The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09
FOURTH PASSES QUIETLY
AT THE HOT SPRINGS
Playing of National Airs Only At4
tempt mt Cclebntion--Frcsh
Influx of Guests.


Hot Springs. Va, July S.-A quiet
Fourth of July week has been enjoyed
by visitors at Hot Springs. with In-
dependence Day itself marked by tho
total absence OF fireworks OF any kind
the playing OF national airs at the outs
door concerts being the only attempe
at patriotic celebration.
The week brought an added influx
of visitors to the Homestead. the ma
jority from tine South. and middle
South. but n plentiful sprinkling also
of New Workers and Philadelphians
here for the quiet which Is the domin-
ent note at this season. During the
hot wave. the first of the week the
resort was probably the coolest point
for miles about, the Thermometers
registering only 81 degrees at its high.
est mark. Up
The outdoor concerts at the Casino
are among the pleasantest features of
the days entertainment. Visitors ea-S
JOY them from comfortable seats on
the pia2zas and grounds. and they.
are usually distinctly heard by the
cottagers at Barton Lodge, The Pill
lars. and other villas along the noun
tain side. the sound being thrown back
and UP the opposite range of hills,
which acts as sounding hoard.
Breakfast at the Daniel Boone Cabin
is establishing itself as a fad among
those fond of early rising true
Southern breakfast OF fried chicken
and watties is to be had at the price
of preliminary walk. or ride of 1T
tie over a mile, and among those who
have breakfasted there this week are
Messrs Looming, Samuel Harmon, and
w. A. Carter
take their daily tonic hath these days,
giving the preference perhaps to driv-a
ing. And among those who have
taken long drives during the week to
Flag Rock. Cascade Mountain. Dunn's
Cap, Warm Springs. and other points
of interest are General and Mrs. Ed
ward p. Meaney, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
IN. Mrs. George L, ingalls,, and Miss
Katherine ingalls, Mr.. and MrS.-
Clendenning j. Ryan. and Mr. and Mrs.
John ]. McCloskey
DR.. Francis Delaheld. of New York,
has arrived for an annual visit. Dur,
Ing his stay he will take the tonic
baths.
Mrs Fred sterry with the MISSES
Patience and Virginia Sterry, left
early in the week for New York They
were Joined by Mr.. Sterry and the
party sailed Wednesday for Europe.
where they will spend the next two
months.
Mrs, Cashier de Rham. of Tuxedo
Park is here for an indefinite stay.
Hamilton King left for New York
during the week. where he attended
the wedding OF Mr.. Charles Samuel
Fallows. son of Bishop Samuel Fallowss
of the Reformed Episcopal Church, of
Chicago, and Miss Eda van Leska
Bruna
Mrs. d. H. Holmes. of ostervllle,
Mass. has opened her villa, The Up
lands. and has with her Mr. and Mrs.
Fay ingalls,. of oyster Bay.
George L. ingalls, spent the Fourth,
with his family at The Pillars. He has
returned TO Chicago, but will be here
for August.
District Attorney Samuel p. Rotan,
Of Philadelphia. has spent much TINA,
this week on the golf links. Others
who have played include w A. Carr
ter. Reid s. Bakep A. P Looking.
Mrs. George ingalls, Miss Katherine
ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Woolle{,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry wardman, an
Miss Alice Wardman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay ingalls, spent
Wednesday on fishing trip UP tho
Jackson River. They went by train.
taking picnic lunch, and returned
in their motor, bringing fine catch
OF bass.
Robert woller and e. T. Hicksy
u NJ
where they had luncheon.
F, V. Rovinauek, of Pittsburg. for
mer president OF the American Slavonio
Society, is guest OF j. T. McAlistey,
at the Boone Cabin. ~
~ D. Mahar, vice. president of tho
Norfolk and Western Railroad, Is here
sor the month with his wife and
daughter. He puts in much time play
Ing golf and on long horseback rides
with his daughter
Senator I c. Taliaferro, OF Tampa.
Fla, with his sons. William and, .psuu-
delton Taliaferro. are among late arr
rivals who will be here for some
weeks, n 4
An automobile party from Richmond.
and Mrs p. H. Mayo. Mr.. ard
Thomas NJ Carter. and Mr.. and Ma
Cameron. 49,