The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
A lARGE COMPANY
At H|01I SPRINGS J
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey Are
Among the Latest Ar
rivals.
ADMIRAL YOUNG AND HEALTHY \
Wealthy Sugar Planter From
Cuba Among
Guests.
ADMIRAL YOUNG AND HEALTHY
fsnccial 10 The Times. Dispatch.)

(spccial TO The Tlmes-Dispatc
HOT SPRINGS, VA. July 15.-Each
day adds to the number Of prominent,
members Of the SKINNER colony ut the
Hot. Admiral and Mrs. Dewey have ar
rived from washington and are warmly
greeted by their many friends and admir-
ers, The admiral seems to keep his
youth, health and spirits and Is an In
terestIng addition to the group OF cele-
brated men who gather in the lobby OF
the Homestead"
There are many personagcs here OF
national interest, among them Senator
and Mrs. j. b. Foraker, Of Cincinnati
arc exceedingly popular. Mrs. Foraker.
woman OF great culture and charm Of
manner, gives delightful accounts OF
washington llfe 3
a Mr.. and Mrs. lido Morales Calvo, own
ers Of vast sugar plantations near lda-
.yana, and we'll known in the States, have
arrived for a two months stay.
q Mrs. Oscar Turner, Of Louisville, KY
Is spending her third summer at the Hot
and has made many friends. Mrs Ten
inent and her daughter Mrs. John stew
art BRYAN, OF Richmond, Va. have arrived
and are occupying their cottage. Mrs.
BRYAN IL one OF the most attractive OF
the young married set
Mrs. S. Barton French, Of New York.
and Mrs. Ella Bosher. OF Richmond, va,
are visiting at Oyster Bay.
Mrs. Harrington, Of Brooklyn n. n,
after a two months visit TO, her sister.
Mrs. A. Il. cortls, returns to Brooklyn
this week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred stcrry return from
New York this week.
q Rear-Admiral and Mrs William g.
Buehler, OF philadelphia, gave small
but delightful dinner, entertaining ter Mr..
and Mrs. S. Barton French. Of New York
and Hot Springs Miss Ella Bosher, Of
Richmond, Va; Miss Lea, OF Philadelphia;
Mr., Mcclure and DR., J. L. Anderson. Of
Cincinnati. FISH :,
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Farintosh. OF Hot
Springs, gave q very pretty dinner at:
the "Homestead' to Mr., and Mrs. ]. T.
McAllister, OF Hot Springs: Miss Mary
Beirne, Mr.. George Nelson and Mr.. A.,
Trevvett OF Richmond, and Mr.. Ernest
FarIntosh OF Hot Springs. Miss Mary
Belrne, who Is. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs,
McAllster, is very charming and much
admired. @ 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Farlntosh also entertained
l.
secretary Of the Confraternlty Of the
Blessed Sacrament and rector Of St..
Johns Church, BayonneS .EJ.; Rev. ].
G. Scott rector n St., Luke's Church.
Hot Springs, Va, and Mr.. Al Trevvett.
OF Richmond, Va. ti{&l &
Dr.. Henry Pole, Of Hot Springs. gave
a luncheon to party Of friends at Bath
Alum, which he has recently renovated
and refurnshcd. Bath Alum. which is
| ten miles from Hot Strings, used to be
| times and was one Of the stopping places
for the stage coaches running from the
Valley to Greenbricr White Sulphur.
| in large tract OF coal and timber land
on Gauley River, left Hot Springs about
Item days ago. accompanied by Mr. Gala
way Morris. OF Philadelphia, on unique
excursion, with pack horses, equipped for
the occasion. and man servant. They
started OFT In true Western style for a
two days ride for Gauley River, to enjoy
bass and trout fishing Mr., Coke reports
this to BIO one OF the most successful
trips of this kind he has ever made
through Virginia and West Virginia.
The days here are filled with plea sure
and diversion or rest and quiet, as one
wishes With cards, driving, riding. ten
mis-, golf, swimming, fishing. pool, music
and dancing, 1t Is very gay.
One OF the most pleasant pastimes of
the day is the 5 O'Clock tea. served In the
| golf clubhouse. where the guests meet
and chat informally over their tea cups.
Among the latest arrivals is Congress-
man T, p Burton, Of Cleveland Ohio.
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