The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
autumn DAYS AT
THE HOT SPRINGS ! Ri. J
Out Door Sports Engaged the At
tci1tion Of All the
CHESTS.
PLEASANT COACHING PARTIES E.
Or. and Mrs. Henry S. Pole An
t,ouncc Engagement Of
Daughter.
'LEAsANT COACHING PARTIES

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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
HOT SPRINGS, VA, August 2e-With
O. dash OF vivid autumn leaves here and
there on the mountain sides and s,ig-
gcstion OF fail In the air outdoor lifo
Is quito the fad. Everyone Is riding,
driving, walking, playing tcnnis or golf.
AT S O'clock ten Mt tho golf club houSc
the band strikes up a lively tune, and
from far and near johnny Comes March,
Ing Home"
A very pretty tea was given at tho
club Wednesday afternoon by Mr.. and
Mrs William A. Glasgow. Mr.. Glasgow.
IS appointment lawyer and politician, fo'-1
merry OF Licking on and Roanoke but for
the last two years has lived In Philadel-
phla. Mr.. and Mrs. Glassow's guests
wcro Miss Scott. Mrs. John Stewart Bry-
an, Of Richmond; Mrs. II. "A. Plat, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs.
q. M. Chichester, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A..
BerwInd, Mrs. Drayton, Mr.. r.. Ettlng.
OF Philadelphia; Colonel and Mrs. Mcln-
tosh. OF baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Robinson, Of Louisville; Miss Read, Mrs
Hopkins and Rev j. G.. Scott, Of Hot
Springs. 0
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Chambers, Of
philadelphia, gave luncheon OF four
teen at Fassifcrn Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Berwind, Of
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Caper--
ton OF Louisville. and Mr. and Mrs
William A.. Glasgow, of Philadelphia.
During the week Mr.. Tate surrett gave
for the young people Of The Homestead
and cottages a very delightful coaching
party to Fassifern Farm and Warm
Springs. unique feature OF the outing
was the use OF the picturesque old stage
coach which was used many years ago
between the Valley and Greenbrier White
Sulphur This Goa CHI was chaperoned BY
Mrs. Burgunn,s and In the party, were
Miss Gladys ingalls,. Miss Anderson Miss
Frances Anderson, Miss Holmes, Mr. Fay
Ingalls, Of CINCINNATI Miss Mary Car
Elsie. OF Washington D. c. After clock
tea at Fasslfern, Mr.. Cole Scott and the
Misses Dunn Joined the party, and all
dined at Warm Springs
In sharp contrast to the old stage was
4 the very swagger and up-to-datc four
horse tnlly-ho that carried the patty
from The Homestead. In the horses
brides were gay punches OF gold and
astors, and the ringing bugle notes were,
echoed and rc-ecliusd through the noun:
/ tain roads. In the party were Mrs.
Charles Clark, OF ST. Louis; Mrs. James
J. Hickey, Miss Rachael Urquhart, OF
Richmond; Mrs. H.4 NJ. Kinney, Miss
Florinea Kinney cot Staunton; Mr.. Brady
4 Of New York Mr.. j. Marshall Bruce. Of
BALTIMORE: Miss Lila Robinson Of Louis
VILE. Miss sAbbie ingalls,, Of Cincinnati;
Tn - n nF wa shin EJf1.H
Hard Spalding and Mr.. Carl Brant, Of
Hot Springs. .;,s
Richmond colony here Is Mrs. James y,
Hickey; Mrs. Hickey. her .motna!,
Mrs. Cooke. and her brother. Mr..
sance mantof New Orleans, arcsspcndIng
the summer at The Homestead,
MR. NJ. Whaley and Miss Mary " ha-{
Sley,F:of Norfolk are here for Septem berS
~ Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Bush, Of New
Orleans, have arrived.
81 AtlsSt. Luke's Chapel last Sunday we
had the privilege Of hearing a very beau
tiful sermon from Bishop w. A. Leonard.
of Cleveland. Bishop Leonard, who for
SO many years WAS rector OF st. Johns
Church. in Washing ton, D. G., Is a man
Of great culture and charming person.
ality, and scholar of rare ability. He
expects to visit Richmond during the
jamestown Exposition.
DR.. and Mrs Henry S. Pole announce
tie enga cement Of their daughter Mar
garet Helena, to Mr., T. A. Sterrett.
The wedding will be the latter part Of
September.
OLD lovers Of Bath Alum. one OF the
most popular resorts OF ntc-bellum days.
will be interested In knowing that IT.
has been entirely renovated and refur-5
nished. and will be open for the hunting
season., which Will be until the first Of
December. Although retaining Its quaint
char mand old-fashioned appearances It
rs now fitted with every modern con-
yenience. III
81 AS far back as 1850 this was ccle-
brated watering place. In an OLD regis
ter, sacrcdly preserved, arc the names
Of many mon who helped to make tho
countrys history. In those days every
one arrived with a rotinue Of servants
and horses, and tho number Of SER
wants and horses are duly registered
after the lady and children Here
we find the names of the Lees, Ran
dolphs, Cabells, Braxtons, Blairs, Brock
.inrdges Dunlops. Carcys. Marshalls,
Dulaneys, Fitzhughs, Ravenells, Jeffer-
sons and many others. On August u.
1885, Roger A, Pryor Is registered, and
in another register, under the date OF
September 10, 1867, In his own hand, is
registered r. y, Lee, Mrs. Lee, Miss
Mary Lee, Miss Agnes Lee, Miss Mildred
Lee.
The cottage on the left OF the main
building was occupied by tho Lee family
during the summer. Dear old place, hal
lowed by the memory Of our fathers
fathers, how restful " Isl Through the
old-fashioned windows, half shaded by q
giant oak, the sun falls mellow and soil,
and one Is lost In reyerle. In fancy the
bellies Of hoopskirts and beauX Of stocks
All the quaint old rooms and the rumble
OF the Stage coach Is mingled with the
music OF the spinet, There Is an odor
or julep In the air and good cheer ancng
the gentlemen OF stocks, and we wake
to find ourselves looking out on the
same old scene with eyes Of to-day and
glad Of the comforts Of life.
We want you to feel
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