy,
New York Guests Active ON
Golf Course and Riding
Trails; Many New Arriv-
ais for Autumn Period
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HOT SPRINGS, Va, Sept. 2,-Thc
Peruvian Ambassador and Mrs. Don
Federico A. Pezet, who have been here
the past four weeks, entertained at
dinner Thursday night. Their guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Z.
Chaplin, MIR. and Mrs. r. Golden Dom
aldson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardnan,
Justice James Clark McReynolds and
Mr., Ord Preston and Captain and Mrs
William NJ. Talbot. The dinner was
followed by dancing in the Crystal
Room.
Captain and Mrs. Talbot have bought
a house here and will spend their sum-
mers In Hot Springs. Captain and Mrs.
Talbot and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley l..
Wolff were among those giving din
ners during the week.
On Thursday Mr.. James II. Grover
of St. Louis gave dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mcclure Clark, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira E. Wight, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlan Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chouteau Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs Stanley
frey SAKE, Mrs. Tyler Field, Miss Ruth
Harrison and Mr.. James Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville E. Ingalls, of
New York gave small dinner early
in the week at lngallston and took
their guests to the movies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls, also entertained
at luncheon Sunday. Their guests in
cluded Mrs. Anthony M. Hance, Mrs.
Francis l. Gowan, Miss Alice Scar
borough, Justice James Carl Mercy
nolds, Mr.. John Markle, Mr.. George
Ledlie, Mr.. George j. Peet, and Mr..
William F. R. Hit, who is visiting
his mother Mrs. Robert +. Hit at
Barton Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin w. Littleton jr.
arrived from New York for fort
nights visit and have been active on
the golf course and riding trails. Mrs.
K. Bispham have arrived from New
York and have been entertained at din
ner by Mrs. Stewart Waller, of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zabriskie
Gray arrived on Wednesday to remain
two weeks and on Thursday motored to
White Sulphur for luncheon and to
play over the Greenbrier golf course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newbold Welsh,
Of Philadelphia, and the Misses Mar
garet and Mercer Dunlop, of Lawrence
vile, Va, motored over to White Sui
phur for the cotillion. Mrs. Albert
Looming gave tea at the Casino for
Miss Florence Kembie. the Misses
Dunlop, Mrs. Joseph d. Eddy and Miss
arrival of the week from New York
Marjorie Cleveland, who has gone to
White Sulphur with her mother, Mrs.
]. Wray Cleveland, after spending
four weeks here.
The New York colony at the Home
by the arrivals of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert French, Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Paine, Miss F. B. Paine, Mrs. Chasles
F. SVEN, Miss Vera Langford, Miss
Eileen Cumming and Mr.. Cecil Hodg-
man. Mrs. Andrew j. Miller, also an
arrivals of the week from New York
went on Tuesday to Fassifern Farm
for dinner.
Mrs. Tyler Field, who is occupying
the cottage of her aunt. Miss Ruth
Harrison, gave an evening of music on
Wednesday and invited forty guests.
The singers included Miss Maria Nc
Donald and Mr.. james Whitaker, who
were accompanied by Mrs Edgar Park.
Mr.. and MRS. Jonn Godfrey SAKE OF
New York, entertained at dinner in the
Homestead Oil Wednesday and later
took their guests to the Chestnuts
Miss Mcdonald is at the Homestead
with her mother, Mrs. Donald Nc
Donald.
Arrivals at the Homestead during the
week included Mr.. and Mrs. c. Norman
Trump, Miss Sarah E. c. Trump, Mr..
rI pJNb Esel ATtye nnrfIby II
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Jack,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrow. Mrs.
William P. Comstock and Col. Maurice
Alexander. Departures of the week
included Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Man
ice, DR.: and Mrs. Thomas t. Gaunt,
Mrs. Willard G. Nellis and the Messrs
George Ledlie, George j. Peet, John
Conroy, George l.. Lawrence, John
Markle and Ralph C. Bunnel.
Mrs. Regin0Id