The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-26
PEABODY tCoLoRED) HIGH SCHOOL
Fillmore Street.

the middle of the week. when spe-
ciai train making New York, Phila-
dciphia, Washington and Hot Springs
It's only stops will be put on again
until tho short hobby rush is over.
Some Of the men are coming down for
hunting. that season having Jus,
opened. others for golf and tennis and
riding. and the women for society"
also one of the resorts chief attrac-
lions.
Mrs. Edward J. Bcrwind, of Phila-
deiphia and Newort. Is going to give
the caddies OF the Hot Springs Golf
Club Thanksgiving feast She gave
orders at the Homestead this week to
prepare repast In the servants din
Ing room for all who como, with ex
pectations that the crowd will roach
zoo. for written invitations per force
nave not been Issued. merely verbal
ones going out from the club that
everybody who mas ever cadd!cd here
IL TO come and welcome. The pros
pectiVe hostess exhibited some sur.
prise when she discovered what q deal
OF excitement she had raised among
'He GauoS populatlOn-
Livingston Bceckman, who had
Augustus Jay and Richard Peters down
with him in his private car for a few
days. wound up his viait with an old
fashioned Virginia luncheon, at which
Mrs. Bcrwind was hostess In III,
Daniel Boone CABIN SUNDAY afternoon.
and returned to New York sunday
night Guests besidea this trio were
bliss Amy Townsend. Mrs. Z. II. G.
Slater and Miss Gwynnc The interior
OF the cabin, which Is finished In
rough logs and has low ceiling, wa,
decorated with cornstalks. pumpkins
and braided corn. Blazing logs In
hugo fireplace that took up one side
OF the room msda cheerful interior
for blustery day.
Some Of tho others at luncheon a,
Fassifern Farm. the Cakes and the
Boone Cabin have been Herbert Lanfer
Denny. Miss Tilden Denny. Miss Mary
DC Forrest Denny. AIR. and Mrs. b. S.
watson. George Hlnckley. A T. Burk.
Louis Burk. NJ X. Baker, j. p. Scott,
Albert Plaut, 81. :. Folk, Sir. and Mira
Frank b. Thompson. Miss Thompson.
Robert Waller, Walter Trimble. Mrs
Joseph II. Hinsdele. Miss Mary Hins-
dale. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chauncey
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Ames. Miss
a number OF girl friends tho other day
and entertained them there at lunch
con. They included Miss Mary Fay.
Miss Marjorie Phelps and Miss Frances
Griscom. Miss Griscom has since de-
parted with Mr.. and Mr.. Clement
Griscom on board their private car.
W. R. Yola, of Akron. OIL arrived
yesterday on board the private car
"conboy." bringing with him party
of friends who are here to ROMAN
over Thanksgiving.
The fashion OF taking long walka
along the mountain roads which
branch out from the Homestead Hotel
has increased since the weather got
crisp The days have been bright, with
dry, still air that Is most invigor-
ating. Harry Black, OF New York,
and Barclic Henry, OF Philadelphia,
started the fad when they woro here
by walking repeatedly to Warm
Springs. where they bethed In the old
Indian pool, and then returned afoot
distance OF six miles. Miss Sadie
Jones and Pembroke Jones. Jr.. short
ly after outdid this record by walk
ing to the same pool by way of th1
Delatield path TO Flag Rock, which is
two miles farther. and necessitaies az
additional climb of 1000 feet. This
week l.. S. Quimby, OF Philadelphia
walked all the way over to FassIfern
Farm. where he had luncheon and
walked back. This is a trip of twenty
miles.
The annual deer hunt given by Tate
Sterrett. of Fassifern Farm, came on
Monday more successfully than for
several seasons. The hunters got
three bucks and doe, which amply
compensated those who brought down
the deer for getting up at o'clock
In the morning in the cold. As soon
as II was light the en- were placed
upon stands" stonepil- commanding
passes over the mountain ridge, past
some one OF whics deer would have
to cross when started by the dogs.
The hunter on a stand could not leave
II no deer came along for fear OF be-
ing shot, but was obliged to remain
for eight hours until recalled by the
ster the hnundS