The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
the MAN .|NJHE. MOON
. HOLDS III HIGH IL ! RE NJ /.
Many Devotecs Pay Their Hon
age at the Hot
Springs.

\ HOT SPRINGS VA, July 22.--Reborts OF
The SUMS bad behavior IN many cities
H Turing the past week seems to have trade
aIttl unpopular here and the Jolly face
ST. "thc man In the moon" rising over
,l,e mountain tops is the signal for many
outings. 5l5
Driving and riding parties TO Healing
Springs, Rubino Cascndes, Warm Springs,
Flag flock, Fasslfern Farm and the
many picturesque mountain roads are
much enjoyed Aparty Of phlladelphinns.
including Mrs. r. u. Bond, Miss II. G..
Tyson, Mr.. George Mason Chichester and
Mr.. u. II. Butler, went for IN moonlight
lido to the Warm. At tho start Mr.. But
Ter created much merriment among d
srorn Of friends on tho "floinestead,.
porch by bidding them an Impressive fare
we'll. ~ Whether he felt the fascination;
IF tho night would carry him far or way
uncertain as to his lively mount wns q
matter of laughing conjecture. A very
mart stag dinner was given by Mr.. u.
Barton Trench ut hts villa, Barton
Lodge" to Admiral Dewey, Admiral w
g. Buchler Philadelphia, Senator J. II.
Foraker. OF Cincinnati; General Wallace
r. Randolph, OF Washington and Mr.
George r. NJ. Gibson, OF Baltimore. i@
Miss Lea, Of philadelphia, entertained
her friends with n delightful musical at
the Golf Club house. Among those pres
Ont were Mr.. and Mrs. Idn Morales
Calvo, OF HAVANA Admiral and Mrs w.
@. Bucher, Mr.. and Mrs George Mason
Chichester, or Philadelphia, and Miss
Keys, of Cincinnati.
Among the recent arrivals are Mrs. HI.
Morris Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
AicBurney and gtMr. Day McBurrcy, OF
Chicago; Mrs. Fl. Morris Johnston is the
mother OF MIR. Hugh johnston, whose mar
riage TO Miss Hulburd, OF Chicago. was
such a brilliant affair. The young couple
seem marked fnvorItes Of fortune. Their
wedding presents were numbered at eigh-
teen hundred, Including many ofEremark.
able value. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston are
now on n tour OF The Thousand Isles,
but very soon are to join Mrs. II. Morris
a Johnston for n stay OF some length at
Tho Homestead ii.
( Mrs S. C.sIanning. Of New York. has
arrived. Mrss IIcnnIng, who has Just re-.
turned fron1a Europe. Is a well known
Kentucky beauty. She Is the daughter OF
General Basil Duke. Of Louisville. Ky.
and n niece of the famous John Nor
gan.
After an extensive auto trip through
the BerkshIrcs, Mrs. NJ. r. ingalls,. Miss
Gladys Ingal and Mr.. Fay ingalls, have
arrived at The Hot. II Is a, matter OF
general rejoicing that the ingalls, cottage
is again open. Noted for It's house
parties and hospitality. It will be even
4gayer this season. Ms last winter was
the coming out OF Miss Gladys ingalls,.
She is n most attractive girl. her blonde
beauty, chic appearance and charming
manner, make her noticeable In any
gathering.
I Last Sunday evenings concert In the
lobby OF "Thc Homestead" was largely
attended by guests and cottagers.
brilliant piece, full OF tender melody and
sudden bursts Of patriotism. was Statto's
3a'Quanto 10 T'Amo. ~ dedicated to Adj
n1iral Dewey. II was sklfully played and
warmly npplauded The admiral shows
sion OF sliissfgcnial.f but able and well
trained countenanco that II was not the
hour that made the man, but the man
who made the hour by his remarkable
management of the Asiatic squadron
during It's vital stroke In the Spanish war,
His keen Interest in the Philippines has
not atateI. It Is much the child OF his
making, and he. knowing It thoroughly
predicts for It raj id progress and bright
future. The admiral Is a brilliant con-
versa tionalist. and puts viYidly before US
Manila MS he first knew it-as he ex-
presses it. a quaint, picturesque, rock
walled town llkesold Spain one hundred
and fifty years ago. Think sof Mania
to-day with electric carsl aE
Apropos of this reliable New York
banker reports that the stock OF The
Manila Electric Railway first ten dol
lars share. Is now selling for fifty
Good news for Americans who have in.
vestments there.
Mrs. Dewey. 1t will be remembered. Is
the daughter OF Washington McLane. who
during the Civil war was editor of The
Cincinnati Inquirer. Ills warm and open
ly expressed sympathy for the South
at that time brought upon him the
cnemity OF the Northern mob element,
which caused him many queer exper-
iences--for instance. the entire family
often had to sleep In the cellar to avoid
sthe shower OF stones thrown by the
mob Mrs. Dewey Is an honorary mem
Der OF "rhe Daughters OF the Confeder-l
acy" and Admiral Dewey says he would
desire no greater epltaph than chat he
had by his service to his country helped
TO bring together the North and South
in n common sympathy which made one
brotherhood.
Among the lnte arrivals are Mr. and
Mrs. George We Bryan. Charlotte. N. c.;
MIR. C. NJ Taintor, New York; Mrs. Fred.
}H. Scott Miss Scott and Governor Nom.
8tague, of Richmond,