The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Hot Springs Has
an Increase in Its
Colony forAu utunn
Dinners and Outings to We'll
come Arrivals-Riding, Golf,
and Tennis Popular.

specsoI Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
HoT SPRINGS, Va, Sept. 16.-MaJor T.
J. Oakley Rhineander and Mrs. Rhine
lander have arrived from New York
Major Rhinelander Is to take the cure.
This feature OF Hot Springs Is in favor
at all times Of the year. DIR. John Nc
Coy and Mrs. Mccoy are here for a
fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Earl Dodge, who
returned last week from New York,
gave dinner early In the week for
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Littleton, Jr.,
Miss Mercer Dunlop and Mr.. Livingston
Fryer, who came in late last week from
Buffalo to join his mother. Mrs. Robert
Livingston Fryer. and his aunt, Mrs
Daniel Manning. OF Albany. Mr.. Dodge
is again attracting attention on the ten
mis- courts. Mr.. and Mrs Littleton left
on Tuesday for New York. Miss Dun
lop has gone to New York to meet her
mother, Mrs. Archibald McCrea. who
was in Alaska during the summer with
Mr.. McCrea. Mrs. James McCrea,
mother Of Mr.. McCrea, has been at the
Homestead.
Mrs. w. Hayward Drayton Of New
York gave dinner early In the week,
her guests including Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Waller and Mrs George A.
HUM. Jr., OF New York. Mrs. Looming
OF New York gave a luncheon for her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph II. Looming. OF Princeton. Mrs
Rudolph Looming was Miss Gertrude
Gilbert OF Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Denman Clark recently en-
tertained six OF her young friends at
dinner, followed by dancing. Mr.. and
Mrs. SAKE left Wednesday for New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milburn OF New
York gave dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
"A >. Prentiss Nichols OF Philadelphia.
mrs. Robert Livingston Fryer OF Buff
falo, Justice James Clark McReynolds
and Mr.. Edward w. Sheldon OF New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Boyd OF PhlIa-
delphia were dinner guests on Monday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley L. Eolff OF
New York
Mr.. and Mrs James w. Wallace are
here from New York by automobile on
their honeymoon. Mrs. Wallace was
MISS Rachel Dfercks, daughter OF Mrs.
Herman Diercks ok~New York.
Mrs. Terah Haggin has returned from
New York and will be at the White
Cottage until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville II. Ingalls, are
expected soon from New York. where
they have been at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blrrel arrived
from New York and drove on Tuesday
TO Fassifern Farm for luncheon. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert J. Miller, with Miss
Frances Miller and Miss Frances Nc
kenna, OF New York. went 10 Fassi-
fern on Wednesday for tea. Col. Jacob
M Peters who came In on Monday from
Philadelphia. drove there for dinner on
Thursday, as the guest of Major and
Mrs. III. A. G. de Rubio Of New York.
Joining the New York colony during
the week were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
n. Rogers. also the Messrs Edwin de Il.
Bechtel, De Lano Anderson. Henry
Dodge Cooper and Dudley Martindale
Cooper The Rev. Or. leighton Parks.
rector OF st. BarthoIomew's. arrived
Wednesday TO play golf and take the
cure Mr.. Jerome Napoleon Bona parte
also arrived Wednesday and will be
Joined by Mrs. Bonaparte.
The Philadelphia colony was In
creased by tho arrival OF Mr. and Mrs.
J. Rutherford McAllIster and Mrs. J.
Manderson Fries. Mrs. Ord Preston OF
Washington and the Misses Eleanor
and Mary ord Preston have arrived
from California 10 Join Mr., Preston.
Departures or the week include" Mr..
and Mrs. Allen @. Hoyt Mrs. Mary
". Tomoney and Mr.. Pembroke Jones.
Jr.. Of New York. Mr.. Albert Ottinger.
Assistant United States Attorney Gem
erai, has returned to Washington, also
Mr.. Gardiner Coostn and Mr.. J. Fred
srick Reg.