The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
GAY PARTIES FOR EASTER
ARRIVE AT HOT SPRINGS
Beautiful Spring Season Attracts Many
Visitors From Washington ana
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Hot Springs, Va. April S.--The
spring season. which Of late years vies
with that Of October, is on again. and
for the next six weeks attention OF
fashionable people all over the East.
those OF them who arc not going to
Europc at any rate Will be attracted
hither. The Homestead. where every
body with any pretensions ut7nll stops,
is Hlcd: has been so, in fact, for near
II fortnight, but the ranks OF the
early Corners have been wecdcd out
considerable Of late to make room for
people whose names are the conspic-
uous ones In the social bibles OF a
half-do2en of the larger cities. The
crowd is remarkable for the large per-
ccntage OF young people. There is the
college and prep school crowd down
for the Easter vacation. and another
just little Older and little Eayer.
which got the habit in the school an6
college days. Hiding and driving
tennis and golf, squash, billiards, the
gynna SUM and swimming pool. when
Il rains. bridge cternally for the elder
" dowagers, and the few old beaus
they are able 10 gather about them,
and nightly dances and hilarious sup
Der parties afterward in the grill for
tho Younger set--that tells the whole
story in brief though there are. of
course. lots Of interesting details
Senator and Mrs, George Il. Oliver, OF
Pittsburg. are here 10 remain until
after Easter, though the FORMER has
been running back and forth between
here and Washington number Of
lines senator r. L. Burton, of Glove
land. has also been making another
cf his semi annual visits TO the re-
sort. Governmental affairs called MN
back to the capital sunday night last,
but he will be down again At Easter.
hot Springs figured somewhat in the
W q senatorial
New York. Mr.. and Mrs William II.
Sheehan arrived for a long rest the
day after Judge OGorman. who has
frequently been Hot springs visitor.
was elected, and Il day too late to meet
Snprenle Court Justice NJ J keough. !
Of New 5ork Who n ,ro,n oo hn %f l d"I
oy a telephone call from 'ramntny
Hall. offering him the sena'orship,
nas il that Charlie Murphy tic Tam
many chicftain will he down in n few
DAYS TO chase some Of tho Elusive balls
about the links, an, exercise which
t,cr. Mrs. Martin Littlcton, and the two
young sons of another disappointed
on'ry in the senatorial race. went TO
Washington to join Mr.. Littieton a
couple Of DAYS ago The yonnEsters--
Martin. Jr.. ana Master Douglas
STAYED at Fassifern arm, twelve miles
aud there rode bucking ponies and
hrandished little rifles at rabbits daily
FOR a week They potted a mess OF
tunnies and one eagle that measured
End Will soon join other trophies of the
hunt the Littlcton boys have accumu
lated in New York.
John Scarborough aud his sister,
Alice. were here for Il time from Gin
cinnati as the house guests at Engle
e cote Of Melville Il, Ingalls,. Mr. Scar
borough played golf assduously with
Miss Gladys while Miss Alice drove
n nd
sister went back In their private car,
having apparently accumulated i, lot
Of renewed vieor by tho outing
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ii. ingalls,. OF
Cincinnati and New York. and their
little people, Katherine. Elizabeth and
Melville third. are domiciled most con
cottages at the foot Of the hill by
the station. The whole family wandcrs
up 70 Grandfather lngalls's big villa
on the hill every day for the latter,
Ingalls, Barnard. will leave for II Euro.
pcan tour In less than "a fortnight. and
be gone for several months. They
came here only two weeks ago from,
their Cincinnati home. where they hnd
been but q few days since ending
thcir all-winter visit at Palm Beach.
James Speyer. the New York bank
or and Mrs Speycr have oecn here
ior little over a week. having come
direct from the metropolis in their
privatc car Mr.. Spcycr has spent most
Il
he. is exceedingly fond Of Mrs Speyer
drives nearly every afternoon with
Mrs. Paul Morton, WHO is here with
her daughter 10 remain until after the
Richard A. Poolcy, OF Philadelphia.
was one of dozen or so who enter
iained extensively during the week AZ
r i,;,ssi Farm AT luncheon; His
l'omery, NJ. B.. Ballard and Marion
sexton. and N. 3. Metcalf and Shannon
: Mcany; Mr.. Meany entertained tho
same little cotcrie at an old fashioned
Virginia dinner at tho Daniel Boone
Los Cabin. land on another occasion
gave breakfast at the farm, whittier
his guests Went at conclusion Of sun
rise horseback ride
Mrs. Voorhees,, wife of Vice Prcsi
dent Theodore Voorhees,. of the phil
adelphia snd Reading Railroad. ar
i iaved thg-ilrst OF the week in Nj. Voor-
voorhees,. her daughter. along with
her, and they Will mako a three weeks
dard din Williams. Of washington,
Dorothy Williams, who was here for
me season last spring. arrived Wed
nesasy morning to stay for fort
Hamilton King. An illustrator Of
New York and Richmond, will arrive
10 1ew days to occupy a studio buiIt
81 log IS mile from the Homestead,
}aniel Boone which people from the
,hotel make rendezvous at tea time
It is the fourth structure Of that ' txnc
K De pIt up snd IN , the locality;
engaged one Of the Homestead cot
tages for an Easter party and viii
ne loined here by Tiffany richardson
1r.amuno Rogers, George Wren ana
Robert Wren. ana
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