The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

HOT SPRINGS. VA. Aug. Especial.
I'VE have never had as brilliant season
as that Of the last two months MS. ,, Two
I.,s. trity which the place has attained
among the younger set.
The first on Tuesday night, Of more than
forty couples, was led by Mr.. EDWARD
ewiuckel, Of Richmond, and Mrs. ID.
e. LutteT. of New YORK.
Th- second on Friday night though not
So large, was even more brilliant uhder
fle leadership OF Mr.. Tom PANE, OF Al
.-rta. Ga The ballroom was BEAUTIFULLY
C-c0Iatcd with muoutain laurel ana
e.ruce the orchestra being completely
hllen IN a bower II green, and with
us back ground the magnificent cos
tune OF the ladies formed brilliant pic
ture which will long be- remembered.
Among the dancers We're. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Knowles. the Misses Newman,
Nj Tom Paine Mr.. OvertOn Paine, Miss
FlliZy, Miss Doves Mr.. l. Dargan, Mr..
" X. Phinizy. Atlanta. Ga. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ". feinhart, the Misses hrin-
isrt Miss Appleton Mr. = l. Van Bul-
IN. Mr. Bayard Halstead, Mr.. J.. G. Hal
stead. Mr.. q. Brown, Miss Earuett Mrs.,
j. O. Rutter. New YORK. Mr. Edward
Albert ingalls, and Mr. J.. j. Osborne,
Cincinnati, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Linnear
Irnn and Mr.. al Mrs: Lagare, Wash
irrfon: Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Gibson, BAL
trore: Mr. and Mrs. r. Trigg, Mr. and
,-. Thomas Atkinson, AR and Mrs.
r anan. Mr.. and Mrs. Brydan Tenant
2f-, and Mrs. Bessie Martin, Mss TAI
it Miss BOsner, Miss Hayes, Miss. Har-
-.a. Mr. = G. MAYO, George Il. In
e. s. Mr. and Mrs. Decatur ANtell. MISS
l- Mr.. Edward Hane~inckle, Mr.. ana
,f-. Hancwir exile. Mr. Thomas j. Glover,
,'- A. Stacy. Mr. Saunders Ho3sOn, Rich
u.al
t was generally pronounced the most
F.. cssfI german Of the season.
Tr- ward ~ the Chesapeake ana ONO
Dad here presented a rather unique
france this week. no less than seven
r.afe cars being side-tracked, belong
2. no the following: Mi ingalls,. president
H... ('hrsaurake and ohio and Big -Four.
Nr Saul Spencer, president Of the South
f-r riflr0ad. Mr.. Charles T. 1hiuisy. OF
O.. Georgia Central. Mr.. George stevens,
General manager Of thesapeakc ana ONO,
t...a AehhaQ Green. OF the Wost Shorc,
Nr Charles r. Pugh, OF the PennsyVan-
Ga lfr. vs.. =. Burns. Of the B. d O.: Mr.:
rrr McCrae. second vice-pfesideht OF
O,. iady remarked: $50 many people
came here in their private cars that
t.- fslt that she was quite exclusive III
having come in the regular tram. 800
~...4av afternoon. the litue children
81 r.rd on hy the good times their par
D'. and older brothers and sisters were
having gave lawn party IN front OF
o. Bath House; and 2 prettier sight IS
3d. often seen IN the Hot springs, IMAM
te.e little tots made IN their dainty
r..fe gowns. grouped under the grand
Gins on the green lawn. watched over by
Nrr Whlfo-t urNnnfI cDiOitA Ildiiiiiii'"
Nss Julia Tutwiler gave lecture IN
Go Homestead ballroom on Juesday
evening. the subject being "Hachneyed
'rrns fn American Literature Il was
gwen under the patronage Of Mrs. VIII
lam Tnge. Mrs Decatur Axten. Mrs.
s.rrucs Knowles. and Mrs. Reinhart
There WAS Roodlv audience all OF whom
rr'e delighted with the manner m when
1N.s Tutyiier presented her subject.
RIDING sim continues 20 be a popular
iefme Two parties made the ascent
Ms r. = clarke, Of New York, Is
r.ef lndcfatfen be eNueetrienre. remain
~ in the saddle for hours as che explores
NJ passes Of these famous old mountains.
81 o. the village Of Hot Springs. by Mrs.
7 , Evan, OF New York, who IL stop
Ping an the "Vlrginia." was dedicated on
g 2lss Bishop -- OF Richmond and
I.fLer K allY nfflciafed.