The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
AUTUMN SEASON
AT HOT SPRINGS }
. -~-- 1900,
Mitch Interest Fclt$in the APP
preaching Marriage 81 Mr..
George Cole Scott. 5
sNoTABL L. PEOPLE ARE Re: THERE 1 :: RI:
Melville Z. ingalls, Gives House
Parties-NIrs. Gould and Mrs.
Vanderbilt Expected.
NOTABLE EopLE ARE THERE
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HOT SPRINGS, VA, September 10.-rlo
autumn season Is opening and every
train is bringing large number Of visl-
tors to this resort, for tho weather Is
always delightful at this time Of year.
| a blue haze hangs over the mountain
| tops, and tho valleys arc beautiful With
winding roads through woods and \ green
terestcd IL {he '' coming Wedding 81 MI.
George Cole Scott, to be held l on tho 9Th
IIildrcth Dunn, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
LnnieiS Dunnnof Washington. Dotl Miss
Dunn and her sister, are beautiful .i,i
sessions abroad studying, They mado
their debuts hi Washington last winter,
where their mothcr has long been an /
active member Of the SOCIAL eii1 set set . -.
Mrs. Fred Scott and Miss BoXie. Scott
are hero and have been since July.
Mr.. II. A. Davenport Of Richmond has
been here some time, and on THURSDAY
tor Mrs. Albert 3. Lambert, Of st, Louis
who - u beauty and much admired here.
She has three handsome. little children
with her. She will be Joined by Mr..
were, Miss Clara BELL, OF Lexington Ky.
q wealthy young l,ciress. Miss Jenkins
Mrs. Wil Ian J.: James, :, Of Balt III 11,
Walsh, Of, ST. louis ind Mrs. John
Currie. OF Richmond.
NOTABLEs ENTERTAIN.
Considerable money has been spent In
and surroundings Of Healing Springs
situated three miles from here, and the
paee w renain Tne1 anrng Z, the no
Today by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bright,
Of New Orleans. for their guest, Miss
Melville L. ingalls, hns been entertain-
ing bousc-partics at his villa Ill summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell have been
in their cottage all summer, but have
which, however, has greatly improved
since coming here.
mond, who has lately come home on
visit from London. gave q musical Mon
day afternoon at tho villa OF Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Barton French. Hcr voice,
Improved through study abroad, and the
to those present. She, was assisted at
Richmond, Who has also been studying
abroad for several years. He gave sew,
ernl pleasing solos on the plano in adj
d ton to accompanying Miss Booker.
sing In London dra wing rooms this win
ter, 1t Is sad.s She returned to Richmond
" RECEPTIoN 10 MRS. FRENCH.
Mrs. Il. Barton French left for New
York Friday.'land will sail for Europe
on the 2lst. She will put her children
IL school in Switzerland, and join her
mother In Paris. Mr. French will re-
main In this country. Before leaving
here, Mrs. French was given 4 farewell
tea and reception by Mrs. Lanicr Dunn,
which, Mus attended by all of the rep
persons now heIt.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey spent the
summer here, but. left early this week
Tor Washington. The Admrals brother
recently died in3Vermont.
.i5natur and Mrs. j. T.. Foraker have
heen here some time taking tho aths.
,rhey drive out every afternoon, and
have a number Of friends here.
New Workers here include Mr.. William
r. Travers, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin,
Jr. and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Liv-
lngston Beckman. who have their own
horses, and from Philadelphia are An
thony j. Drcxcl, and w. Brooke Dolan.
Many members Of prominent New York
society are expected this fall, among
them. Mrs. Stuyvcsant Fish, Mrs. Geo.
u. Gould, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Philip LydIg, J. Borden Hartman,
Herbert M, Hartman, Theodore a.
IIavemeyer and others