New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Balmy Weather
Entices Guests
AT Hot Springs
Post Thanksgiving Season
Prolonged While Visitors
Answer Call TO Saddle,
Links and Motorways
Many New Workers Linger
Mr.. and Mrs. s. McLanahan
Among Those Seen at
Golf; Honeymoon Shines
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HOT SPRINGS. Va, Dec. 9.-Ihe
holiday season here is being extended
because Of the balmy weather. and
many visitors have remained over
Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson
Potter and Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
iys,ton drove daily during their holi-
dav visit Mr.. and Mrs. Scott heLana-
han. who arrived with them from New
York. remained for another week and
are among those daily on the long COLL
course. Mr. and Mrs. George h. In.
calls. Mr. and Mrs Fay ingalls, ana
Miss katherine Ingalls, arc also seen
daily on the links.
SIR. and Mrs. r. Louis Slade' VINO ar
lived this week from New YORK, rex
tered az the clubhouse Tor goH' MI
and Mrs. Albert Palmer Loenihgi VIZ
are here on their honeymoon W.
among the golfers eaeh oay' any sn
Tgcsdav rode 10 Bald Knob and along
the recently reconstructed va" AT"
trail .i.o
bcvo on their honeymoon, drove early
;r thc week 10 Rock Springs. Mr.. ana
Mrs Frederick H. Strawbridge arrived
from Philadelphia and drove TO ASST
forn Farm for luncheon. Mr. and MS.
Iohn n. McFaddcn jr. rode there for
luncheon before leaving for Phi'adel-
phia.
Mr.. Lamont Rides Daily
Mr. Thomas ". Lamont arrived from
Nc, YORK. accompanied by Mr.. and
ure John L. Howe and Mr. and Mrs.
dwight u Morrow. and later was
ioined b. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon NUN
roe. Mr.. Lamont is daily IN the SADDLE
ard on Wednesday rode over Cole
Mountain Mr.. Robert W. de foIest
arrived from New York 20 join Mrs.
Do Forest ard their daughter, Mrs.
Allan Whitman Mr. and Mrs. DC For
cat. who arc among those driving ire
qnentiy. orc planning a world tour 10
start late iu January.
Mrs. J T. Marsten arrived from New
York 90 join her mother. Mrs. Richard
son Mctcaf Johnson and her sister
Miss Caroline +. Johnson. hrs. john
son was given tea early in the week
bv Mrs. Henry p. Gardner. Arrivals
Of the week from New York also in
ciudcd Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nought.
SIR. aud Mrs Charles +. Clapp. NJ. and
Hrs Edmund n. Colklin. Mr. Thomas
~. elocum and Mr William II. Mar
shall.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Read drove
on Tuesday 90 Valley View for lunch
con and then went around MeGuilin's
Mountain. Mrs Frederick A. De Pey-
ster motored 10 Fassifcrn Farm for
luncheon early in the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Bradford Richmond also went
20 Fassifern before leaving for Phila-
dclphia and Atlantic City.
Captain and Mrs. Talbot Entertain
Mrs. Arthur Kelly Evans has re-
turned from New York. where her prize
chow won the presidents cup and prin-
cipal honDrs at the recent chow show
at Madison Square Garden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew l.. Akcrs are at Upland
House after attending the Harvard
Yale game at New Haven. Their son,
FRANK Akcrs has returned 20 Cam
bridge. Captain and Mrs. William NJ.
Talbot cntc rtaincd az Mienvcnu at din
ncr and later brought their guests
over 20 the Homestead for the movies
and dancing.
Departures Of the week included Mr..
uut hrs. Hugh Cotton. Mr. and Mrs.
A II. Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
+. Gra6cy. DIR. and Mrs Harlech Hal
sted. Nr. aud Mrs. Carroll Blakely
Low. Mrs Robert Brown Suckley and
the Misses Margaret md Catherine
Suckley. tho Messrs. Edmund A. Lynch.
William Ihaw 3D., and Thomas W Slo-
cum. Mrs. John Clinton Cray, Of New
port, left Tor New York and will 20 70
Palm Beech early in January.