The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
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Hot Springs. Va. September a.-Sev
srzl hundred members Of ;he summer
colony turned out Thursday night to
stiend the concert given in the Home
eteed ballroom by tho Ladies Auxilt-
aty at the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
program was contributed to by sew
erai OF the visitors and cottagors.
Several German Ballads were sung
By Francis Lsrktn. Edwin Scott
Mathews sang ia Donnl Mobile"
from "Rigoletto." and "Spirito Gentil:"I
J T McAlllster gave some negro dia
lect readings, and Hamilton King. of
New York. who IS spending the sum
ner at his studio here, did some
sketches Madam l. Armellni was the
accompanist for the evening. Marie
Armellini played ''Nooturnc." ChonIn
"sarasate," and "Berceuse" Nerndo.
as violin solos. and number Of selec-
lions from the operas were given bv
the Homestead orchestra
The patronesses included Mrs Deca-
tur Axtell. Richmond Mrs David Dun
lor. Of Petersburg; Mrs. James Ross
Todd, Of Louisville: Mrs. Fred Sterry,
Baroness Rosencrantz, Mrs. NJ U. In
gals Mrs George ingalls,. Mrs f. w
Wickersham Mrs. Caldwin carlisle
Mrs W. G. Buehler, Mrs Edgar
Bright Mrs. James Avery Norris, Mrs.
John T Jefferson. Mrs NJ L. Akers
Mrs. Charles W. Gates Mrs
George T. NJ. Gibson. Mrs. Ciendenn!nE
j Ryan and Mrs Joseph Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs James Ross Todd. of
Louisville. entertained f. large party
at afternoon tea at the Casino a day
or two ago. Among their guests were
WeiGhtman, Mrs. n. !. Akers. Mrs.
". Fl. Muehler, Mrs NJ Il. ingalls,.
MiEs Alice Scarborough and Mrs.
Slendenning j, Ryan
The Misses Roberta and Sarah
Hamilton were guests ut tea during
the week Of the Misses Judith and
Sarah Colston. other hostesses at at
ternoon teas have been Mrs r u.
Allcott. Mrs. T. ]. Coffey. Mrs Tyler
Fields MFs Ennis Piatt. Mrs. Francis
Larkin, Mira. George Gibson Mrs c.
" Clark and Miss Wtckersham.
Miss Leo FERGUSON. of Richmond.
and Mrs Thomas Jordan. we're the
guests recently OF Mrs NJ Moran n,
luncheon at Fasscfern Farm
Others lunchins a, Fasscfern this
week have included Mrs. David Dun
lop. the Misses Mercer Sarah. Mar
garet and Lemoyne Dunlop and Mrs
l.. L. Johnston, of Petersburg; and
Charles Palms, Of St Louis, Miss Sarah
Mary Carlisle. Miss Sarah Colston. Mr..
Mark l. Mitchell ana Mr.. Bruce Howe
Nrs Luoretia I. Giles. Miss Rcbecca
Giles. Miss Lucretia Green. Mrs j. A
Norris and Mrs. Helen Norris.
Mt and Mrs. NJ. H. Ingalls, gave a
family luncheon at "IuEallscotc"
Wednesday in honor Of Mr.. Ingalls's
birthday. 1t substituted tho picnic 70
tlat Rock, which as been the family
custom on this date for number Of
years Among those present were Miss
Gladys ingalls,, who returned Tuesday
from visit OF several weeks to Miss
Marian Fenno. at Falmouth. Mass Mr.
and Mrs. Albert ingalls, and family
Mr.. ana Mrs. George ingalls, Mics
Katherine ingalls, Howard IngaIl.
MISS Abbie Barnard Miss Alice Scar.
borough and Mrs William Audenrefd
Fred sterry, who, with his fainiIy
has recently returned from Europe,,
TIP joined Mrs. Sterly at tho Home.
stead for DAY or two this week
MI and Mrs. Alexander Ii,.mIl,o,
and family. VINO have occupied ono ~
the Homestead cottages since .zrly
in the summer. returned this Week 10
Petersburg. We
The autumn sesson IS opening I'm,
two weeks earlier than usuzI no
year Arrivals have been hesv, ytnro
the first of September and adyanred
bookings predict re,oro ttrorv -
the Homestead ol the Made 81 ~
month The lobpy q aeoe each dsv
on the arrival n the morning rrsin
With the cha'ter ~ welcornn ana ~
change of greeting between visitors
already here. and arriving friends