The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
FULL SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOR HOT SPRINGS GUESTS
Week One of Midsummer Gnicty-Grent
Increase In Number OF
Arrivals.
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| Virginia Hot Springs, June lS.--With
a good house count at the Homestead.
and nearly all the cottages on either
Side of the mountain occupied or leas-
| ed for the summer. and constantly
| increasing influx of arrivals every day
| the week has been one Of almost mid
summer gaiety. The socatl calendar
has included several large bridge par
| ties, picnics, teas and musicals in the
villa colony, and the usual more in
formal old Virginia luncheons. teas
and suppers at the farmhouses.
| One of the largest and most attrac-
| tive affairs of the week was the lunch
con and musicale given by Mrs. VIII
liam Armistead Lane, on Sunday after
noon at the Daniel Boone Log Cabin.
| Luncheon was followed by song
recital, when Mrs Lane sang with Mrs.
John A. Black as accompanist, at the
| Tree Tops Bungalow, to q company
which included among others: Mr..
and Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mr..
and Mrs. William III. Erhart, Mrs. VIII
liam II. Jackson. Mrs. David Dunlop.
Mrs. Latham Bartlett. Miss Laura Mac
Donald Stallo, John B. Knox. Charles
NJ. Hinkle and Mr.. Lane. Mrs. Jackson
entertained the company at tea at Ed
| mondstone Lodge, upon their return
late In the afternoon.
| The most attractive affair given for
members of the younger set was a tea
| given in the Japanese room on Thurs
| day afternoon. by c. f. Walters. for
| the Misses Maud and Gertrude White
Estelle Brewer, Margaret Shepard and
Helen Kennedy. following aquatic
sports in the pool.
| Governor II. j. Hagerman, OF New
Mexico. who has arrived at the Home
stead for visit of several weeks. was
entertained at dinner at The Pillars, by
Mrs. David Dunlop on Wednesday even
ing. The additional guests were Mrs.
William III. Jackson, Mrs. Latham Bart
lett. Mrs. John A. Black, Charles NJ.
Hinkle, Stanley Stoner and E. T. Hick-
ey.
At Ben Venue. Miss Virginia May
was the guest of honor at bridge tea
on Wednesday, given by Mrs Edgar A.
Pole. Mrs Frank P. Hopkins assisted
in receiving the guests. Among those
invited We're Mrs. George Gunton. Mrs.
Decatur Axtel. Mrs. Richard Webb,
Mrs. W. f. Houston. Mrs NJ B. Talia-
ferro, Mrs. T. A. Sterrett, Jr., Mrs. z.
w. Tinker. Mrs. Fl. T. Taliaferro. Mrs.
t. w. Jordan, Mrs Harry Pole, the
Misses Grace Hlby, Elizabeth Baker,
Alice andysJulia Whiting, Margaret and
ConstanceS Stephenson. Harriet and
Margaret Taliaferro, Mamie Cowardin,
Rosamond Runyon. Ellen Hart, Flor
ence and Edith Noera. Irene Warren,
Edith McDannald. LYDIA Pole and Bes-
sic Sterrett.
Miss Fanny Sinnickson, Miss Elizabeth
sinnickson and Charles Hyams. third,
were In an old Virginia supper party
entertained on Sunday evening at the
Daniel Boone Log Cabin by Charles
Hyams. Jr.. Of New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. William Armistead Lane,
who have gone for short visit to New
York. We're entertained at hand
somely appointed dinner in the Japa-
nese room on Sunday evening. by
Charles M Hinkle. of Osterville.
Long horseback rides continue to be
| features of outdoor life here, and vie
with automobile enthusiasts who con-
tinue to flock into the springs since the
lifting OF the ban and restrictions and
| the completion of the macadam road
and the posting of the road from Staun-
| ton, which Is on the A. A. A. New York
| to Atlanta route and the valley turn
| pike.
j. H. Mackey. r. B. De Camp and P.
II, Lawes, three New Workers. who arr
rived at the springs on Saturday morn
ing, left Immediately after breakfast
for Natural Bridge on horseback, and
| returned on Tuesday, after spending
several days on the old Indian and
mountain trails They expect to take
several other horseback trips through
this section before returning North.
Motor parties during the week have
been numerous. Mr. and Mrs. l.. II.
frey, of New York. who had with
them Miss frey Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Sebuling and Miss Siebultng, stopped
over here en- route to ST, Louis from
New York.
Miss Laura Macdonald Stallo spent
the weekend at Edmondstone Lodge,
with Judge and Mrs. William Harrison
Jackson. who left on Thursday for
Newport, where they will attend the
wedding of Mrs Jackson's brother, Ro-
land Dickson, and Miss Julia Sands.
| Upon their return here next week,
Judge and Mrs. jackson will bring a
large house party.
| DR. Guy Fairfax Whiting, who spent
the week in Washington. is expected
ut Barton Lodge In the morning, and
Will have several members of house
| party The Misses Alice and Julia
| Whiting will entertain.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cleveland, Jr,,
Mrs, Frederick Cleveland, Miss William
son, Miss Marion Cleveland and Mather
lsCleyeland. are guests of Mrs. Frederick
sterry, at Upland House. Mrs. Sterry
gave dinner for a large company at
Upland House tonight.
| AT Gunton Lodge Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gunton have entertained ex-
tensively throughout the week, several
lunoheons bridge parties and teas hav-
| Ing been on the nroa-,.a N, iTor pd Mrs