New-York tribune., 1922-03-05
Week Marks End
OF Winter Season
At Hot Springs, Va
Many of the Guests Depart,
but Others Arrive TO Fill
Their Places and Resort
Enters on Spring Period
spec.1r pssposos to rhs qr,1,.n.


HOT SPRINGS. Va. March 4-lhe
week marked the Official ending Of the
winter season at the Homestead and
the s.art of the preliminary spring
periot. There were a number of in
tereating arrivals during the week
Coming down from New York were MIR.
and Mrs. Blanchard Atkinson, Mr. and
Mrs. c. V. Kip, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fred
erick Doscher, Nh and Mrs Cortland
Z. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J.
Tierney and Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
O'Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 3. Whitchea ad
who came from New York with Mrs.
James II. Mears. entertained at dinner
on Monday foG. DR.. Lawrence A, Bragg.
Mrs. Charles K. Wright j.; at the
Homestead from New York Judge
for the baths. Mrs. Edward de Rose
and Miss Rose dc Rose came down
early in the week to remain a fort
night; also Mrs. 4. b. Stewart and
the Misses Jane and Pauline Stewart,
Mrs. Francis c. Barbour Mrs. +. O..
Barstow, Mrs Herbert Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Redfern and Mr., Md Mrs.
Edward +. Lancaster.
Mrs. Herman king. of New York,
came Up from Palm Beach with Miss
Eleanor King. to Eemain two weeks
Mrs. Paul Shoup, of San Francisco, ar
rived early III the week, accompanied
by Miss Edith Cartwright with whom
she drove on Tuesday through the Fall
ing Springs Valley
Other arrivals from New York were
Evan Jones, Harry +. Shriver, Jose F.
Perez, C. r. Perkins, 4. ". Watson and
Miss Justine Watson.
The honeymoon colony at the Home
stead was increased during the week
by the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Morichard de Montagny.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison ar
rived from Philadelphia. c. Huston
Miller Joined his mother, Mrs. Benja-
min Miller. Mrs. William Fl. Bradley
is at the Homestead from Harris sburg
with Mrs. Francis C. Denny, Of Wash
ington. Mrs. William Littauer and
Miss Littauer came in on Wednesday
from Washington.
Mrs. Alexander +. Humphrey, OF
Louisville, has been joined by her
daughter, Miss Mary Churchill Hum
phrey, recently returned from Europe
where she passed several months in
Portugal. Arrivals of the week also in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson,
Of Rochester, Mrs. L. Y. S. Ames ard
Mrs. Hinman S: Clark, of st. Louis;
Mr.. Y. Hill and Hiss Helene V. Kill.
of Pittsburgh Mrs. Edward Hay and
the Misses Hay, of Toronto; Mrs. vii
liam T. eastman and c. A, Graselli. of
Cleveland.
Willard j. Crawford ir. and Francis
{. mills Jr. arrived early in the week
to JOIN Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Mills.
Mrs. Zachary Tinker returned on
Monday from New York and has opened
her cottage for the spring season. Mrs.
NJ. Stuart Palmer left for New York.
70 be several days at the Vanderbilt
Hotel. Edgar Park and his house guest
at BoXwood Farm. Allen McCurdv. left
on Monday for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph r. Loenine
left for New York after passing their
honeymoon at the Homestead Other
departures for New York were Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin J. Van lngen, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Augur, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry l.. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
G: ellison, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bedford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clark Bedford, Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Judson, Mrs. Eugene
V. I. Ihayer, Miss Gladys Livermore
and William Brewster. Mrs. Louis M
fulton gave tea for Mrs Lanier Pole
before her departure on Wednesday
for New York with Miss Agnes Hooker.