The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
TIE HOT SPRINGS
CAVES! Of THE CAY
Preparations Are Being Made ior
the Hunting Sea
son.
Big GAME ''''|l: IS PLENTIFUL
Much Interest in Coming We'd ',:
ding Of Miss Dunn to Geo
Cole Scott.
BIG GAME IS PLENTIFUL
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HOT SPRINGS, VA. Sept. 2.-Septem-
Der ushers /, Ia the gayest season OF me me
wear at Hot Springs 1t reaches us
height when all the mountains are apiA@e
with autumn tints, and the DIG log lres
n the lobby of tho Homestead are roar
IL, IN tho chimneys. The hunting sea-
son Is not far off, and there Is proil'lse
Of deer in plenty. and more pheasants ana
quail than evcrn before In, this Vlcin'tS'
The Homestead will be filled. and Bath
Alum and Fassifern Farm are preparing
for a large crowd during the hunting sea-
son.
The fascination Of the sport brings good
shots from far and near, who bag the'r
game with grim satisfaction. and anna
teurs follow strenuousy In their footsteps
empty handed. but happy IN the open.
Much interest Is felt In the ,approacn!hs
wedding of Miss Hlldrcth Dunn TO Mr.
Cenrpe Cole scott, which will be In st.
Luke's Chapel the 9th of Septempcs'
The wedding will be very quaint
and picturesque Adhering to olu
customs. it will resemble weddlns "
ante-bellum days and the young pri ,oe
and bridesmaids will drive from the
| brides country home in an OLD coac''
| which was In use fifty years ago.
During the week Mr.. and Mrs. Gdear
A. Bright entertained at Fassifcrh. WHY
delicious luncheon was serVen. :" Nc tr.s
| party were Mr. and Mrs. 4. u. busn, WIS
| william Warren, Mrs William WOODS
| Mr.. George Agar, Mr.. William a. Cooke,
/ OF New Orleans; Miss Clara Bell, OF Lex
lngton, KY: Mr. and Mrs. james -
| Hickey, Of Richmpnd; Mr.. Robert e.
walsh and Mr.. N. s. Walsh, or 81. L 'l'is.
Miss Bell n charming reprcschta',ve.s,'
Kentucky is as attractive rs she IS Ii''hus
some. and has won the aoH'''u''o" :.
every one.
i At,an afternoon at home, DR., and Mrs'
Cowardin, of Richmond, gave their ir'ehaS
the pleasure of hearing the well known
PIANIST. Mr. John Powell, of Richmond
Mr.. Powell will give a recital Ihu's"ay
evening at the Homestead,
Mir. and Mrs. M. Il. ingalls, entertained
at luncheon Mr. and Mrs. j. stewart NV
Or, Francis Dcaheld OF New olk;
Mrs, Lanicr Dunn gave q very ucNs.t'
IN, dinner party OF twelve at her home
near Hot Springs. Her guests were MIS-
Holmes, Miss Anderson, Mr. burnel. "i !,
Mr., ray ingalls,, OF Clncinnatl MI. y.
walsh. of ST. Louis Mr. g, Z. Scott
Miss Scott. of Richmond; Miss illaretI
Dunn, Miss Elizabeth Dunn ana lFeY'
c. Scott, OF Hot Springs
The following day Mrs. Dunn gave
luncheon ana card party to MIS- try
scott. Mrs. Decatur Axtcll, OF Richmon,u
, Mrs. r, A, Bright OF New Orleans' Ms
Fairfax, of Virginia, and Mrs frea '''e'
ry. OF Hot Springs. -
one of tho prettiest teas of the sea
son was given by Mr.. ana MIS- -
r Sterry at the golf clubhouse ! i'o 'lelu :!
rations were very artistic, large autht,
.It.,t, 1nn{S1
n ties of asters and dnhllaa pelhs "s'u
|, Among the guests were;
= Mr.. ana Mrs. j, $. Caperion. MiH
: Oscar Turner, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Rohlh
son, Of Louisville, KY; Mrs. Walter Llp
nincott, Mrs. w. A. Plat, Mrs r. =
Chambers, Mrs. william GLASGOW
ph,ladelphia; MISS Clara Bell OF l.exine
ton, Ky; Miss Gladys Ingal $. MIS-. M :. ;
ingalls,, Of Cincinnati; MIS- J, >, WIS.
OF 81. Louis; Mrs y, a, Brlght, Mtl
William Woods, Mrs. Wlllam i'usn' :
New orleans, and others,
: senator Elkins, Of Elkins, w. sa aas
nj tho Homestead. He is greatly intcres
= ed in the railroads Of West ,mS,"'a, $500 ~
9 thinks road should be pull' nuros
' Hishland county into ANGUISH 80, su''"'
Joining the Chesapeake ana oi,,o
STANTON. This would make the Tag
0,stnnce Of West Virginia eoal iiei
about eighty niles less to tldewmter'
Colonel James Bacon. Of Edsefle,u' !.
c., known mud loved IT nome ~. 49, ~. ~ !,
as cousin Jimmie, ana sleus'u ~ 7