Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19
Hot Springs Guests
See Notable Climax
To Summer Gayeties
Horse Show Held Most Inn
portant Since Days of
Coaches and Fourteen
eral News Notes.

HOT SPRINGS, Va, August 49,
The most important horse show at
Virginia Hot Springs since the Gays of
coaches ana four has brought the
Summer to . notable climax. The
interest and initiative OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay ingalls, brought about the building
OF the new grandstand an attractive.
comfortable structure seating 400 and
containing IS private boxes, all of
which are subscribed for The race
track has been enlarged and there are
many Improvements in the paddock,
including eighty new stalls One hun
dred and fifty horses were entered
Mrs. Fay ingalls, was represented by
her Hobby Horse Farm, and Mrs
George Adams Ellis of New York with
her Sunshine Stable. Mr.. and Mrs
w Sergeant Kendall of Garth
Newell entered their fine Arabian
string Entries were made by Mrs.
Tate Sterrett of Oakleigh Farm,
Mrs Jaes Boyd Weir of Woodland
Cottage. the Homestead stables, and
CriSer independent stable; also Miss
Mary D. Brooks of New York, MIR.
Samuel ]. Henry of Washington, Miss
Elsie Warrington and MIR. John War
rington. children Of Mr. and MRS.
George Howard Warrington of Cincin-
natl, now at Edgcwood for the Sum
mer, The Dickson brothers of White
Sulphur entered their stable. and
entries we're made by Mrs. Arthur Hill.
Mrs. Louis Atha and Mr. .. F. New
conner Of Charleston, W. Va The
Judges selected were Col. S. c. Rey-
noldS of Front Royal, Va. and Mr.. G.
3. Fenwick and MIR. f. A. Bonsal Of
Baltimore Mrs. William Clark of
Princeton rode in the show, also Miss
Elizabeth Welsh. daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. S. Charles Welsh. jr and Miss
Eliza Wolf daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley L. Wolf. both of New York
Mrs. william r.. Castle, jr., wife of
the Assistant Secretary of State. en-
tertalned box party each day Of the
show. hir. Castle coming down for
Saturday Comdr and Mrs Paul H
Bastsco, who have been Joined by her
son. Mr. Thomas F. griffin. had q box
also. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Henry
Of Chevy Chase. whose dinner for
IS last Saturday was one Of the most
successful Of the season, also had a box
Hail was distinguished figure at the
horse show. Mrs Evans recently re-
turned from yachting trip in the
North with her son, Mr.. Corlkey Pate
Whitehead Of Atlanta, and while at
Newport was entertained by Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt at Beaulieu
Mrs. Matthew L. AkerS Of Louisville
had q box at the horse show. Mrs.
Akers gave large dinner at Upland
House for her house guests, NrS. L. "
Barr and DR.. John Brennan Of Louis
vile
Former United States Senator James
a. OaGorman of New York with Mrs.
O'Gornian, Miss Ann O'Gorman and
Miss Alice O'GDrman we're interesting
spectators Of the show.
This evening the annual social sup
per" IS being held on the horse show
grounds. This event is given annually
10 aid tine Warm Springs Valley Nurs-
ing Association connected with the
Community House Hospital. of which
Mrs Fay ingalls, Is president and MRS.
W. Mckee Dunn. vice president. The
supper attracts mountain folk from
remote valleys and ridges. the great
event of the year for them. The
Baroness RoSenkrautz OF Roselpe has
charge Of the tea booth and the flower
stand. and every wei known woman
in the cottage colony Is acting as active
patroness; also many visitors at the
Homestead, among them MrS. George
H. ingalls, of New York. Mrs. Albert S.
ingalls, Of Cleveland, Mrs George H.
Warrington Of Cincinnati. Mrs. Andrew
H Christian of Richmond and Mrs.
Frazier Bonnie Of Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs WARRINGTON hagEn with
them at Edgewood their son-in-law and
daughter. Baron Iver Holger Rosen-
krantz. and BARONESS Rosenkrantz. for
n1eriy Miss Rachel Warrington, Of Co.
penhagen and New York. Mrs. Chris
tan, who has with her at Glenburnie
her daughter Mrs. Herbert A. Clai-
borne, gave a tea Wednesday at the
Homestead Casino for members of the
Warm Springs Valley Garden Society,
Of which she was the first president
Mrs. John r. Williams and Mrs
Harry Kerr came down from Washing-
ton and have been joined by Mrs
Ormsby McCammon. Mrs. Lee Benoist
and Mrs william II. Harrison of Wash
ington we're at the dinner of MIR. and
Mrs Samuel J. Henry. as were Repre-
sentative George Holden Tinkham of
Massachusetts,, Rev. Richard Washing
ton. Mr. and FRS. Harry Wardman
condr and Mrs. Pau" II. Bastedo. Mrs
John Allen Dougherty and Mrs. Ener-
son Howe Of Washington. and Mrs
EDen Sutton and Mr.. j. Van Lear
Flndiay Of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry and Miss Francesca McKenney
Of Washington, Mrs. Charles l. James
Of Baltimore and Mrs. Edgar H. Bright
Of New Orleans were at the large buffet
luncheon given by the Baron and Bar
onesg Rosenkrantz at Roselee, as were
Mrs. Arthur Kelly Evans and the Rev
Richard Washington.
The open tournament for the Fair
acre Challenge Cup will take place at
the Cascades golf course Labor day
week end The trophy, gift of the
late Mr.. Benjamin Franklin Jones, lr..
Of Sewtckley, Pa, has been contested
for three times already.
Much preparation is going on for the
open championship meet Of the wona-
ems national golf associations to occur
on the Cascade course the week of Sep
TENDER ~, interest in which is already
% International importance.