The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30

SMART ENTER NMENT
GIVEN DURING WEEK
Arrival OF rierpont Morgnn's Party
Adds to Gnyetics at Hot Springs.
AffrarffYc Affairs for Drbntantcs.

Arrival OF rierpont Morgan's Party
Adds to Gnyetics at Hot Springs.
Attractive Affairs for Dcbutantcs.
Especial to Tho Times ID ispatch.1
Virginia Hot springs, October 49,
The visit OF J. picrpont Morgan and
his special train and private party over
the weekend, added considerable to
the gaiety and ushcred In most auspic.
iously round OF smart entertainments.
The special, consisting OF baggage
car, BUFFET smoking car, a compartment
car with nine rooms, and the N. Y.EC.
private car .Genesta," arrived hero
Saturday night from Cincinnati and on
Sunday Mr.. Morgan and his party, IN
GLIDING Bishop and Mrs. Greer. OF New
York, Bishop Doane, OF Albany, and
I his daughter. Mrs Gardner; Bishop and
Mrs. Hall, of Vermont: Bishop Law
renee, OF Boston; Mrs Markoe, OF Phil
adelphia, and Miss Amy Townsend. OF
New York, were entertained at hand
somely appointed luncheon given IN the
grille by Ms. and Mrs. Melville =. IN
eulls, the additional guests including
Colonel Robert NJ Thompson, MIR. and
AIRS. walter C. Witherbee, Archdeacon
Frederick w. Neve. Miss Gladys In
gals and Henry I. Sloane.
Following the luncheon, Mr.. Morgan
and his friends were taken over to the
famous old Colonial Hotel at the Warm
snrinEs ana returned in time for tea at
lnglescote, where Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls,
received. being assisted by the Misses
Gladys ingalls, and Aobie Barnard. In
addition to the luncheon guests. those
invited to the tea were Judge and Mrs.
William Harrison jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NJ. Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Sears. Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
Denny, Mrs. Frederick Aver, Mrs. VIM
throp Burr, the Misses Katherine ray,
Rosamond and Frances Burr, Alice Gar
land, Miriam Sears, Mary Patten and
Josephine Patten, and DE-. Guy Inns
dale and Milton e. Allies.
Debutantes and buds In the younger
xet have been entertained at series
Of UNIQUE parties throughout the Week.
The most brilliant affair was given on
tuesday evening by Colonel and Mrs.
Robert NJ. Thompson in compliment 20
their niece. Miss katherine Newman, AT
tho Healing Springs. All the puos ana
dobutantes, some Of whom went over
on horseback, We're Invited to musk
ing bee, an old Virginia supper ana
dance. The entrance to the hotel
grounds was decorated in tack-o' LIANT
ems, and tho dining room, where the
supper was served while negro masl-
Clans sang old plantation MELODIES ana
later furnished the music LOT 'ne
square dances and minuets, was beau
tffullv decorated In chrysanthemums,
autumn leaves and jack-o'-lanterhs'
which furnished the only light.
Mrs, stephen H. p. Pell chaperoned
the party. and invited to meet MISS
Eewman were the Misses Emily Sloane,
Bolt. Louise Witherbee, Dorothy kan
cock. Rosamond and Frances Burr
Emily Whitney, Helen Whitney, Edith
Cutler, Gladys ingalls,. Abbie Barnard,
Anthony, Ethel De Koven, Anna SANDS
Charlotte Dedatield. Katherine Latta
and Mrs. r w. Lovett
Miss Louise W1therbee entertained
saddle party at an attractive tea at
the Daniel Boone Log Cabin on sunday
afternoon in compliment to her guest,
Miss Dorothy Hancock, and Mrs Edgar
Bright gave q dinner for members OF
tho Younger set this week at Bright
View.
Sir Robert and Lady Hadfeld enter
tanned at an old Virginia luncheon at
Fassifern Farm on Sunday afternoon,
Tor a company including Dr. and Mrs.
Ethelworth McGill. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
stevens Ulman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 5.
,rainter, Mrs. David Dunlop, Mrs.
Townsend Ashmoor, z. Reeve Merritt,
Archibald NJ. McCrea and Henry w.
Anderson.
Henry T. Sloane gave a luncheon at
Fassifern on Thursday for Mrs. Harry
NJ. Alexander, the Misses Charlotte An
drews. Marion Leutze. Emily sloane
Miss Bolt, Jerome N. Bonaparte. New.
bold LIE Roy Edgar and j. II. Reynolds
.Jr.
Mrs. William c. Denny entertained
one of the largest companies Of the
week at tea at the Casino. compn-
mentary to Miss Ruth Harrison, who
gave cups for the wonen's golf tour
nament- The guests included Comtesse
De Chambrun. Mrs. r. l. Borden and
Miss Elizabeth Smink, winners OF the
cups, and many OF the golfers in the
tournament. Mrs Denny. who has
been one OF the most strenuous
hostesses Of the week. gave dinner
and luncheon. Her dinner company In
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Melville E. In
gals, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter, C. Wtther-
bee, Mr..and Mrs. Robert " Burnett,
Mr.. AND. .ALrs.''Reglnaid De Koven. Mrs.
Alexander Brown. Miss Anna Sands,
Henry T. Sloane and A. Watson Black,
who gave handsome cups for tennis
tournament for women this week.
Mrs. Copley Thaw, formerly Alice.
Countess of Yarmouth. entertained
sixteen at.tea on Tuesday, when others
having parties were Baroness Paula
Groede.. Mrs Edwin H Westherbee.
Mrs. r. G. Dun. Mrs. 7. De Witt Tai
mage, Mrs. Charles Dana GIBSON. Mrs.
Reginald Brooks, Mrs. Joseph K Dill
worth. Mrs. Francis !. Gowen. Bir. and
Mrs. Carl a de GersdortT, Senator and
Mrs. William Finn, Miss Serena Rhine.
lander. II. Livingston Center. Chiswei
Dabney Langhorne and sonora Dol
Juan Riano. formerly Miss Alice Ward
OF Washington. ana wife OF senior Dor
Juan Riano. of the diplomatic corps.
Members OF the villa colony nays
been entertaining house parties. Mrs
David Dunlop. who has been entertain,
ing house party including Dr.. and
AIRS. Ethelwctta McGiil of Petersburg
gave Tea on TUESDAY afternoon.
Mrs. Dunlop and Mrs. McGlH receiv
ed in the dsawtng room, while Mrs
Columbia Walker poured tea in IN
breakfast hall. and Mrs. Edgar Brtgn
presided over the punch bowl IN tn
rose parlor- Invited To meet Or. ant
sirs. McGiI! were Sir Robert and Lad;
Badfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Melville E. IN