The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
HOT SPRINGS
tspecIaI 70 Tho Times plsratch.I

program Of racing TO take race on
these dates on tho new track a, rass'-
fern Farm Among tho entries already
received arc three thofoughDrcds be-
longing TO Clendcnning j. ryan. or
New York. which h. wiu bring from
his stock farm at Oak Ridge
Tho hunt club held its first drag
hunt a few DAYS ago az tassifern
Farm \ score or moro members rode
100 tho chase. ana several times their
number went over from the Homestead
a. watch the start end finish The
rourse. seven miles In length. Jay
across the Jackson River 10 tn. Chicken
Farm. where 4, doubled and returned
49, tho long meadow. At tho nnish
live FOX was turned loose and caught
after u chase Of milo and half.
rom the hin overlookire ;he meadow.
sp"0 tators had q fine view 81 the last
milo Of cross-country riding broken
hs half dozen hurdles Tho brush
was captured ny Dr l. a Bragg
Clendenning J. Ryan vas matter OF
hounds while Or. Bragg and p A.
Perry jr were the whips Others
who rode were Q Carter OF Pittsburgh.
Iohn r * scott and r ~ TAYLOR. Of
Iuilado ipha C. " Rosworth of Gin
cinnati stewart Mackiin. ~ ulchester.
Nd MrGnl James Of Baltimore I'd
gar Bright. ~ Sew Orleans; Tate ster-
i+tt ana lat" ~. St.rritt
Tho "NchsnRe OF hospitality between
visitors at Hot Springs and those at
White sulphur Springs Ia on tho in
crease. as either resort can be easil,
reached from tho other by motor 4
dozen or more members ot the summer
colony here went over hv automobile
few DAYS ago TO attend the coming
out dance or Miss Helen Stevens. given
hr her father. George " Stevens. pres
dent of the Chesapeake and OHIO Rail
way AZ tho Sweethr;ar Baron and
Baroness Rosenkrantz took with them
in their motor Mr and Mrs James ROSS
Todd. ~ Louisville while Mrs George
Ipnton had with her Miss Adele Water
man and Harry s Turner. Of 81 Louis
" iiackett. OF Easton Pa Iothrop
Lee. ~ Philadelphia. and Casper Har-
rsou and Thomas Atkinson. Of Rich
mond also vent over
Mrs House and Miss Rosalynf
wilson ~ New York VINO have been
at the Homestead. arc spending this
week At the White SULPHUR. MS t. FL
nest g piehl Of Cincinnati
rorir children between tina ages OF
five and fourteen took part in put.
ting tournament on the Hot SPRINGS
KS th's week. cup given By Mr.
and Mrs Edgar H Bright was won
oN foweit Todd of Louisville. and the
anair was managed hy David and Al
bert ingalls,. Jr. OF Cleveland grand
sons ~ Mr. and Mrs " z lnr,is
ana Edgar Bright Others PLAYING
were Louise Todd Bale and sarah cam
eron' Eleanor Bright Mercer MsrEa-
ret sarah and Lemoyne Dunlop. lose
pain" Dorothy Isabelle and CnarIes
Palms Jr. Mary and Riggs Cunning
nam. George and Ciendenniug Ryan
and Walter Winters
Nh and Mrs Charles Palms. Of De-
troit gave a ohildrens tea the middle
of the week at the Daniel Boone cabin
FOR seventeen little people
Melville + ingalls, ana Miss GLADYS
ingalls, who have been spending the
eummer in Europe. returned to Hot
SPrlnss the hrst OF the week. coming
from New YorA with NJ T. ingalls,.
Jr, in Mr.. Inga.ls's private car Mrs.
ingalls, and Miss Abb!e Barnard. who
We're also OF the party. arrived here
to-day, having gone on their arrival TO
slbany to attend 10 the furnishing O,
the house Miss Barnard is to occupy
there after her marriage next month
10 Russell Sard
Miss Mary Johnston. OF Richmond.
the novelist, VINO Is building q country
nome between here and Warm Springs
gave an address on suffrage q day or
TWO ago in the Homestead ballroom
before large audience OF men and
women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald McCrae. who
nave been absent for several weeks in
New York, have returned and Will be
at Barton Lodge during the autumn.
Mr and Mrs William Findley Brown.
o. chestnut Hin left carry IN the week
tor spring Lake, having been called
mother.
Golf has been the most popular re.
creation here this week The course
mas been put in superb condition for
the autumn tournaments and has beer;
pronounced by golf experts TO scarcely
nave peer IN this country The
tenth eleventh ana twelfth hoIes
y, men are new. have been termed by a
r. flndiey. OF Philadelphia. gno has
peen spending some weeks here. a tri
angle OF the three finest golf noles I'm
Nlrsinia and the best test of golf on
me course. Thousands Of visitors are
familiar with the beauty of Tie links.
surrounded as they are by some Of
the nnest mountain scenery in Virrinia
ana some OF those who have played
over 1t this week are Mr.. ana Nire
sranois stanton Blake. OF Boston and
Monte Carlo Mr.. and Mrs VI. Il. Brain
ard of Hartford: Judge j. s. Knox.
" no Is on MS second visit to the SPRINGS
this summer c. W. Hill. a former col
iector OF the port of Philadelphia. who
Is here with District Attorney Samuel
r. Kotan. Of Philadelphia Dean ". F.
Magic of Princeton. Justice Horace II
lnrton. Justice Lamar. Mrs II. II Van
DeVenter Maior-General W C. Riddle.
kea admiral w. 3 Buehler. Dr. John
H. Girvan and Andrew Blair
, Or. and HIS d n. Mcouillan, of
Philadelphia. gave bridge party and
tea at the clubhouse this week.
Mrs w T. Woodward. of Philadel-
phia. drove to Healing springs for tea
taking several friends with her
George a. Kelly OF Pittsburgh is
visiting his sister. Miss 4. g Kelly
at the homestead with him is f 4
McCune. of Pittsburgh
Mrs Henry p TalmadSe and Miss tai
nnaHss, Mr. and Mrs Braddin Hamilton
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