The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
HOT SPRINGS WILL
ENTERTAIN LAWYERS
vanguard of Virginia Dnr Associations
Already Has Acknowledgement Hum
drcd Members Are Expected.
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liol springs, va. August b.-The in :
rush of August visitors at the Home
stead began week ago. and Increased
notably to-day. when the vanguard OF
the Virginia Bar Association. which
meets here In annual session August
5. and 10. put in an Appearance.
Several hundred members of the as-
sociaion with their wives and fami.
lies are expected for the coming week.
and many will remain till the end OF
the month. banquet on tho evening.
OF the ninth. and the annual Home
stead ball on the 10th are among tho
special diversions of the week.
The young people are planning a
bal masquc to take place about the
middle of the month. and costumes
are already being arranged. Among
those who will take part in the chill
dren's dance tonight in the Home
stead ball room are the Misses Eleanor
Bright. Katherine ingalls,. Lucretia
Greene. Margaret. Mercer, Sarah and
Lemoync Dunlop. The children's
dance takes place between and 10
O'Clock. and usually ends with the
Virginia reel or barn dance. After
ward the elders gather in the ball
room. and among those present to-
night will be Mrs. David Dunlop. Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs Il.
~ Bright. the Misses Sarah and Ro-
berta Hamilton. Miss Gladys ingalls,.
Miss Abbie Barnard. General and Mrs.
l.. +. Meaney and Shannon Meauey,
Edgar Bright. C. C. Cordill. Archibald
McCrae. Sholto Walsh and Jesse and
Joseph Eddy.
+. n. Brown. president of the Mexico
National Railway. after spending sew
eral days here, left for New York the
first of tho week in his private car.
In his party were G.. c. McCarty. ID. p.
Bennett and r. H. Wimot.
h.r. and Mrs. Thomas n. Carter and
Miss Isabelle Carter. of Richmond.
arrived this week. and will spend Au-
gust at the Homestead
Henry w. Anderson, of Richmond.
arrived in his motor car for stay OF
several weeks.
Mrs. Wickersham. Miss Lillian Wick
crsham and Mrs. r. II. McGrath were
Joined at Vine cottage this week by c.
r. Rogers and Miss Laura Rogers.
An automobile party arriving at the
Homestead this week was made up of
". s Hopkins and j. l. Campbell. of
Lexington. and John c. Huger. of
Sumter. 5. c. The trip of forty Ave
Rockbrige Alum Springs. crossing
Rockbrige Alum Mountain. Millboro
Mountain. AIillboro Spur and Warm
Springs Mountain
Mrs. L. L. olcott arrived at the
Homestead the middle of the week
She Will be here until autumn. and has
had number blooded horses and n
phaeton shipped for driving.
Miss Margaret Black gave a tea at
the Casino Wednesday. entertaining
the Misses Sarah and Roberta Hamil-
ton. the Misses Sarah and Judith Coll
ston. Hiss Gladys ingalls,. Miss Abbie
Barnard and Mr. and Mrs. Tyler
Fields.
Mrs. NJ r. ingalls, will entertain to-
morrow afternoon at tea at ingalls,
cote, and Will continue to do so Sun
day afternoons through the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a Lane entertained
nj luncheon at the Boone cabin n day
or two ago, having as their guests
John ~ Stewart. acting president of
Princeton University; Mrs. Stewart,
Or. Francis Delafeld and Mrs. L. ~
Bright.
Arrivals at the Homestead include
Mr.. and Mrs r. y. Carter. Miss lsa-
belle Carter and II. W. Anderson. of
Richmond.