The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24
Virginia Hot Springs Social News

virginia r1ot springs 0oeldl NEWS
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Virginia Hot Springs, April g.
The crimson ballroom OF the Home
smart affairs during the week. with
the song recital given by Miss Flora
Wilson, daughter of the Secretary of
Agriculture, drawing the largest and
Miss Wilson, who was assisted BY
Miss lean Wilson. who gave short
program of representation, has been
extensively entertained since her ar
rival on Thursday. The patronesses
and patrons were Madames John Il
Drexel. Frederick Edey. Walker Fearn
r. S. Mccormick, William c. Denny, L.
Harrison Dulles, j. Arden Hartman,
Joseph T. Bowen, D. Randolph Cal
houn, John IL. Mct'adden. Nicholas
Luquer, Patrick ~ Valentine, William
Harrison Jackson, G. Maurice Heck
sher, Frederick b. Jennings. j, II. Nc
Cullough Robert III. McCurdy, James
McCrea Granville NJ White. Richard
A. Tilghman and George Gunton The
Misses Annie Wheeler Is h tna. Ie,I lay
Edward w Sheldon, Gurneo Mum.
Philip G. McFadden, Kens'sst Schley,
Evander B. Schley and Representative
Frank o. Lowden.
Other social affairs have included
an old homestead cakewalk, on Tues
| day evening, which was preceded by
| nlantation melodies and coon songs
! by the glee singers and string players,
! and the mid week dance on Wednesday
/ evening
In the cottage colony, weekend
house parties and informal uncheons
| end teas have been feature. At Ed
mondstone Lodge Judge and Mrs VIII
/ liam Harrison Jackson who have as
! their house guests. Mrs Charles 7
Dickson. of Cambridge and Louise
| AiIard Of Harvard are expecting Mr..
! and Mrs. Richard Acosta. and I. Town
send Burden Jr for the week end
Mrs seth Barton French who is
spending the spring season at Barton
! Miss Clarice French and Barton French
will sail on the 18th OF May to spend
| year abroad, and as both Barton
Lodge and Fern Villa are for lease.
here this summer will he an unusually
large one. Among those who have
| leased villas here are Mr. and Mrs.
| Maitland Alexander, Mrs David Dun
! lop. Lady Hadfeld. Mrs William AL
| len, Mr.. and Mrs George Cole Scott
and Miss Annie Wheeler.
The Baron and Baroness Rosen.
krantz will spend portion of the
summer at Guuton Lodge with Mr.
and Mrs George Gunton.
gu" The usual round of dinners. card
4 sIied n l' tbn social al calendar in the
hotel colony. Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
| A valentine entertained dinner con-
| d. evaninr when the singers and
sfring njavers furnished music through
| Tho dinner and late dance music for
| the guests who were Mr.. and Mrs
G w Hamfll Mrs Vernon Booth. Mrs
ivinrston Plat Miss Annie Wheeler.
Miss Helen Chappel, Philip de Coster.
ISiejdine- y Jackson, Edward w. Shell
don and William f. teller.
Colonel and Mrs. William C. Denny
ar3 Mr. and Mrs I. Harrison Dulles
waro the puests OF honor at a dinner
on Monday evening in the grille. when
pbiiiy, q McTvadden was The host,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Mcneil, of
Roston VINO are spending their
honeymoon here, We're the guests OF
bonny. nj a luncheon given at FASH
fern Earn, IN Thursday afternoon by
Char,es r, Brown In the company
in1titad 10 meet Mr.. and Mrs. MCNEIL
yere Mrs. Henry W. Bishop, the Misses
Tnssic. Bishnn and Hilda Bun. and
shannon Lord Meany and George S
Ieayitt,
Cooler weather which has prevailed
for the past three or four days, has
thought bro forth the announcement that
fox hunts with the Fassifern pack
will he resumed next week, and sew
eral moonlight chases are being
Manned,
Robert Waller, who will be Joined
nv Mrs Waller early next week, en-
tertalIted at a luncheon at the Daniel
Boone Log Cabin on Thursday for
compnny including Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick 3. Jennings, Miss Elizabeth Jcn-
nincs. Frederick b. Jennings, Jr. and
edward w. sheldon.
The old Colonial Hotel, at the Heal
Ing Springs, which has opened for the
season. was the scene of an at
tractive twentieth wedding anniver-
sary luncheon. given by Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Cheney. complimentary to Mr.
and Mrs l.. c. Cheney. The dccora-
tons we're orange blossoms and vio-
Iats and there were favors for the
n ae.es Nv Who ' went over from the Home
Stead in mountain buckboards.
Miss Annie Wheeler, of Wheeler
Ala daurhter of the late General Toe
WbaaIerN vino arrived nj tne Snrings
several weeks ago, for her annual
snrines visit and 5Ilur," was hostess
81 an attractive tea at the Casino on
t,hursIay afternoon for a company, in.
nI,dims nIaaa,nas lanes NIccrn. WI
liam e, Denny, LIVINGSTON Platt II
w 'C,happell and Vernon Booth. Miss
Ms Me Ielen Cannon and Miss rielen
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