Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
BOTH HOTELS AT THE HOT FULL
Stylish Equipages and Ladies' on Horse
back to lie Seem on the Drives.


Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
| HOT SPRINGS. VA, July 12.-This has
been the best week OF the season. and
amply justines the prediction made a
month ago. that the 4th Of July would find
both hotels and their cottages filled.
on account OF the closing this year
Of the White Sulphur. many or It's Old
"habitues" OF ten and twenty years
standing, have nocked over to Hot
| Springs, which bids fair to be dangerous
rival when that famous hosiery shall
| again open Its doors.
The proverblal corduroy road is un-
known herein fact 1t is hard TO be-
liove one is among the mountains. when
driving along our wonderfuly-ine roads.
which are this year in even better con-
dition than ever.
Mr. j. w Reinharts drag arrived this
week. and every day the Misses Reinhart
are to be seen on the boulevard, either
on horseback. or driving one Of their
many stylish carriages.
Miss Harrison. OF Cincinnati is a most
indefatigable equestrenne, riding every
day. And Miss Gladys ingalls,, Miss
Schefte, and Miss Hayden are frequently
seen on horseback.
Judge Ashbcll Green. OF New York,
arrived at the Virginia, in his private
car. Saturday. with Miss Green and Miss
Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wyman Jones. OF New
York. arrived on Monday. and are occu-
plying one Of the Virginia cottages, which
are proving so popular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Speer. OF Pitts
burg, are at the Homestead for the sea-
son.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Hon. and Mrs. Bellamy Storer. and Mrs.
Storer's daughter. Miss Nichols, from
Washington, have taken rooms at the Viz
ginia. Mr.. Storer is the United States
senator from Ohio, and Mrs. Storer is the
inventor OF the celebrated Lockwood
pottery.
Baron Won Nostiz. attache Of the Ger
man Legation, in Washington. is at the
Virginia The German Minister is ex-
pected here the last Of the week.
f. de Murnage, SPANS representative
in the United Ststes. at Washington. Is
also here. and has taken suite of rooms
In the Virginia.
Two PARTIES made the ascent OF the
Warm Springs Mountain, this week, on
foot DR. L. NJ. Coward!n. the Misses
Hirsh. and Miss Cowardin. Of Richmond,
led one and MIR. George ingalls, and Miss
Hayden led the other. Mr.. Jngallss party
made the quickest time, reaching the SUM-
init in one hour and twenty minutes.
General and Mrs. Clinton Paine. of Bal
timore are here for ahe season.
Ex-Mayor Hewitt. Of New York, Is eX-
pected next week, with his family. who
have engaged one of the Virginia cot
tages for the reason.
Among the Richmonders sojourning here
at present are the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. Whtlock and family, Mr.. Thomas
Radcliffe, Harry Frazier. w. J. Bosher,
Mr.. and Mrs. u. J. Crew, Mrs. ! G.
Read. Mrs. V. c. Peasants, DR.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Cowardn. Misses Alice and
Mamie c. Cowardin, Mrs. S. Hirsh, the
Misses Hirsh, and Allan Hirsh, c. w.
Gryner, and others.
Quite large party Of thermometers
came ever from the Warm Springs last
Sunday evening, and took dinner at the
Hot" returning by moonlight. Among
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Don
nan. Mrs. Brydon Tenant, George Lee,
George Il. Stacy, Dr. Stuart Mcclure, and
others.
Mrs. G. A. Davenport and daughter are
expected here the early part of next
week.