The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
HOT SPRINGS
Special to The Timcs-pispatch. ]

Hot Springs, Va. May i.-Ciolfers
here have been Interested this week In
an improved brassy, an Invention OF
Dr. a. w Biddlc, OF Philadelphia.
which he has recently had patented
It Is scarcely more than a continua.
t'on OF the brass covering of the bot
tom of the club upward on the in
StN' Tor a traction OF an inch, hut IL
gives tho bali a clean sweep, and pre-.
vents chopping IN tho turf Uo has
iis"d on" hinscli and has given one or
TWO To friends. Both DR. and Mrs
hl'"l" returned to Philadelphia day
or TWO ago. after = month of golf
and the baths
Mrs. Reginald dc Koven of New
fork. makes. daily round OF the
INKS. and others who play the eigh-
teen holes each day are Miss r 4
Clark and F.. s. chick, of New York:
Julian Falrchild. of Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Lloyd, Of Pittsburgh C. d
Donald and Mrs II Truesdalc.
yo Mr. and ana Mrs Archibald M,ccrae. of
to open BTrton Lodge. Mrs. Seth Bar
ton french's villa OH the hill over
LOOKING tn" Homestead. Mrs. McCrac
VINO nciore her marriage last autumn
Va, mas leased tho Lodge for three
Years. she Will have her daughters
the Misses Margaret Mercer. Sarah and
b"inoync Dunlop. with her.
Mrs II NJ. simpson. Of Montreal.
gave . large tea on the lawn before
hcr departure Tor New York early
Simpson. the Premier OF Canada ana
Mrs. Robert l.. Borden, and Sir Ed
ward Osler and some OF his party
who left this week has reduced tho
Canadian colony here 10 less than nifty
persons
y larger number than usual Of ac-
complished horsewomen are here just
now. ami ever morning a little crowd
gathers the gDnt va T1a watch
them start. Miss Mildred Eddy. OF
Morristown. is on" OF tho most sfilful.
of New York. who is here with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Seligman; Miss \. =
Hamilton. of Milwaukee. and Mrs. j.
II: Haas. of Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs
6. Gaillard. Of New York. and Mr.
and Mrs + G Clark. of Garden City,
all bridal couples here or their honey
William II. Dowsc. of New York
and Boston. has just bought Alger, a
chestnut saddle horse which he has
II is said the animal IS ono OF tho
ginia. Delmar Hess. Of New York
mas purchased Bess, black saddle
recent addition to the rapidly
growing colony Of bridal couples here
arc Mr.. md Mrs. T. F. Gordon. After
fashionable wedding in Chicago last
week they Joined Mr. and Mrs c. NJ.
Hewitt OF Chicago. at the Homestead.
Mrs. Gordon rs Mrs. Hcwitts niece.
They were given n luncheon by the
Hewitts at Fassefcrn Farm the first
OF tho week.
Mrs George Gunton entertained
number of friends at dinner several
NIGHTS ago at Gunton Lodge.
Dr. Jayne OF Denver. gave lunch
con this week nj tho Boone Log Cabin,
and another was given ut The Oaks
by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Livingston,
Of New York.
Fa3sefern Farm ny Jesse l.. Eddy, of
Morristown: Mrs. George Ellis. of New
York Mr. and Mrs: ". II. Carsta.rs'
George y. Martin. r. 9. stoll. and Mr..
and Mrs. II. Forster. of Eric. Pa
Mrs Guy Hinsdale, Miss Jean Hins-
dale and Miss Graham have gone TO
Bcrmuda where they will spend sew
erai weeks.
crime ingalls,. who have occupied
cottage here since, the middle of
March, have returned to Chicago. They
We're joined here before thsy lett oY
Mr. and Mrs l. Whiting and family,
OF Chicago. left this week for Garden
City. Miss Whiting was among the
best tennis PLAYERS mere ana was con-
Former Lieutcnant-G Governor OF New
York and Mrs. William T. Sheehan.
who have been taking the kur. lett
for New York the last of the week
Mrs Robert Woller also went UP, leav-
ing Mr.. Woller here.
Mrs Bertram Work. Of Akron. O.,
who brought her horses here with
her several weeks ago and has ridden
day or two for New York. where Mr..
Work has bought house.
Mrs. Edgar \. pole gave an auction
Mrs. L. s Wheeler, Of Buffalo.