The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14
PICNIC PARTIES ENJOY
LIFE AT HOT SPRINGS
Weather Is Ideal for All Kinds OF ont
door Amuse mcnts-Distir.
EuIslIcd VIsltura. ..

~eaaher is Ideal for All Kinds OF Ont
door Observation-Disclosures
Eufshcd Visitors
Hot Springs, Va MAY 1s.-The 70.
sort this week passed from sprinr
INTO summer. Every day the theome-
ter climbed into the low eighties and
lhere was either a clear sky or one
OF light fluffy clouds. This brought out
the leaves. which were already wnlI
under way. TO full size, and with ali
the fruit trees in bloom conditions
we're ideal for picnicking. a diversion
III the young people at the Homestead
INDUCED In. The regular routine az
golf. tennis. driving. and riding also
continued, and there was considerable
increase in the size Of the crowd NJ
visitors.
The Homestead Ia entertaining !,
small ooterie OF titled people They
are Baron Hengelmuller. ambassador
from Austria to tho United States who
came on from Washington 10 snond tho
week end with Baroness Hengclii,,l
Ter and his little daughter. Baroness
Mia iienselmuller; Baron and Baron
ess Rosenkrantz who were hastily sum
naUneo 20 New York Thursday. but who
VIII return here on Tuesday, and tho
count and Countess dc Chambrun.
United States Senators jonathan
bourne, Jr., and Albert q. CUMMINGS
are taxing much needed rest from
legislative duties. They are entbusjas.
tic golfers. and have taken OUT sensor
passes OH the local links. The ,wo
senators viii remain hero ,intil thc
LIST OF June.
Mr. ana Mrs, Henry seligman OF
New iork, after n delightful visit here
eft on Thursday for their home Wh,,e
mere the Seligmans entertained al sew.
eral dinner parties. i 'li7
Mr.. j. l. Patterson. OF DAYTON n I.
K started early Tuesday morning on
8 hundred mile ride to Goshen Pass am,
.eturn. lilo expects 10 mike the trin
IN four days The pass at This ,ip,a
Of tho year is particularly beautiful
The rhododendrons are beginning -
Gloom and The foliage budding forth
rms Is one OF the most beautiful hits
}2t mountain scenery In the State. but
seldom visited By visitors from Hot
springs. From Q gorge one hundred
feet wide the clIrs rise abrnn,lv ,,,ara
than one thousand feet
MT. and Mrs. Il. Livingston Ro.l
man. OF Newport, came down earl,. g.,
me week. in their prlva,a car Nj
beckman Is an enthusiastic tennis !.
payer. They entertained at Fassifcrn
Farm on Tuesday Mr.. aud Mrs q r.
oi New York. who are
e,.as iiiohc9 moon at the Home.
stead Miss Hagen and DanielI7t;rov
Miss Ruth Harrison. OF Cincinns,i !,
entertaining partyat her villa sn,
LOOK tnem for n drive I'm tha ,,n,,n
tains his aE:crnooG, and to.nirh, q,
uinner In ihe-.lf7,mey,ead '
Mr, and Mrs. Z; j.. Milton, Miss E,s,o
M!tson and Mr., and Mrs. George Mil.
ron who have been here ali sprjnr a.
parted last night for New Yorl, h'rn,s
VIII be at the Plaza a few dave ho,
iore returning 10 their home IN nronr
line, Mass t' n W
Much interest has been displaved IN
me eHhihitlon Sets OF tennis which
.9essrs " q. and t. p. Ixrned ann
Messrs Edgar Leonard and I{ryo III
mans have participated m nImost ,, az"
Inc lawn has been crowded whanar.,
hese tennis no,ables have appenrnu hi
MIS- Peter Henderson, MA
daughter, Miss Adelslde IIandersa,l
VINO have been here most of the snrin..
ns,c gone ~ Richmond for few days
III, tetIrning 70 New York They
Ro 80 70 l,9naon Tor the coronation.
hobeft bachelor, of New ynri,
fhd Ptttsburg. has gone ID CaIifo,ri,'
ahd VIII visit Alaska before return
'hE. Before leaving lie played = fara
Wen round OF gold with one Or ,w, y,
MS .ntlmitate friends -
The Rev. John Garllck Scott. Who a..
several years has been ,jasto, ~
Lukes Episcopal Church n, Ill
springs. has rendered his resiena,inn
y ta.e eifect immediatelyl 1t IS I'm
, s'o"u ''lai hffwiil take w Ills labors
u smother charge il Richmond
Mr. and Mrs AL, Adamson Of pi,b
inond have taken a villa Rear un,
springs where they viii reside mill
sai! They wii 10 eonsideYablej sniar.
iaining