The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-25
FALL SEASON IN FULL
SWING AT HOT SPRINGS
All Fentrres of Outdoor and Indoor
Life Resumed - Auction ana
and Bridge Parties

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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Virginia Hot Springs, September "a
The fall season Is In full swing
and during the past week all the res.-
lures OF outdoor and indoor life have
leen resumed. The series of old vir.
Sinia and Palm Beach cakewalks
which are usually preceded by
vaudeville program OF all the late
songs by the Homestead Sextet were
inaugurated, In the ball room. on
Monday evening the Grille and the
Japanese Palm Room. where the COL
ored singers appear nightly, were
opened for the fall and winter seasons.
There were numerous dinners and late
supper parties. among those enter
tanning being Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish, Mrs. Harry NJ. Alexander, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Key Pendleton, Mr.
and Mrs Robert G. Pruyn. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederic de Zalde the Dowager
Comtesse de Sibour, Mr.. and Mrs
James l.. Morgan. Justice and Mrs
Horace Lurton, Lispenard Stewart and
Jesse L. Eddy, who entertained in com
rliment of Miss Mildred Eddy.
Auction and bridge parties at the
Casino have WED with the more in
formal luncheons and suppers at the
VANS, fdSS.AeEh tiiS OdhiSs
Boone Log Cabin and the old Colonial
Hotel, and the Healing Springs. which
opened during the week for parties
Mrs j. Randolph Tucker and Mrs
Etnclbert Talbot were entertained at
an auction tea on Monday afternoon
ut the Casino by Mrs Edgar a. Pole
lea was poured by Miss Julia Cabonne
and among those invited to meet Mrs.
Tucker and Mrs. Talbot We're: Mrs.
Horace Lurton, Mrs. Arthur Cary, Mrs
Ohio Ball. Mrs. John Carmichael. Mrs
Wesley Merritt, Mrs. Norman VII.
liams, Miss McMahon. Miss Harriet
Fellowes, Miss Martha Parrish. and
Miss Bessie Jeter.
Several other auction and bridge
parties were given this week. among
Schoomalser, Mrs. George ~. HUM
Mrs. Willie James. Mrs Gouverneu1
Kortright, Mrs. j. Frederic Byers MIRO
Is. f. Jones, Jr.. and Mrs c. y. g.
Billings.
The farmhouses have been doing
rushing business. and those who Go
not engage tables during the week-en
when a large crowd comes down to JOIN
friends and relatives. are usually dis
appointed. AT Fassifern Farm Sun
day, where there wasn't table to
be had Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
entertained a luncheon party Including
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Key Pendleton-
the Misses Belle and Charlotte An
drews, Lispenard Stewart and Dudley
Gautier.
Mrs. Ruckner Wallingford, VINO Is
spend,ng the fall with her family al
the Healing Springs, and was the
guest of honor at smart luncheon
given bv Mrs. William Harrison jack
son at Edmonstone Lodge on Monday,
entertained a party of juniors at
nicnic luncheon at the Healing on
Thursday.
Preparations are being made for
sylvan musical to be given one after
noon next week under the auspices
and patronage of prominent society
ma irons. Miss Amy Grant OF New
York. and Madame Louise Armelllni
are arranging the program, which VIII
include reading of Electra Win
music. At recent meeting or tne
newly formed French class al lngle-
scote Madame Armellin1 READ ros
tand's "Chantecler.'
One of the most attractivers din-
ners of the season at the Homestead
was given on Thursday evening by
Justice and Mrs. Horace Lurton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville T.. ingalls,, VINO
left here on their private car on sunday
evening, will entertain several mouse
parties during the season MI m
gals returned yesterday. and Mrs IN
gals. who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Fay ingalls, at Oyster Bay. VIII re-
turn -. turday. The Misses Gladys
ingalls, and Abbie Barnard gave al,
luncheon at 1ng,escote this afternoon
complimentary to the Misses Alice and
Julia Whiting. Mary McCrawleS ana
Laura Merriam.
Mrs. Charles Neave and her family
left the Presidents bungalow on
"Wednesday for New York. and MISS
Rnth Harrison is expected to-morro"
from Cincinnati. and during her s'ay
at the Bungalow Will entertain rrlenus
are house guests at Gunton Lodge
have been entertained at several al
fairs BY Mr.. and Mrs. George Gunton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter nave
taken.one of the hotel cottages Tor tne
fall season. and are expected from ens
north shore on SATURDAY next
Mrs j, Randolph Tucker Is the mouse
guest of Mrs. John Carmichael at vine
Cottage. a. S,,o,,r
and the Vicomte Henri de Slbour, or
Washington. have returned mere LOT
the fall season.
DuIl,ey .C;autier who spent the week