The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-03
Virginia Hot Springs Social News
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virginia Hot Springs, April 2.-The
season ,,o mas been on here for several
colony who have arrived and opened
lnelr homes for the spring and sum
11ler seasons, and the large hotel
colony, have been enjoying a life In
the open, with wonderful June DAYS
succeeding one another for weeks
Barton LodEe. the beautiful Colonial
mansion of tine late Seth BARTON
French, up on the mountain side, was
opened last week for the arrival Of
Mrs. French, who will remain several
months. Mrs. Walker Fearn. Mrs
irenchs mother, and the latter's two
children, Miss Clartce French ana
Barton French. are also here for the
spring.
who arrived last week in a private
car from CINCINNATI. with the Misses
Gladys ingalls, and Abbie ingalls,
barnard, are at Inglescote, and will
entertain several small house par,
' ,aes. ms week. Miss Alice Scar
among their guests. and they have
gwen several smart affairs for them
Judge and Mrs. William Harrisoti
JACKSON came down from New YORK;
Tor the Easter holidays, and have de-
ctded TO remain until July. They have
opened the Beauclerk Bungalow, which
they purchased last fall, and later will
entertain house party
MIR. and Mrs. George Gunton return
ed from New York several weeks ago
and are at Gunton Lodge for the
spring and summer. The Baron and
Baroness Rosenkrantz. of London,
who are now in Biarrltz, vii ioin
the latters mother, Mrs. Gunton,
early in the summer.
Mrs, David Dunlop. who has leased
"a 80 Il ipI,
chased BY Fred sterry,- of New York.
from Colonel J. w. Conley will arrive
shortly with her family, and. viii re-
main until next December.
horseback riding, goIf and tennis
taken the lead for the time being, and
All the entertaining and social diver
slons of the past few weeks have been
or an Informal character. with picnic
luncheons and teas, and old -fas hioned
mlrglnia moonlight suppers at the
nearby farmhouses, occupying conspl-
cuous places on tho social calendar.
Several moonlight saddle parties
nave been given, and on Wednesday
evening a crowd went over to F'assi-
fern for q fox chase. The pack was
thrown in near the Jackson River, and
after considerable run, started a
wildcat near the Back Creek Noun
,ains, but It got away In the under
brush. j, W.Weber- was the host, and
Wv Peit - WIZ -Ail. anu MIS-. y, q.
IIanan. the Misses Caroline Weber.
EDITH Weber, Mary Taylor. Alice Nor
neet and w. Becker and Ward G..
Meagher.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. washbourne
We're hosts at Fasslfern on Sunday
for company including Mr.. and Mrs.
6, *. Clarke. Mrs. c. S, spaulding the
Misses L. NJ Black. Elizabeth Wash
bourne and Bertron Spaulding and
Fl. NJ. Washbourne, Jr., Jesse Spauld-
ing and Charles Clarke.
Mr., and Mrs John p. Kane, Jr..
chaperoned party of the younger set
on Tuesday evening at an informal
dance and supper at the Daniel Boone
Log Cabin. Tho large oval table was
set on the porch, where later, colored
musicians furnished music for the
dance. In the party were the Misses
Alice Graham. Marguerite Graham,
Ethel Carhart. Eleanor Robinson and
Dorothy Allyn. and Irving Larom,
shannon l.. Meany. samuel Graham,
william topping aud j. II. Totten.
MISS FRANCES McClurg was given n
| Virginia moonlight supper at the
| Log Cabin on Monday evening by