Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-24
Washington Society
Is Well Represented
In Hot Springs Fetcs
Dinners, Motoring and Bath
ing Parties Mark Activii-
ties at Virginia Resort.

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July D.
Many members of Washington society
are at Hot Springs for long or short
stays, some occupying suites at the
Homestead and others taking cottages
nearby. Last week Mr.. Justice James
Clark McReynolds of the Supreme
Court and Mr.. Daniel r. Henderson
motored to the resort and Mr.. William
r. Castle, jr., of the State Depart
ment, Joined Mrs Castle at the Home
stead, where she is making length
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Campbell Grac.
and their daughter, Miss Graef, are a
Hot Springs to remain for a month
Mrs. George Ellery Wood of Wash
ington and Miss Ida Spur of Lake
vile, Conn, were among those motor
ing to Warm Springs during the week
The ancient place is indefinitely closed,
but many visit the famous pools. Mrs
Samuel J. Henry. Mrs. ord Preston
and the latter's sister, Mrs. II. Conger
Pratt of Washington, regularly go
out to the Warm Springs pool for a
plunge in the buoyant waters. Mrs.
Frederick II. Bugher and her son,
MIR Frederick Mclean Buehcr Of
Washington, who were at Hot Springs
until Friday. motor daily thruu \ the
valley and early in the week mt 10
GUYS Run IN Rockbridge County.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. Bryan Pitts. who
have Edgevood, the cottage of MI
and Mrs. George Howard Warrington
of Cincinnati. gave dinner-dance at
Valley View for her mother. Mrs.
John NJ. Thomas of Milwaukee. 1t
was the largest event of the week and
in the company were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel j. Henry. Capt and Mrs.
William NJ. Talbot, Mr. and MIS-.
George Wildey Gibbs. AIR. and Mrs
Philip St. George Cooke. DR.. and Mrs.
l. G. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Boyd Weir, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Surth,
Mr., and Mrs. Richard McAllister, jr..
Mrs. Frederic c. Sayles, jr.; Miss
Helen Thomas and the Messrs. Ed
ward and John f. Thomas. The main
room of the inn was beautifully deco
rated and the music was given by
negro band 4 pleasant feature of the
evening was group of songs given
by Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. John Holiday Latane, wife of
Dean Latane Of Johns Hopkins, and
Miss Elinor Latane are visiting Col
and Mrs. Francis r. A. Junkin of Chi
cago. Dean Latane is giving a series
of lectures at the University of Cali
forn;a Summer School. Mrs. Junkin
and Mrs. Latane motored Wednesday
10 Norfolk. Capt. and Mrs. William
". Talbot had rs dinner guests earl!
in the week at Broadlawn Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boyd Weir and MIR. and
Mrs, Samuel J. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Weir have been joined by their son
and daughter-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Weir. who came from Dallas
by automobile. making the Journey III
IS hours.
Sir Henry Thornton. president of
the Canadian National Railways. and
lady Thornton have left for Montreal
after a visit with Lady Thornton S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dele.
van 1vetmore of New York. Mrs.
Wallace Chisweli has returned to
Washington. Mr.. Charles Noble Greg
DRY of Washington is continuing his
Summer visit and cure. The Baron
and Baroness Iver RosenkrantZ, who
were married at Cincinnati June IS,
have arrived at Roselee to visit the
barons uncle. Baron Marcus Rosen-
krantz, and the baroness. They were
given a dinner at the Homestead by
her grandmother. Mrs. Daniel II.
Holmes of New York. Baroness Ro-
senkrantz was Miss Rachel Warning
ton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Howard Warrington, now in Europe
with their family. The newly married
baron and baroness will make their
permanent home in New York, where
the baron has been actively engaged
for some years in architecture and
painting. Mrs. Melville E. ingalls, has
arrived at her cottage in the Home
stead Park after Is months abroad,
during which she motored extensively
In Africa.