New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Hot Springs Guests
Give international
Coloringg to Resort
Week Marked by Pleasant
Prelude TO Holiday Pc
riod; Beautiful Weather
Keeps Colonists Outdoors
spsesel Dispatch 10 rns rrsnun.


HOT SPRINGS, Va, Nov. 25.-The
week preceding Thanksgiving in this
Allegheny valley has been q pleasant
prelude to the holiday period. Much
Of this was due to the official nature
Of the colony. The Counsellor of the
Belgian Embassy, II. T. de Fanson dc
Seiys, srd Mime. de Selys arrived from
Washington By automobile for q brief.
visit. Senator Frederick Halo came
down from Washington fer few days
of golf, which he had with Senators
Joseph s. Frelinghuysen and Frank B.
Kellogg, here with Mrs. Frelinghuysen
and Mrs. Kellogg. Former Governor
r. Livingston Beeckman OF Rhode ISL
and completed the cure and left for
New York in his private car, accom-
panied by number OF friends. Sena-
sor ". A. Thorne, OF st. John, N. B.,
| and Senator Smeston White, Of Mont
real have arrived for the cure. Mrs.
3. Aymar Sands, OF New York, was
among thoss registering at the bath
house for the cure during tho week.
| Tbs lovely weather has kept prac-
tically the entire colony In the open
| during the week. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Morris Phelps of New York, drove sew
eral times during the week to German
! town and through Dunn's Gap. Other
members OF the New York colony driy-
Ing were Mr.. and Mrs Russell Ellis
! Sard, MIR. and Mrs, John Russell Pope,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Blackman, Mr..
end Mrs. Frederick ". Van Blarcono.
Mr.. end Mrs. Fay Ingalls, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Whitney. Mrs. Whitney
also was among those daily on the
riding trsils.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Hadden rode
up to the day OF their departure for
New York and went over the new
! haroed Trail on Tuesday.
/ MIR. and Mira. Fay Ingalls,, who ara 60
/ be here until after the HOLIDAYS. are
daily IN the saddle, with their fayorite
canter through Dunn's Gap.
Captain Mckee Dunn, after whose
| l@miiy the famous gap wac named, will
shortly arrive with Mrs. Dunn from
Cobienzs where he was aid to Cen
! srai Allen In the Army Of OCCUPATION.
! lie recently received from the French
Government the Legion Of Honor.
:, Mrs. Joseph Truit Talbert rode on
tuesday morning to the Van Alan
irail before leaving for New York
after six weeks here.
Count Pierre de Merillon gave a rid-
ing party to Fassifern Farm, where he
entertained at luncheon. His guests
4 were Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand 7. Tar.
York @1''0' u "'0"
Mrs, William 2iegl.r ;r., of New
| YORK, had as luncheon guests at Fassi-
fern, Mrs. Henry w. Turner, of Bal+i-
more, and Miss Harriet Gsyelin, Of
! Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Baker, who
their honeymoon, went TO Fassifern he
fore leaving for New York.
! Mrs. Robert de Forest and her
, daughter, Mrs. Allen Whitman, came
/ down from New York.
| Mr and Mrs, 6. Forrest Buttsr-
worth ir.. Of Rye, were arrivals Of the
week: Also Joining the New York col
1ny during the week were Mr.. and Mrs.
tS5aryey T =. Gradey, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
/ . white, Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Wat
son lrs Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Miller
mfs. Edwin S, Marston with Mrs. Mar.
ston Burke, Mrs. Robert Brown Suck
ley and the Misses Catherine B. Suck-
icy and Margaret L. Sucklev. Of
Rhinebeek. Mr.. Edward Nicnll ii,,cl.-
erson, Of Monte Carlo, arrived Sror,
New York also DR.. Joseph l.. Todd and
ar, Ambrose d. Corwin. Mr., Francis
=. Landon came down from New York
60 Join Mrs. Landon, who is comnlet-
ing her cure.
The Philadelphia colony was il.
creased by the arrivals Of Indea
Charles L. Brown and Mrs. Brown. wSo
ere taking the baths; Mir. and Mrs
waiter c. Janney, the Messrs. n p
Lawrence, Robert Glendinning. Franz
maguire, and also mr. william Fills
Sculi to be with Mrs. SculI. Mr.. and
srs- Grace FL. Hamilton arrived from
" ashSngton and Mr. and Mrs. Audiev
). Brown from Cincinnati,
Ar. and Mrs. Franklin Tavlor g.va
q ainher on Monday in the new resfar-
rant and later took their guests Ia the
movies in the Homestead Theafer
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Harden
enrgh and Mr.. Randolph Purdy lunebes
IN the new restaurant on WednesdaTr
before starting in the afternoon FOR
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ellis se,,,,
gave dinaer there on Tuesday fnr
Lientenant Colonel Arthur Kelly Eygns
ard AIRS. Evans and Mr.. Ernest 4
lhonison, Of New Xark.
Departures fer New York during 4he