Evening star., 1926-08-08
Washington Folk at
Virginia Hot Springs

One Of the most interesting events
Of the Summer at Virginia Hot
Springs was the thirty-seventh annual
meeting of the Virginia State Bar AS
sociation which was held at the Home
stead Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. Mr. John w. Davis, who was
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Davis, addressed
the meeting Wednesday, zoo members
attending. and the golf tournament
was held ON the Cascades course.
Senator Thomas F. Bayard OF Della
ware spoke Thursday. and at the ban
auet Friday the principal speaker was
Mai. Gen. Robert l.. Billiard of New
York. Senator Bayard's subject was
1.-The Spirit Of the First Ten Amend
ments.'
Mr. and Mrs William d. Hoover
came from Washington early in the
week by automobile. and will remain
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Wardman are
expected shortly to join their daugh
ter, Miss Helen Wardman. and Miss
Marie Glascox, sister of Mrs. Ward
man. Miss Wardman entertained at
tea at Valley View. and also was the
guest of Mrs. John Parker Jackson
at Yana Besso, the villa of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Surth, parents of Mrs. Jack
jackson We're dinner guests at the
homestead Of Mrs. Andrew j. Miller
of New York, who is here with her
daughter, Miss Frances Miller and
her niece Miss Francesca Mckenney
of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Henry 7. Chittenden
of New York also were at Mrs. Miller's
dinner, Mr.. Chittenden was in Wash
ington a few days to see his mother.
Mrs. Frederick III. Bugher, before her
departure for Europe with her other
son. Mr.. Frederick Mclean Bugher.
Mr.. Samuel ]. Henry has joined
Mrs. Henry and their family after
several days in Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Royal Mallinson
of New York after Mr.. Henry's re-
turn.
Right Rev. William A. Leonard
Episcopal Bishop of Ohio. is at the
Homestead from Cleveland, Mr. and
Mrs. William T. Shackleford and Will
liam Y. Shackleford, jr. arrived by
automobile from Baltimore Mrs. w.
NJ. Hopkins and Misses Camilla
and Catherine Hopkins came down
from Baltimore. and Miss Anna
Campbell and Miss Anita George
from Georgetown, Md. Miss Adele
Livingston of Washington has Joined
Mrs. Samuel Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus ODonnell
Iselin are at the Homestead from
New York and were arrivals of the
week as We're Mrs. Edward Stettinius
with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Marsh; Mrs NJ.
Lawrence Keene, Mrs. Charles Robin
son Smith and her brother. Count
Vincent de Wierzbicki of Paris
Mr.. William r. Castle. ir., motored
with Mrs. Castle to Chimney Run be-
fore returning to Washington.
Rev. Father Richard Washington
of Hot Springs delivered an address
Wednesday at the sesquicentennal
convention of the Knights of Column
bus. His subject was Patriotism and
Catholicism" He was the dinner
guest Monday of Mrs. Arthur Kelly
Evans, who recently returned to her
villa, Casa Eleli, after the early Sum
mer abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay ingalls, gave
large dinner Tuesday at The Yard,
their new home on Virginia Mountain.
Mrs. Arthur Biddle of Philadelphia
lunched with Mrs. Calderon Carlisle
at her cottage. Shadeacre, in Upland
road. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Dray-
ton have arrived from Philadelphia
for visit of four weeks. Mrs. How