The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
HOT SPRINGS
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/. Hot Springs. Va. September 2s.-
The social event Of the week At Hot
nprings was the marriage Of Miss AD-
bis ingalls, Barnard, granddaaxhter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville f. ingalls,. OF
nsii Ellis sard. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Grange Sard. OF Albany. The cers-
mony was performed In St Lnkes
Episcopal Church by Rev. William -;
Thayer. OF Southboro Mass. assisteo
by Rev. Hunter Davidson. ana .c w.
the summer home of Mr.. ana mrs. -.
p. ingalls,. A large number OF guests
we'll known In social circles OF rev
York, Philadelphia, Washington ana
The three days preceding the Wed
ding were gay with a round OF en-
Pertaining. The members OF the In
Galls and sard families gathered here
Tor that time. while the twelve ushers
Harvard, occupied the small cottage
belonging to MIR. and Mrs. n. T. In
xslls. known as the White Cottage.
md seven girl friends of the bride
were at Ingaliscote. These were the
York: Mildred Eddy. OF Morristown;
Louise Witherbee. of Port Henry: Ruth
wales and Frances Lippet OF Wash
ington, and Helen Green. OF Cincin-
natl. The ushers were Messrs b. 3
Derby, Aymar Johnson. Robert II.
York; Roger NJ. Poor. of Albany:
John A. Tuckerman. BENJAMIN JOY ana
Robert Winsor. OF Boston. and WA.
. dozen dinners and luncheons were
given for the bridal party
The night preceding the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. ingalls, gave a
dinner for nfty at the Daniel Boone
xeddinr party MIR. and Mrs Grange
Sard, Miss Marian Sard and Edward
Bowditch. of Albany: William II. Sard
and Mr. and Mrs George ingalls,, OK
Chicago; Mrs B. 8. Prentice. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay Ingalls,. OF New York; M.
and Mrs. Weber r. Bishop and Mr.
and Mrs. George Clark, OF MI. kisco.
Ars. william II. Elkins. of Pniisdei-
phia: Miss Katherine Fay. Of Wellesley
Hills. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs- Albert
Miss Gladys ingalls, gave luncheon
20 the bridal party the day OF tne
wedding in the Japanese room OF the
Homestead.
Eassefern Hunt Club was held rev
days ago at Fassefern Farm. and call
ed out an attendance Of several nun
dred visitors at the Homestead. many
Of whom made II an excuse Tor
luncheons mad tally-ho parties. Mr..
ana Mrs. Robert Waller. who went on
q brake took with them Mrs. Archibald
McCrae Mrs. r. y. Hinkley and Mr.
and Mrs. c. ]. Ryan OF New york MIS-
Louis l. Heilar. OF Binshamt3n; y.
Eleanor Bright 1nd Katherine ingalls,.
and z. A Perry. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs
George Eustis. of Cincinnati. gave
luncheon for Mr.. and Mrs. George In.
gals; Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Fields: and
Nr. and Mrs. Fay Ingalls,. Benjamin
Thaw, OF Pittsburgh. was among a
party OF, men who went over on
coach. and Harry s. Black. Of New
York. gave a picnic for Ar. and Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. Frederick Bull.
Theodore p. Shontz and j. A Harri-
man. Of New York
The chief event was point to point
race Of two miles. with river ford
OF 500 yards. in which the horses swan
in water above their saddle girtks.
The purse OF 500 was won by Tate b.
Eterritt. of the University OF Virginia.
riding Tate Sterr:tts WhirIwind. j. b.
Petit, of New York. riding Tate Ster-
ritt's Lily Of the Valley. and .. Z.
Hartman. CT New York. riding Tate
S,erritts Cyclone. took second and
third prizes
In the ladies' saddle horse class.
Miss Gladys Ingalls, won the Tiffany
silver cup. riding J. w. Hamil,on's
Haywood. Second and third prizes
were won by Miss SaIlie Dunlop. rid
Ing J. w. Hamiitons Button, and Miss
Helen Buchanan. Of Washington. rid
ing ]. w. Hamilton's King.
Two hounds from the Oak Ridge
kennels Of Thomas r. Ryan won the
purse Of SIS for the best pair OF fox
David Dunlop's Takahfra and Billy
Hibbs won the 500 purse in the two
half-mile running races.
The judges were George Cole Scott.
of Richmond. and Thomas Hogshead.
Horses were entered by Thornton
Lewis, Of Cincinnati. and White Sui
phur Springs: Glendenning J. Ryan.
Hunter Breckenridge, Of Virginia, ana
others.
Harry s. Black. of New York. early
In the week took a party OF friends
to White Sulphur Springs for days
pleasure jaunt in his private car. They
included Mr.. and Mrs Ssuyvesant Fish.
Mrs. Frederick Bull. Theodore +.
Shonts and J. A. Hartman
Mr.. mad Mrs George O. Palmer and
Miss Lillian Palmer. of New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Julias Walsh, Jr-. of st.
Louis. drove to the Oaks for luncheon
several days ago
gave q dinner the middle Of the week
ut the Daniel Boone Log Cabin There
was music by Shepherds orchestra,
and dancing in the open-air dancing.
pavilion which has been erected there.
Mrs. Carl Won Maylehon gave a tea
In the japanese room several after
mons ago in honor Of Mrs. Spalding,
of Warrington. Among those present
were Miss Flora Wilson. daughter IL
the Secretary of Agriculture: Mrs. ".
L James and Mrs. w. c W.orthing-
ton. of Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Parrish.
Mrs worthington gRve Q bridge
and tea at the clubhouse. inviting
Mrs George Gunton. Baroness Rosen-
krantz. Mrs. James. Mrs. Bryan ana
Miss Frances Burr. of Lawrence l.
l.. has Joined Miss Katherine Fay at
the Homestead.
Mrs. r. II. Hinkley entertained Miss
Katherine Fay and DR. Charles Hart