The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
HOT SPRINGS
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rot springs. Va. March 23.--lt will
u" longer do I" MAKE u trump OF ones
SELF Ia the matter of bath costuv,es
"hcn on" takes tho ''kur'' at flo;
SyrinEs TIL" youngcrma irons ar.
settliuH th;s matter once and Tor all
ms season. when each day Increase:
Tue number Of bcauuful and costl,
h"Sllsecs worn through the block Or
=" OF corridor, which must be travcrscd
from ones room TO the ''kurhnus." Tie
/ .a'E' holuiar bath hour is from $3.50
10 o:gp. when the final dressing oC the
uaS MAJ be for dinner. and during
ms I'm" u. bath corridor has becom.
. moving show OF fashionable lowell
ness of OF Il variety not TO 10 seen 81
any Other part OF the hotel.
The French creation worn hy Mrs
,,rcd'fic" Lawrence. Of Fitchburs.
MhAH., Is one OF the most striking Of
ne costumes. Tiny orange blossoms
worn nigh heeicd pink slippers. ana
a lace mob cap from which hangs "A
short lace ven ,ha, comlctciy obscnres
.hs tnGe. Mrs; Herbert !. Wallace. vino
taxes her bath AT the same hour also
leafs = French .nesliSee but of soft
hlnc satin drap"d. with satin slippers
ana sc-triinned cap Of lace.
Mrs samuel r. shaw. OF New rork.
wears Az elaborate ncgligce Of pini.
and white brocade edged with white
IlrF Mrs. Tracy DOW, OF I;hinGbeck.
N ~ wears robe OF heavy wh'te
SILK crcpc. trimmed with bands OF err
mine: Mrs Charles steele Of New
York, dresses ia v.istaria satin ana
lace. and Miss NJ Nicholsou wears a
diarhhnous violet drapcry that noats
AVA from a frou-frou o; v!olet petit
coats
N tht customary bathrobc. but Clinton
w. Grow, nf ltyc, y. Y. ~ an cxc.;-
non lie wears each day symptoms
~ embroidered mandarin robe OF gor.
EtstI - l,is
into high wooden Japanese shoes
Roth morning and afternoon con-
ecre were given outdoors this week
FOR the hrst time this scason The
T"TanIa where the concerts have been
given and afternoon tea served pre-
scented a summcty appearance dotted
iEith small tables, and groups OF gatly
dressed visitors. Orange and black
blazers have been the prcdominatinr
color note with plentiful sprinkling
OF white serge and Jackets Of colorci
corduroy Among those most often
at tea there have Mr.. aud Mrs Emil
Boas, Mrs. J. c. X Lawrence Miss
Eleanor Lawrence. Mrs. Charles steele
the Misses Kathryn and Nancy steele
Mrs. Robert Allyn, Mrs. Colin Carter
and Mrs George Coates. of New York;
Mrs. u. Biddle Lynford Biddle Mrs.
John p. Hoil nssworth and Mrs. G..
Mrs. Ii H. Williams. OF Plainheld. X
j.. and Mrs. Clark Hoibrook. OF Red
Banh
MI and Mrs. Fred stcrry will open
their v'lla. the pillars. for Easter
week. and viii entertain large house
party OF young people. sir. and Mrs.
n. L, .tkers OF Louisville, have taken
the Cplands, and Mrs. q w. Church.
Of New York, has leased the Robinson
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville E. ingalls, will
open their villa Ingallscote for a part
OF April, bui will spend the summer
in Europe
One OF the Homestead cottages has
been taken for over Easter by Joseph
stevens, and T.. o. Juliard. OF New
York. Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Wardman.
OF Washington. have taken another
for tho season.
come back with his band from a trip
around tho world, came down this
week. and has spent much OF his time
in the saddle. He Is fond OF outdoor
sports and says the four things he
cares most for are "a gun. horse,
Il dog and Q girl"
Mrs. Charles Steele. OF New York,
gave luncheon this week at the
Daniel Boone Los Cabin, and had as
her guests Mrs l., stuart Wing. l.
Bryce Wing. Mrs. James Lawrence,
Miss Eleanor Lawrence. Miss NJ L.
Harrison Robert Woller. Miss saliic
Manice. james Lawrence aud the
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. s. Vaughan also
gave luncheon at Boone Cabin. in
Wiling Mrs. L. 4. Barrows. Mr.. and
Mrs W. F. Heurney. Colonel s. p. Colt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Minturn Metcalf
Ot.ers there were Mr.. and Mrs VII
Fowler and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ken
u,rir