The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Virginia Hot Springs Social News
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Virginia Hot Springs, April o.---The
upon automobiles and automobllists
Visiting the Virginia Hot Springs, has
been lifted during the past week. and
as q result a number of late arrivals
The. former restrictions as to speed,
roads, routes. etc. In this section made
4 practically impossible for motorist
to travel with comfort But the re-
Springs Boulevard, and the openina
or n new route over the mountain via
Bath Alum, to tho Valley Of Virginia.
forty miles away, and the laying out
In West Virginia, during the past VIM
ter, has given wonderful Impetus to
motoring. a new garage which VIII
Accommodate fifty machines was. com
q number of long trips have been
taken from here. Judge and Mrs. FL
bert III. Cary. who had as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shearson, have
section, and yesterday left the Home
stead for n two days trip to the
White Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Black, who
Mrs, orson Hoyt, have their two
foreign touring cars with them, and
have visited all the old Colonial hotels
and resorts In this section since their
arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville +. Ingalls, are
planning a long motor trip. They will
make the trip from Cincinnati. across
the mountains, Via the White sulphur,
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Mrs. David Dunlop Is arranging 70
have all her touring cars here when
she arrives I'm May for the summer
the. cottage colony who have already
their autos in commission. are DR..
and Mrs Frank p. Hopkins, DR.: and
Mrs. Henry S. Pole, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry D. Pole.
Palm Beach and old-fashioned vir-
GINA cakewalks, in the crimson ball
room OF the Homestead. and baseball
games between scratch teams, com
the star features Of the social calendar
OF the week. which has also included
many small entertainments at the
late supper parties In the Japanese
room. where the string players and
glee singers appear nightly after the
dance music in the ballroom.
entertained the largest formal dinner
party OF the week, in the tea pagoda
OF the Japanese room on Tuesday, and
other dinner hosts have included Mr..
Cornelius c. cuyler, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Bloodgood, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. Mrs. Orson Hoyt. Or. and
Mrs. Archibald Thomson, Judge and
Mrs. William Harrison Jackson. Mrs
George a. Draper, General and Mrs.
Edward P. Meany; Rear-Admiral
George T.. Ide Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Post, Fireman A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
u. IT. Hough. Richard Mortimer and
Colonel and Mrs. William G. Denny.
In the cottage colony. there has been
n round of dinners. luncheons. teas
md bridge parties. at Inglescote,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville e. ingalls, had
n dinner company on Saturday even
ing. which inclLded Mrs. George Davle,
Mrs George Draper, Mrs. James Nc
Crea, the Misses Alice Scarborough
Gladys Ingalls, and Abbie ingalls,
Barnard and John Scarborough. Law
renee Hitchcock and Archibald Nc
Crea.
Mrs. William Harrison Jackson en-
tertained members of the villa and
hotel colony at a charming tea at Ed
1nondstone Lodge. on Sunday after
noon.
1T Gunton Lodge. Mrs. George Gun
ton entertained at an elaborate bridge
luncheon on Tuesday.
a program OF coon songs and old
plantation melodies preceded the
uakewalk on Thursday evening. when
the committee OF Judges Included
Archibald McCrea, William B. AvereI
and DR.. Archibald Thomson.
Recreation Park on Tuesday afternoon
scratch team of hotel guests, incIud-
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