The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
AT VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS


that the President will follow them
hero on Thursday has given the soasou
new lease OF live. and from the mum,
Der OF kilograms that have been no,,r
ing In reserving Accommodations for
november II IS already apparent that
that month Will eclipse the present
one The fact that the President rud
Mrs. Taft have taken one of the fines,
villas in Hot Springs for the res, ~
the year and their known fondness TOR
the resort at which they spent morv
weeks just prior to Mr.. Tafrs in,u.
guration. has led to the report that the
president will be here off and on dur
ing november and December. but there
ID not yet definite authority for flo
statement. though as II is nossih,e ~
ieaHe Washington at midnight and ar
rive here for breakfast, 1t is likely mn
ne VIII make frequent trips to see his
Wiie and daughter. Upon the Presi
dents nrst visit. however, he Will re.
main ,,. mere but five days, arriving
t- nursoay morning on special train
from chicago. and leaving for Chicago
asaih the Following Monday night.
The past week has been an eventf,,
one for the throng of fashionable yisi.
tors who have been crowding the nlaoc
wonderfully fine October weather lin
ited the daytime diversions to out
door ones zut were followed by CAV
evenings inside the Homestead ua,ai
where there were nightly dinners
dances and card parties, an old fasj..
Toned Southern cakewalk Wednesd.,y
night, and score of lively sumner
parties every night In the Japon.ss
room. where there are many soft
musicians '
Prince l. PIgnatelli, d'Arayon.
cousin OF King Alphonso of spain "a
turning out the greatest entertainer
mat mas struck the place in many
DAY Adding picturesque t!nge 10
steepiechase he organized SATURDAY
me prince fell at one OF the JUMPS
Snr ofoKe two RIBS He lay stunned
lor moment. but before ANYBODY
could get to him. had remounted u,,d
WAS OF for the rest OF the race brolkcn
RIBS and all. However, he was -,
rant from pain to enter the next evert
ana had 70 .be lifted from his horse
ana attended by Doctors Rober, 4
slack and Guy f. Hlnsdale. who dis
| covere the seriousness OF his in,mr,,
however. SO determined was the
prince to stay through the whole ~
the program which he had pIann.s
| that after having his broken ri,s
bandaged he attended a tea to which
ne mad Invited large company. IN
INC races tho prince rode with Miss
hosamund Burr. OF Long Island vino
drove him back to sthe Homestead In a
runabout and to whom he presented
handsome gold purse as q souveni.
Inc prince remained for two dave In
ais rooms, where he was visited ,,d
revisited by most OF the young peonie
IN the MOTEL, who cent him flowers ana
messages OF coincidence whln
.hey couldn't see him, but haa sine,
oeen all around the place. though lie
| mas to refrain from riding and dancin,,
In the steeplechase Jules Glaenze-
ana Miss Katherine Lynn won The
| spurs and silver cup the prince NOD
oHered. Frank Sargent and Mics
RANGES Burr won jeweled scarf p,n
Tor women Miss Helen LeRoy Mill,
won the cup. Others riding in the
events were Farman Dick and Siss
Aiace Garland. DR.. John Stanner ard
angler b Duke and Miss Charlotte
nelaheld. Herbert Hartman WAS
starter, while the judges were VIA.
| throp Burr G. Jarvis Geer ]. Dun.
bar Wright, W, X sturg!s and 7, I,
Craftonzaglu. charge d'anairs for
| Greece
Many teas and luncheons were eiveo
at Fassifern Farm. where those who
attended fox chase at Oak Grove IN
Thursday repaired Immediately after
ward, at the Daniel Boone. Cabin in
the woods mile from the Homestead
and at the Casino Harry A. BIack
varied the round with tea on board
| his private car, the Bright Star. Mr.
and Mrs. Archibald NJ. McCraa gave a
tea at Barton Lodge. and Miss Melville
T.. ingalls, gave one at Ingallscote. Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Erhart were hosts at
luncheon at the Cabin. where George
! singer also gave a luncheon for Mr..
and Mrs. T. Morris Carnegie, and Mr.
| and Mrs. Josiah Copley Thaw. Miss
\ Gladys ingalls, gave a small dinner
party at Ingailscote for the Missea
mary and Olga Wiberg, whom she has
been entertaining. Mrs. Walter G.
Witherbee gave tea at the Cabin for
] q company which included Miss Claire
Bird. Miss Mary Wiborg, Miss Abbie
l. Barnard. Miss Olga Wiborg, Mrs
William c. Denny. Miss Gladys ingalls,
Miss Louise Witherbee and Miss Doro-
thy Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H. Ruther.
ford, who were married in New York
last Saturday afternoon, spent the
hrst week OF their honeymoon ho-e
/ where Mrs. rutherford. as Miss Helen
Smythe had frequently been. They
intend remaining here a fortnight
longer. and then going to California
Many visitors here are getting Up
picnic parties, which leave the hotel
on horseback with hampers soon after
breakfast and make day of 1t in the
| oPSit Oho VI tHe5e at the tCdSCaQeS
this week was chaperoned by Mrs l.
p. Sproul, and included crowd Of
young folks. Monsieur Lefavre Pom
tails. councillor to the French ern-
bassy. and Nine. Pontalis gave another
of these picnics at Falling Spring. tile
guests including Miss Ruth Harrison,
G. NJ Anderson. William C. Eaton, and
L. L. Craftonzaglu, charge daffairs for
Greece.
Mrs. r. Dewitt Talmage was tie
hostess this week at a dinner party,
at which her guests included Mr. and
Mrs Archibald McCrea. Mr.. and Mrs
! Martha and Rabecca Collier and Cuth-
bert Brown.