Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Hot Springs, Va
Looms Large on the
Social Map for August
Many Washinstonians JOIN
Summer Colony at Home.
stead Hotel.

HOT SPRINGS. va. July 17.--Mr.
and Mrs Walter stilson Hutchins Of
washington are interesting. additions
to the slrnmer colony ~ the Home
stead. They are to remain until late
in August. Mrs. William r. Castle.
tr., also came down from Washington.
and will be Joined later by Mr.. Castle.
Mrs. Thomas Murray Smith OF Wash.
ington, with Mrs. w. G. Smith OF
winston, s. c., were arrivals OF the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Chit.
tenden OF New York. son ana
daughter in.law of Mrs. Frederick II.
Bugher OF washington, are at the
Homestead for visit Of four weeks.
They are daily on the courts and also
play golf frequently Mrs. elizabeth
a. belt ID at the Homestead from
washington.
Mr.. and MIRA. Chauncey M. Depew
have postponed their departure for
Lenox until August !. Their niece
and nephew, Miss Anne D. Paulding
and Mr.. Charles G. Paulding, have re-
turned TO New York. Mrs. Calderon
Carlisle entertained at luncheon at
shadeacre the Rev. Father Richard
Warrington. Father washington,
whose father, the late George Wash.
ington, was the last Of his line to be
born AZ Mount Vernon, is given much
attention, and has been very success
ful during his four years at Virginia
Hot Springs He was the luncheon
guest early in the week Of MIR. ana
Mrs.. Samuel j. Henry OF Chevy
Chase. Miss McMullin Of washington
81 house guest of Mrs Carlisle ct her
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Henry
gave o dinner late in the week at
the Homestead restaurant for Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry 7. Chittenden, Mr.:
and Mrs. william M. Talbot. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boyd Weir. MI. and MIS-
surth and Mrs. william q. Costin.
Mr.. Henry, who Ia member OF the
Rock Creek Hunt, and Mr.. Edward
Ylsley Of the Radnor Hunt are ar
ranging several runs of the Fassifern
PACK. Mr.. and Mrs. Ilaey arrived
wednesday. Master Schuyler VOL
colt Jackson, young son of Capt. and
Mrs. John Parker Jackson, Is visiting
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Eurth, at their villa, Yama Besso, on
Warm Springs Mountain. Capt. ana
Mrs. Jackson are expected there
later in the Summer. Yarla Besso is
Japanese for Mountain Home" Mr..
ana Mrs Surth using the name AZ q
souvenir OF their many years resi-
defice in Japan. The villa Is charm
ifely placed on q promontory OF the
mountain and has o superb view
Dunns Gap and the West
: The arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa
Hunton, jr., and their son, Mr.. Eppa
Hunton, from Richmond. in their
private car, makes sharp contrast
with the method Of travel of the Hun.
tons and the Paynes-Mrs. Hunton
was a Miss Payne-And other great
families Of the South In other days
to their favorite springs" Then
they Travelled in carriage calvacades
with mounted escort. Additions 70
the Southern colony include: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Lee Robinson, Mr.. Alexander
p. Humphrey and Miss Mary
Churchill Humphrey of Lorisville.
Mrs Matthew L. Akers Of Louisville
has opened her cottage. for the bal
afce of the Summer. Her house
euest viii be Mrs Brite Shirley of
Louisville. mother. e. Mrs. Marshall
Russell of New York.
Sir Henry Thornton Of Montreal |
has returned from several days IN |
New York Mrs. Clifford v. Brokow
az New York, had at luncheon the |
Baron and Baroness RosenkrAntz, who |
are shortly to be Joined at Roseloe
by their nephew, Baron Iver Rosen-
krantz. now in Europe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Peyton Wilson Of Holm Hall,
Alexandra had at luncheon early In |
the week Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merk-
ling of waynesboro. Va, Mr.. Wilson |
later leaving for New York. Mrs.
Wilson left Wednesday for home by
automobile, stopping on her journey
&c waynesboro to visit the estate Mr.. |
Thomas Fortune Ryan is developing
there. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Foster Talbot
nave returned to Baltimore after a |
visit with the formers brother. Capt. |
william NJ Talbot. and Mrs. Talbot, |
at Broadlawn.