The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Gay life RE|GN5.
At HOT SPRINGS:
Elegant Entertainments Come
III Quick Succes
sion.
THE RICHMOND CONTINGENT
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Scott Are
Favorites- Clubhouse
Teas Popular.

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,HOT SPRINGS, VA, August -. MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Scott are among the latest ar
rivals from, Richmond. and one OF tho
mos, delightful affairs OF the week was
he afternoon tea given them by Mrs.
Fred Scott. ST.. The golf clubhouse IS
n fayorito place for entertaining, and u
4 never presented d more attractive APP
renrance. Laughter, mingled with the
music OF the band, the porch Of the
clubhouse was gay with the gowns of
the women and sweet with the perfume
I OF flowers decorating each table, where
dainty refreshments were served
Among the guests were Bishop and Mrs.
III. a. Leonard, Of Cleveland, O.; Mrs
Oscar Turner, Of Louisville, Ky; Mr. and
Mrs. Chunbcrs; Mr. and Mrs. Keith, OF
Philadelphia; Mr..und Mrs E. II. Butler,
Mrs. William Anthony Platt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mason Chichester, Admiral and
Mrs William G.. Buehcn, Mrs. Drayton,
Mr.. Waiter Lippincott, Mr.. Jefferson, OF
Philadelphia; Mrs. j. S. Walsh, Mrs.
Charles Clark of ST. Louis; Mr.. George
Cole Scott, Miss Cameron, Miss Atkin-
son, Miss Lily Urquhart. Mrs Decatur
Axtell. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart Bryan,
miss Scott OF Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
IS. Caperton, or Louisville, Ky; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. "A. l3erwnd, of Philadelphia; MIR.
Mrs Bright, Of New Orleans; Mrs.
Claderon Carlisle, Of Washington; Mr..
and Mrs. Bright, of New Orleans; Mrs.
Mrs NJ z. ingalls,, of Cincinnati; Rev.
J. 6. Scott, Miss Hildrcth Dunn, bliss
Elizabeth Dunn, MI. Mckee Dunn, of Hot
Springs.
Another most enjoyable tea at the club
house was that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Chichester, OF Philadelphia, who
are very popular here. The guests were
Admiral and Mrs William G.. Buehler,
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. Cham
bcrs, Mrs W. A. Piatt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lppncott, Of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs Morales, Of Havana; Mrs. Fred
! Scott, Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Bryan, Miss
Mary Cameron, Of Richmond; Mr.. ana
Mrs Porcher, Of Charleston S. G.; MIR.
jefferson, of Philadelphia; Rev. j. y.
Scott Of Hot Springs; DR.. De Schwelnitz
and Dr.. ]. l.. Anderson, OF Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Attilla Cox, Of Louisville,
Ky entertained at the club the Misses
3 Cooke OF Charlottesville, Va; Miss Worth,
of Richmond; Mr.. Harry. Strater and Mr..
Iielmo stratcr, Of Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles strater, Of Louis,
Vile, Ky, gave farewell tea to Mr.
and Mrs. Frishmuth, of Philadelphia.
party from Healing Springs including
Mrs Charles Workman Mrs. Fred Val.
entine Mrs. Churchill Young, Mrs. S. II
Morse. MIR. and Mrs. W. D, Covviand
Miss Cleveland, Miss Lucy Ford
WORKMAN and Mr.. Charles Workman
Jr., dlned at the Homestead.
Fasslfern has been very popular this
K week. This quaint old place is the Mecca
Of all pleasure-seekers. t is ting Ia
note that the original Fasslfcrn House,
which is mentioned in Scotts5 Waterloo. I
and 1.-THE Legend u Montrose," was CEN
turtles ago the home of the Camerons,
of Lochicl, in Scotland. whose palatial res
.ldence of to-day is on the sttlne estate.
Fassfern farm here Is owned by de-
scendants of the Camerons, OF l.ochiel
who camesto America before the ReVolu-
ton, and the glamour Of poetry. romance
and charm rests upon this old place,
where Time seems holding toward you IN
his wrinklcd hands the history Of many
ages.
A large coaching party, including cot
tagers and guests at the Homestead, had
an elaborate supper "Wednesday evening
at Fassifern, and returned by moonlight
IT. the party .were, Miss Gladys ingalls,
Mr.. Fred, InGa us. Miss Anderson, Miss
Frances Anderson. Of Cincinnati Miss
Mary Carlisle, of Washington D. c. Mis-:
McCrea. Of Pittsburg; Miss l4ildreth Dunn
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Mr., Mckee Dunn
of Hot Springs; Mr., Marsalls. OF New
York; Mr. Cole Scott. Mr.. Fred Scott
Miss Scott of Richmond Mrs. Charlie:
Johnson and Miss Ada Ncwlands, of Gin
cinnat
luncheon was given at Fassifern by
Mrs. Valentine Winston, of Dayton. o..
to Mr.. and Mrs Brown and Dr. Miller,
OF New York, and Rev. J. G.. Scott, Of
Hot Springs, and n supper was given
by Mrs. Charles Stmter to the Misses
Wilcox. of Philadelphia Mr., Henry
Stratcr, Afr. Harry Strater and Mr.. Helm
Strater,. of Louisville.
Among the interesting people mere arc
Bishop and Mrs, W. y. Leonard. of
Cleveland, Ohio,
Mr. Oscar i. Murray, president of tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has been
here for the past week, Mr. Murray
had hts private car sidctrac ked and stop
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