New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Hot Springs Guests
Pass Merry Hours
AT Mountain Inns
Tea Given for Officers and
Members of NeeclIework
Guild of America; Prince
ton Glee Club This Week
spceaal Dispatch 10 TIE 7r.sane

S7cctGi Dispatch 20 The Tf3bnae
HOT SPRINGS, Va. April Tradi-
tions Of ether seasons are being con-
tinued at the Virginia Hot Springs,
with the assurance that the Easter pc
Rod viii go into record with greater
prestige than ever. Luhsheons and
dinners given at the various mountain
inns Of the region have been numerous
this week. fassifern Farm, on the
Jackson River, was specially an objec-
tive. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence
Breese were among those from New
York lunching there early in the week
Mrs. John H. DreXel jr. had tea there
with Miss Gcnevieve Clendennin and
Miss Roberta Willard, before her de-
par,ure for New York
Mir. and Mrs. Edgar ]. Williams. Of
New York. gave a luncheon at Fas-
sifern or Wednesday for Mr and Mrs
Frank c. Henderson. OF Roslyn, l.. l.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
i. Iuckenbach. Mrs. Frederick Herrc-
shof. Mrs. ZachYay Wainwright Tink-
or Edward \. Dickersop George g.
Wichtman ard John Balm jr. The
party returned to the Homestead
through the Jungle drive. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin +. Bourne, Of Cleve-
land. gave luncheon at Fassferu for
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ingalls,, Or. and
Mrs. c. Z. Briggs, Of Cleveland MIR
had luncheon there for their daugh-
ter, Miss Barbara Scott Also going to
Fassifern during the week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray w. Sales. of De
trot. Mrs. f. +. Jackson and Mrs
William b. Boorum. of New York Mrs.
Richardson Metcalfc johnson and her
daughter Miss Caroline Johnson, Of
Hallowell. Nc. drove TO Fassifern on
Tuesday for tea.
Nh. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miller, Of
New York, gave luncheon at Valley
View for their daughter, Miss Frances
Mrs. walter s. Haliwell, of Lake
Vile, Conn. gave a dinner at Valley
View carly in tho week. j Russell
Forgar, of Princeton, N. j., entertained
large party of young people at Valley
View on Monday
Senator and Mrs. Truman II. New
berry entertained at dinner in the
Homestead for MIR. and Mrs. Barnes
Newherry. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbell Wall
and MIR. and Mrs. George Fl. w Smith,
Of Providence.
4 tea given by Mrs. Newbcrry for
the officers aud members of the Needle
work Guild Of America, now IN the
Homestead and of which she l= ma
tional president. was attended ny move
than fifty guests assembled in the Ca
sino Mrs Murray w. Sales. Of De-
troit, poured tea. and sn address was
made bv Mrs. Pcrcy IL stewart Of
New York, also ono by Mrs. George H.
Hollister, of Rochester, \. y.
Another matter of interest was tho
bridge tournament held in the now
dance room in aid Of the Hot Springs
Hospital, The affair was under the a.
rection Of Miss Katherine Ingalls,,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George H..
ingalls,, Of New York. MIR. and Mrs.
ingalls, entertained at dinner carly in
the week i'm the Homestead for Mrs.
Clarence S. Nadsworth, Of Mlddletown,
Conn Mr. and Mrs. Henry {. Folger
of New York, had few friends with
them for dinner on Tuesday,
Thursday night brought the Glee
Club NJ the University Of Viz
s.inia aud n large attendance resulted.
Here nest week tho Glcc Cluh OF
Princeton University will give its an
rual entertainment in the Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. AuchmcIoss
arrived at the Homestead carly in the
week from New York and registered at
the clubhouse for golf MIR and Mrs.
Stanley T. Wolff also arrivals of the
week from New York, are among those
daily ON the long course. Notable
plsvers in the New York colony arc
Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Folger Mr.. and
Mrs. Gorardus l.. Miller, Mrs. Fred
erick Hcrreschoff and Mrs. Edgar i.
Iuckcnbach,
Arriving during the week from New
York were Mr.. and Mrs.. w Scaver
Jones. Mn and Mrs. AlbridGe c. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Z. Hall, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Porter, Mrs. Richard
Mott Dyer Mrs. William w. Lyon, Miss
Mary Avorell, George b. Wightman,
William Little ir. and Russell B. Colt
Mrs. Ned Arden Flood and Miss
Joeophine Flood came in carly in the
week for 4 visit of two weeks.
Baron and Baroness Rosenkrantz
have returned from their winter in
the South Of France and are to be
AT Roseloe until the end Of the autumn
season Mrs. Arthur Keoly Evans has
opened the Villa Elel, where she en-
tcrtained at tea early in the week.
The Canadian colony in the Home
stead was increased during the week
by the arrivals of Sir Henry Montague
and Lady Montague, Of Montreal. Mr.
and Mrs. James c. Suydam and Fl. c
Suydam, Of Toronto Mrs. Benjamir
Y. Bakewell came on from Pittsburgh
TO join her mother. Mrs. Harry 7
Dunn. OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Dolafeld, Mr., and Mrs. vii
lam B. Mieckleham and Mr.. and Mrs
- Edward Halspy Peck Of New YORK,