The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
HOT SPRINGS

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Hot Springs. Va. May lS.-Mr. and
blrs. George GuntOn. who left Hot
Springs In their automobile FOR New
York over TWO weeks ago. returned
the middle of the week. making tho
return trip in tire days. They brought
with them Mrs. Adam, wife of Robert
Adam, secretary to Mayor Gaynor, who
Will be With them until the nrst or
June They found the roads in good
condition until they reached Staunton,
whore they left their automobile and
came the rest Of the way by train.
Miss Mary Johnston. the novelist. of
Richmond, is building "a summer home
upon site of land which she pur-
chased last year OH the main boule-
ward midway between Hot Springs and
Warm Springs. 1t will not be finished
before autumn, and she will probably
spend most of the summer at the
Warm Springs Hotel. The gardens
have already been started ana Miss
Louise Johnston and Richard Johns
ton the novclist's sister and brother.
who have been experimenting their
setting out, returned to Richmond
several days ago after d week here.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Willard. OF
Richmond. negotiating for the
Jackson cottage, on the hillside. over
looking the Homestead. nnd IL is prob
able that Mr. and Mrs. GodcheauN. or
New Orleans. who spent last summer
here. viii take the Beauclairc Bunga-
low for the season.
William j. Tatnall, OF Philadelphia.
vice president of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. in charge OF unancc. arrived
at Hot Springs this week in his pri-
yatc car. bringing with him Mrs Tat
nall and Sir. and Mrs. William J. Mcr-
rill and Paul Clayton. CT Havcrforl.
Pa.
Richmond Dean. Of Chicago. general
also came 10 Hot Springs this week In
his private car. The Ranger" Mrs,
Dean is with him. and the two. beside
taking the baths. play eighteen holes
OF golf every day. rain al shine.
Mr and Mrs. X. Livingston Beekman.
of Newport. after TWO weeks at The
Homestead. returned night or two
ago in their private car. The Pill
grim"
Mrs James McCrac. Of Philadelphia.
who came in Mr.. McCraes private car
with Mr., and Mrs. Archibald McCrac,
Of New York. last week. is here for
the "kur."
Mr.. and Mrs Bcckman. before their,
departure, gave large luncheon at
tho Daniel Boone Cabin, taking their
guests an In carriages. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richmond Dean entertained party OF
nine at luncheon at Fassitern Farm a
day OF Two ago. among their guests be-
Ing Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Tarbcll. Mr..
end Mrs. J. y. Martin md Charles and
philip Dean.
The Misses Margaret, Sarah and Lee
moyne Dunlop rode over with Misc
Ray and number OF other friends.
and other visitors to the farm have
included Nr. and Mrs. T.. u. Townsend
and Mrs and Miss Hamilton.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Stcrry. who came
oowl and opened The Pillars for the
last Saturday and Sunday. have re-
turned to New York.
Miss Saile Byrd and Miss Adele
Fishack. or Baltimore. dined night
OF TWO ago at Treetop Bungalow.
where j. r. McAllister has been en-
,crta!ning H. W. Walsh. OF Chsrlot,es-
VILE.
Mr.. ana Mrs John Crcshie. Of New
York. who have been spending week
with their saddle horses at Fassifcru
Farm. rode TO Oak Grove to luncheon
the middle OF the week This Is
Colonial homestead built In Revolution
airy days by the Massie family. and
owned now trf Mrs. ". II. Masso L,
stands in 2 noble grove OF moro than
90 oaks. all century-old trees. ana
IS made interesting to the lover OF
antiques by numerous Colonial relics.
among others the original grants OF
tho land 10 the Massie family from
George H.. and George Ill. Thomas
Jefferson and President Harrison. y
real Southern luncheon is served here,
and the sixteen mile ride or drive Is u
guarantee of appetite.
Miss Mildred Eddy before her return
TO Morristown this week spent tho day
At the Cascades with Mr.. and Mrs.
William W. Peake. OF New York. and
Mrs. Bertram G. Work, They took
picnic luncheon with them.
Miss Grace Arents. of Richmond,
spent several days here with Miss NJ.
&. Smith and selected cottage.
which they and others OF the family
will occupy from June to October.
The southeastern Freight Traffic
Association OF the Southeastern Mis-
sissippi Valley. which meets at Hot
Springs in annual convention next
week. has its own golf club OF 200
members. and is planning golf tour
nament and handicap with prizes.