The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Gaicfv At the Hot.

HOT SPRINGS. VA, Aug. Especial
with tho beginning OF Augu {, HOT
Springs enters upon the largest month month
are already well filed, but people ana
applications for rooms continue 10
pour i'm in n manner that promises 70
make this the red-lettcr month, not only
Of this, but Of any previous season.
There are many young people here TINS
summer and they do not allow a day
to pass without some form or anluse-
mont. What could be more Nhiliraung
than cantor On horseback .arly IN the
morning. while the dew is still spark
ling on the grass, inhaling the ffesn,
pure mountain air? Returning TO take
plunge I'm the swimming pool or naturally
heated water. emerging with an appetite
for breakfast that would starue many
hotel manager. other than Mr. trei
starry. who is always solicitous that the
menus Of his hotel shall be Of the most
delicious eatables obtainable.
There is also tennis, baseball golf,
bowllng-for what more could the sport
ing blood wish?
On Thursday an enjoyable lawn party
was given at the summer residence OF
Mrs. IandOn Dunn. of Washington, the
proceeds Of which went 10 the building
fund Of the Episcopal church at Warm
Springs.
A tennis tournament took place on the
court in front OF the Homestead Hotel
last week. after which tea was served
on the veranda 90 the Casino.
on Wednesday the young men staying
at the Homestead formed mines and play
ed an exciting game Of ball. Mr.. Albert
ingalls,. son of President ingalls,, or the
Chesapeake ana ONO rdiiiodu, plfSei
Mr.. William Rhinelander who came
here 10 seek the baths, Is much improV-
ga In health.
are registered at the Virginia Hotel
Mr.. John Chamherlin, Of the noted
"Chamberlin's," Washington, and wife,
Miss lone Chamberlin, and Miss OliFe
Chamberlin are staying al the Virginia.
Miss Cameron. daughter OF Don cam
eron, is occupying ono OF the virginia
cottages.
The two famous tennis players, a. NJ.
Agelaott. Jr., and NJ. A. Agelaott, OF
Athens Greece are ct the Hot Springs
Mr.. +. ". Jones, the First Assistant
pOstmaster-Gcneral,h has arrived ar the
Springs. and intends TO spend two or
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph scheftel and fam
lis. who have been at the Homestead
Hotel for the past three weeks, lott on
Wednesday for tho United States Hotel
at Saratoga.
GUSTS RFGIsTERED.
Among the recent arrivals are: Rich
noud-Dr. l.. NJ. COwardln. Mrs. l.. NJ.
Cowardin. Miss Alice COwardin. Miss y.
McCleland, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas At
hi Workman. Mr. and Mrs. =. Wnitlock.
From New YOrk-A. Dankmar Levinger,
charles ID. Woodruff. A. b.. Proal, Mrs.
Henry Willard. Miss Willard ana maid,
n Herbert Sidman. L. W. Kearney A.
J. Moore Mrs. Jordus Smith, Mrs: Peter
Eavden and maid, George III. hughes,
+ +. Thompson. b. L. Dryder Miss II.
n hammond. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. OAK
lev 18TH. 1nier. Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Rhiu. ana MT. anu silS, W mai, IAN
Slamentina smith. Miss Phenix and maid,
Mrs William Dunn and maid, John r.
chamberlin and Wife Miss Iona Cnsm-
berlin. Miss olive Chamberlin. Judge An
drew Wyle and wife, Judge waiter .
cox and daughter, Mrs. Legare, Mrs.
"a carlisle and daughter Mrs. Burg
win. with her family, Mrs. l.. G. srlder,
Miss Emma Strider, and Mrs. Tilford.