New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Elect Fay Ingalls,
Head of Virginia
Hot Springs Go.
Board Announces Him as
Successor TO LaieBrOtber;
Party of 9 Governors and
Families Are Entertained
80 DIagIlL . Il. -.

HOT SPRINGS, Dec. 23s-The Yir'
giuia Hot Springs has officially an
nouneed The election Of Mr. Far
ingalls,, Of New York, as president Of
tho company. 10 succeed his brother
tho late Melville T.. ingalls,. Mr. ~
gals arrived from New York esrlT
IN the week for a short usiI
Early IN the week o luncheon w.
given by the Virginia Hot Spring
Company and tho Rotary Club of Hof
Spring, and Coyington 70 nine Of ths
Governors attending tho recent cor
ference az White Sulphur Springs. il
the party were Governor J.. Ice Irih-
kle and Mrs. Trinkle, Of virginia. Coz
ernOr Samuel r McKelvio and Mr1.
McKelvo, Of Netraska; Governor Ben
jamin W. Olcott and Mrs. 0lcott, ~
Oregon; Governor Thomas y. kilbs
and Mrs. Kilba, - Alabama; Govenor
Arthur W Hyde and Mrs Hyde, n
Missouri; Governor Henry Allen erf
Miss Henrietta Alien, ~ Kansar, srf
Governors Warren r. McCray. u in-
diana; ID. w. Davis of Idaho, and 2. f.
Morgan, Of West Virginia Nalso Mr.
Garrett Bickucr wall and Miss Msriha
Wall, Of Richmond, the party coming
over from White sulphur Springs n
Mr.. Walls private ear After the
luncheon m automobile trip was made
through the Warn Springs VALLEY
with o stop az Three Hills, the resi-
dencse Of Miss Mary johnson. th'
novelist.
Alr. and Mrs. Ira Richards ir., arrived
from New York fOr a week Of ndirf
They visited Fasifern Farm for lunch.
con. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert @. Lord if
also came down from New York aid
rode on Thursday 20 Fassifern fcr
luncheon. returning over the Bacovo
Ridge and through the Harmed Trail
Mr. ]. n. McClcmcnt had a final ride
on Tuesday before leaving for Rev
York after n fortnight here.
The balmy weather brought the col
Onv In numbers on the riding trai't
and there were n number Of driving
Darties. Mr and Mrs. n. Nallace Call
well drove 10 Fasafern and returned
through the famous Germantown GrD,
Mrs Philip Y. de Normsndie and Mis-
Theresa dc NOrmnndin drove 90 A..
wood and Healing Springs before lea
ing for New York. Mrs. Riehardfon
Metcalfc Johnson and Miss Caroline E
johnson went % Fassifern for luncheon
before going on 90 Washington and
New York on their return % their home
In Hallowell, Ne. Mr.. and Mrs. Geor.r
r Read also went 90 the farm before
concluding their VISIT and returning 10
New York
Mr. Louis 7. Haggin and Mrs. Tcrai
Hnggin arrived from New York for
brief visit Mr6 Ottp Jaeger, wl.'
/ SIR. and Mrs. Otto Jaeger ir, has ar.
rived from Montciair.
/ Arrivals Of the week include Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Porter I'd, Mr. W. A. Bopri
I H., Mr.. James McMsrtin and Nr
+ Dwight B. ia Due.
Mr.. and Mrs George 3. Hedges are
at the Homestead from New York ard
were arrivals OF Wodne sday. They ore
/ 20 remain several weeks. Mr. and Nff
Matthew J.. Akors have closed JplanV
\ House and are at the Homestead ~
I four weeks. Mr. Frank Akers, hLir
son, will join them for the holiday
and return 70 HarYard after New
! Years.
Several Of the cottages aro 20 rffna Ir
open until after the holiday. nC.
/ pHrturos OF the week include Nr' a
7 Mrs. r. A. Hague, Miss Christine ".
B.ddlo, Mrs Daniel o, Caswcl, i.t
I Robert Bockcrdike, Miss Bockord .t
and Mr. Walter Galley