New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Hot Springs Cay
Center of Round
Of Entertainment
Many Young People Visit
Resort onSchool HOLIDAY:
Numbers of Dinners and
Dances Given by Visitors
Special Dispatch to Tho y,,bur.

HoI SPRINGS, Va. April 1.-This
winding Allegheny valley is moro than
ever center Of representative Aucr;
: can society with additional animation
IN the presence of so many young pco-
PIE on their school holiday. Senator
lrdman II. Ncwbcrry and Mrs. New
berry gave dinner Monday evening
for Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Ncwberry, Mr..
aud Mrs. Ashbell Wall and Mr.. and
Mrs. George II, w. Smith, of Provi-
. dcncc. Mr.. and Mrs. Newberrv and Mr.
and Mrs. Wall arc house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Smith at thc Pillars. the
house of Mrs. Frederic Sterry, mother
of Mrs. Smith. Mrs, NcWberry also
gave a tea on Friday for Mrs Percy
Ham1lton Stewart Of New York. and
Mrs. George II. HOLSTER, OF Rochester,
who are interested with her in the
NeedicNork Guild Of America, and of
which Mrs. Ncwbcrry is national presi-
dent.
Mrs. Frank c. Henderson. Of Roslyn
l.. l., gave a supperdance on Tuesday
in the Casino for fifty guests, among
them being Mr., and Mrs. James Law
renee breese, Mr. and Mrs. George
Edmund II. Cole, Miss Katherine In
gals, Mrs Edgar J. Williams, Howard
A. Colby, Oliver X. Gardner. Byron
Goldsmith and Seymour Wadsworth, Of
New York. Also there were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry A. Houghton, OF Corning
n. y; Miss Marie Hcrsey, Hamilton
Hersoy and Edward l.. Hcrssy. of St.
Paul; the Misses Cottrel, Of Westerly;
r. L.; Miss Mathilde Mccormick, of
Chicago; Mile. Julia Mangold, John ".
Ford Sd. OF Chicago: j. Russell Forgan
of Prince ton. and Harold j. Sayard of
Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. Edgar f. Luckenbach gave q
small dinner III her partment in the
Homestead for Mrs. Edmund Fl. Cole
who came down late last week from
New York. Comm odore Luckenbach
arrived last night from New York.
Frank c. Henderson also came in last
Henderson, who has been here the last
three weeks with her sister, Mrs. Fred
cricl HcrreschoN. Mrs. Kerrcscho of ,
by the way. is attracting much atten~
tion through her golf. On Tuesday she
PLAYED the eighteen-hole course in 96.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Wise Wood
have arrived from New YORK to remain
four weeks and to take the cure. They
entertained al dinner informally on
Tucsoay. An afair Of Tuesday, which
attracted q number of visitors, was the
concert Of the Hot Springs Chorus,
directed by Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe,
who came down from Washington and
STAYED with Mrs Edgar rart: at Bon
wood Farm. Mrs Arthur Kelly Evans,
! lust returned from Monte Carlo, IS at
the Homestead while getting open her
house. the Villa Elei. Colonel Evans
will arrive from, Toronto in few
days.
Mrs John Z. DrcxeI il. came down
,i,,. VI! u
Roberta Willard and Miss Gonevieve
Clcndennin 10 remain over Easter.
They registered at the clubhouse on
Wednesday for golf. Miss Grace
Vanderbilt played final round OF golr
on Wednesday with Miss Jean Hinsdale
before her departure on Thnrsday
with her mother, Mrs. Cornelius
4 Vanderbilt, after Ave weeks mere MIS-
Vanderbilt viii probably return TO Ho1
Springs in a fortnight.
. Mrs Brady Hartman, VINO is here
! from, Newport. was one OF the patron
esses for the bridge tournament ncio
on Friday nirht under the direction OF
Miss Katherine ingalls,, d2ughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard ingalls,
for the benefit Of the Hot Springs HOS
, pital. Mrs. John G. Mallory, OF New
port, came up from Aiken early IN ehe
week. and will be here four weeks ano
take tnc DalNH. , 1:,,
Joining the New York colony during
the week were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Steele Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Bayne. Mrs. Donald Bayne. Mr. ano
Mrs willard Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs
! William Bovco Thomas, Mr. and MRS
Henry S. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
8. Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard9s:, l.
Miller. Mr. and Mrs. A era nam ~. MlIes
Mr.. and Mrs. Niv;en Green, Mrs. M
Tnl
Miss Alice Van Rensselaer' ana MS:
Kathrvn Gardner. 10 join her brother
Olivnr X Gardner. Mr.. End Mrs
Ncwcll J. Ward arrived from bermnoa
u,herc rho ed the late winter weeks
bay;ng been ia California. Robert y
Wrenn and his sister, Miss Grace Dap I,
,,ey w W~ann. came down from Ne" New
York. Mrs. Harry T. Dunn is nere 'o'
g month, after being IN Ia,"' a, 't. 'o ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Willlam hi'fs $50; no ~
pb;1adelphin: Mr.. and Mrs. George NC
n,f,h,in. Mrs. Addison Stillwell ant
Mrs l.. de Koven Phillips, of chicago
Wr end Mrs. William Dalrymplc ane
Mr and Mrs. II. Z. Gambler. Of Detrolt'
Wre IT. ". Poctt and MISS EvetS'
. poet. Of san Francisco; Mrs. A. Rlttel
, shur,vav and Miss Helen +. Shum"ay
of Rochester. and Mr.. and Mrs. Warrei
Fairbanks. with Miss Edith falroanhs
Of Chicago, were arrivals Of the wccl
at the Homestead. r,,,:,, ~
MIR. and Mrs. Walter 5. hs'iiwea' a {, o
, Lakevillc. Conn, gave luncheon ear:
in the week at Fass!fcrn Farm. M rs
Waldo c. Bryant gave birthoay luhe"
con at Valley View for her oaus"'oi
Miss Doris Bryant. ,r
I Departures OF the week lnc!uoeo !
and Mrs. John Howes Burton anf
Howes Burton Ernest Brooks Burton
and Harold B. Rees, of Cedarhurst
Long island; DR.. and Mrs. William '
P. Garret.son, Mr.. and Mrs "ililan
= Farsen, of New York.
Relleair Season Ends