The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-07
HOT SPRINGS GUESTS
READY FOR HORSE SHOW
Many VIII Entertain on That Occasion.
Recent Charming Social Attrnc-
TONS ut Popular Resort.
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Virginia Hot Springs, August EN-.
terest mere Is centred in the horse
snow next Friday and Saturday. when
many VIII entertain parties over the
weekend. Mrs. David Dunlop. DR.. CIV
Fairfax Whiting and Clendennin i
Ryan will be among the exhibitors
from the villa colony. Several are
planning to entertain private car, mo.
tor and tally-ho parties. while one
saddle party Is being made up to take
the rorty-mile ride over the mountains.
several of the largest teas of the
season were given during the past
week. while series of bridge and
poker parties, luncheons, at homes, teas
and dinners has added to the gaiety In
the villa and hotel colonies which are
'neins augmented every day by. the ar
rival of fall season regulars, who are
, coming in earlier than usual
! Decatur Axtell, who arrived In a
private car from Chicago Tuesday. has
joined Mrs. Axtell at the Homestead.
Mrs. Axtell has given a series of smart
teas on the Casino lawn. On Thurs
day afternoon the company Included
Mesdames J. Aston Cabell. William
Ruffin Cox, Edward Colston. John
Hayes Caperton, George L. Christian,
\ u.
Echols. William Allen. S. Griffin. George
N. Wise and S. c. Graham.
John B Cochran was tea host at
the Casino on Thursday Mrs. Edgar
"A. Pole acted as chaperon for the COM
pany, including Mrs. George Gunton.
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure. Mrs. Benjamin
Shepard, the Misses Alice and Julia
Whiting. Tevis Camden, Mary Leeds,
Ellen Hart and Mabel Norman DR..
Guy Fairfax Whiting, Carman R. Run
yon and e. Medley Scovil.
Numerous supper parties in the
Japanese room followed the german
in the ball room of the Homestead on
Thursday evening, among those enter
tanning the largest parties being JUS
tice and Mrs. Horace Lurton. General
and Mrs. VIM. Ruftin Cox. Judge and
Mrs. ]. Aston Cabell. Admiral and
Mrs. William Buehler, Hon. and Mrs,
Harry st. George Tucker, Mr. and Mrs
1 John Terhune, Colonel and Mrs. Ed
ward Colston. Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Langhorne, General c. c, Watts. Miss
Belle Perkins, Horny w. Anderson
\ Charles f. Wortham, Jr, DR.. Delanc
Fitzgerald, H Yale Dolan Edward
Crozier, ]. B. Cochran, Medley Scovil
and Archibald NJ McCrea,
4 In an old Virginia supper party en-
tertained by j. T. McAllister at the
Daniel Boone Log Cabin last night
were Mrs. B. S. Mumford, Mrs. M. G
4 Patterson. Miss Ricketts,, Miss Belle
Perkins, r. Colston Blackford and Joar
i Rutherfurd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clendennin j. Ryan
who have entertained several .tnlly-he
parties, and Mrs. A. Looming. gave pic
J. mic luncheons at the Caskades durins
the week for large parties
Y Charles Belmont Davis gave a moon
hight supper party at Fasslfern Farm
Icarly in the week, for company IN
a Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X Woodruff
i Mrs, George n. M. Gibson. the Misse:
1 Lottie Hale, Mildred Motion and Louise
i Gibson and Arnold Donald. United
States navy.
u At Gunton Lodge, where Baron an.
baroness Rosenkrantz are expected
from London, Mr.. and Mrs, George Gun
2 ton haye given several luncheons AM
. tens Others in the villa colony VIII
have entertained are Mrs. George Col
Scott OF Fern villa; the Misses While