New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Hot Springs Bids
Summer Adieu I'm
Series Of Dinners
Numerous Entertainments
Given ae Hotels and by
Cottage Colonistss N. Y.
Visitors Attend Festivities
spscta, Diapafoh 70 The Trtbuns

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Sept. 28.-Thc
last week saw the breaking Of the gum
mer season and was marked By a num-
ber Of dinners and luncheons, both in
the Homestead and in the cottage col
ony. Mrs. Terah Haggin gave dinner
on Wednesday at the White Cottage
for the Baron and Baroness Rosen-
Miss Margaret Brown, Mr.. Henry O.
Tailmsdge and Mr. William r. z. Hit
Mrs. Haggin later took her guests
down to tho Homestead for dancing in
the Crystal Room. The Baron and
Baroness Rosenkrantz recently re
turned from three weeks In Canada.
Miss Brown, sister Of Brigndlsr Gan
eral Preston Brown, has been Mrs.
Haggin's guest since tho early part Of
August.
Mrs. George A. HUM, Of New York,
gave dinner early in the week In the
Homestead restaurant, her guests in
Guiding Mrs. w. Hayward Drayton, VINO
has since returns ed 70 New York; Mrs.
Stewart Waller, Judge Richard =.
Lydon and Mr.. jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, who is to be Joined early in
October by Mrs. Bonaparte.
DR.. Parker Syms, Of New York, en-
tertained at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
John ". Atkinson, Of Richmo ond. and
Williams, Of Richmond, and Miss Dodo
Murray. Of New York.
River, continues its vogue. Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.. Morgan, who arrived
early in the week from New YORK,
drove there on Wednesday for luncheon
and returned to Hot Springs through
Bacova and Dunn's Gap. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Burrell, Of New York, also went
to Fassifern for luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salvador Res, here
from New York on their honeymoon,
were among those riding during the
week to Fassifern for tea. Mrs. Ros
was Miss Louise Hallock, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J. Schmidlap have
arrived from New York for their usual
early autumn visit and drove on Tues
day to Fassifern for luncheon and were
accompanied by Mr..T Edward Hamble-
ton, Of Baltimore, on horseback. Mr.
and Mrs. Lynford n. Dickinson came in
from New York for weeks visit and
registered at the clubhouse for golf
Members of the New York colony
noted daily on the long course during
the week were GIr. and Mrs. John Aus
tin Black, Mr. and Mrs. James ". Wal
lace, here on their honeymoon; Mr..
and Mrs. Ros, Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidlap
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley /. Wolff,
who are to be here until the second
week in October. The Rev. DR.. Leigh
ton Parks, rector Of ST. Bartholomew 8,
registered for golf and plays daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Page were ar
rivals of the week from New York, as
were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Y. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Leonard, Mr..
and Mrs. E. W. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam F. Malloy, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Doelger, Mrs. John L. Adams, Miss
Margaret Stavert, Judge John W. Tier
ney and Messrs. c. Nj. Burnett jr., r..
Vankampen, Warren A. Mayor, Doug
las t. Johnston, Martin L. Sosa and
Jose A. Sosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Taylor Cham
bers jr. came in from Philsdelphia for
a brief visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P.
Hooper and Miss Josephine Hooper also
arrived from Philadelphia. Mrs. T. l..
Potts, of Philadelphia, gave lunch
con early in the week for Mrs. James
r WoOd