The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03

and HIS best man, Mr.. Robert o. Smith.
| After receiving hearty congratula-
lions and best wishes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin left on the 2:15 train for Gin
cinnati, where, after May 9Th, they will
be at home, at No. 3S3S Millsbrae Ave-
nue.. Hyde Park.
Annual Meeting.
The annual business meeting Of the
| Kate Wheelock Whist Club will be held
next Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
In the home of Mrs. D. T. Williams, No.
210 East Franklin Street.
Pocalontns Association.
The Virginia branch OF the Pocahon-
tas Memorial Association will hold an
important meeting in the home Of Mrs.
Williams on Tuesday next, at II A. NJ.
full attendance Is desired.
Delightful Dance.
delightful dance was given several
days ago by Mr.. and Mrs. John Haar
at their home, Witt, Va, in honor of
their daughter, Beatrice, and her guest,
Miss Pearl Crump, one Of Richmond's
most popular girls The decorations
were beautiful, and delightful refresh
ments were served ut $3.50 and 1880
z. NJ.
Miss Fearl Crump and Mr.. j. p. Ryan,
OF Danville, opened the dance with
much grace and skill.
Among those present were Misses
Beatrice Haar, Maggie 'Bendall, Flor
ence Clark Kathleen Witt, Emma
Wood. Gertrude Sans, Helen Keeling,
George Anderson, Fannie Haar, Messrs.
Herbert Eanes. George Haar, Hugh
Wood. Junior Sans, Sam Calwell, Frank
Wood. Jack Slaughter, Oliver Bendall,
Thomas Wood. Edward Haar, Charles
Bailey, Alonzo Clark, j. p Ryan, How
ard Bailey, John Haar, and many others.
Among the chaperons were MIR. and
Mrs. Hawkins, OF Danville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Haar and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, of
Witt.
Life at Hot Springs.
An unusually large influx Of visitors
at Hot Springs Friday and Saturday
more Than made up for the after Eas ter
departures, and indications are that the
season will remain almost attts height
for another month. The country around
the Hot is now far more beauti-
full than 1t was through April, with the
verdure improving every day. This
week las witnessed the leating out of
trees on the mountain tops. the only
ores which had remained bare The
foliage on the lower level of the Home
summer.
The week has been gay with tally-ho
and driving parties, and horseback rid
ing is more popular than ever. Several
mountains climbing parties have also
been given, while tennis and golf con-
tinue TO interest their usual devotees.
Baron Henglemuller arrived last
night from Washington to join the
baroness who is here taking the baths.
The baroness has remained much in her
apartments. On Wednesday she re-
ceived 81 call from the Princess LWoof-
Parlarchy, of Berlin, who is also here
for the baths.
The princess is president Of the Anti
yIyisection Society of Berlin and Paris,
and is its organizer She is now ar
ranging to make tour through the
eastern part of the United States for
the purpose of lecturing In support OF
| the antivivisection movement,
Mrs, George Vanderbilt arrived at
| the Homestead from Biltmore a few
days ago.
Mr. Frank Jay Gould, who has been
spending a fortnight at the Homestead,
has made his departure for New York.
DR.. Henry Froehling. of Richmond,
arrived at the Homestead Hotel
couple Of days ago, and has been at
tending q convention OF physlclans
there. Among the other recent arrivals
| from the same city at the Homestead
are Messrs. Charles Gunst and Clarence
D. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Rainey, Of War
renton, Va, arc at the Homestead for
protracted stay.
Huntington. w. Va, is represented at
the hotel BY Mr.. J. Donald Humphries'
who arrived the latter part of the weak,