The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
HOT SPRlaGS

Hot Springs, Va, Nov cfuber 3p.-ln
its observance OF Thanksgiving Day.
Hot springs made nice DlepqlnS or
the old and the new style formula.
Some arose before sun-up 70 20 out
into the woods for " III turkey ana
deer. and continued their huntlhs,
while others later Ia the morning wsni
to religious services of thanksglN'nb
IN the chapel From these the over
sions ran ell the way 10 tootDali' NatcF
sports ~ the swimming pool, gay ON
ner parties and ball Tne h"in'
stead Hotel was almost allied with the
largest Thanksgiving crowd ever re-
corded there.
With the arrival Of William .. Nc
Adoo. vice-chairnan OF the Nat"he !
Democratic Committee, early IA Tue
week. II became known that president
Elect Wilson had been considering ttts
resort as d place for obtaining mo
rest he Is now seeking n bti ~.
and came near coming. lhere :
changed his plans. tender OF par w
I-oagc, one OF the finest Villas In tne
South. vas made the fresioeht's.eS'
through Mr.. NcAdoo. acting tot M p.
seth Barton French, owner OF the e.
tate Mr.. McAdoo has been her attoT-
ney for a number OF years
Barton Lodge has been occupied out
little By Mrs French since the DEAN
OF her husband. who was ioILheris
one o: the partners OF J., T. Morgan q
+
NcCrea had - under lease nntli err
,his fall. when Mrs. French retuI ne
from q long European tour enc M
planned either 10 have Nj HHson
e;lpy il or to use il herself, but t1e
sudden Illness OF Miss Clarice Frehch'
her daughter. who Is IN school IN fsfi
has called her abroad again. ana y
viii probably b. closed until sprihe
one reason Why. IT is said, cover nor
Wilson favored for time COMING .
Hot Springs WAS that IL IS near ms
birthplace stanton. ana tnst the ~" q.
has been making every ettort 70 sS'
MIN there on his birthday. II "a 'fs-
rnendousIv elated over his elcctlon 70
the presidency, and Is arranging iS's
In MS honor After II was oecloS"
that Nr Wilson would not come mere
W. y. Mec0nbs. chairman OF tne ~
cratic National Committee. who hso
also been invited here. was stlH eN-
pected. and had made reserNatioHs a.
IN Homestead Hotel. but az the last
nome t he decided 20 take ais NacaIo"
- another point in the south
A. tr.quentiy happens. there were =
NUN Der of private car parties coming
ana going this week Mr. ana ara-
NJ l. Aver. Of LOUISVILLE, VINO nave
been here since early last summer IN
one OF the villas. lett IN their car 10
20 20 the A4ironosck camp OF MI anu
AiTs. Alfred q Vanderbilt. where tney
nave become part ot large houe"
party AIR. and Mrs. Nan0erOllt are III
Another OF the private cars mere "as
that Of Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston beech
man. Of Providence and Washington
They have q small dinner party on
ue.srd in honor of Mr. ana Mrs JoHI
lsueseU Pope Sho have been Spenoih-
their honeymoon here. and VINO nave
row let for the North Mrs. Pope Was
Miss Sadie Jones. daughter OF MI @no
Mrs Pembroke Jones. sun anoth'r
private car party OF the week was
ihst OF Charles j. Taylor. OF Pitts
i,urEh. who Is in charge OF AnoIs~
t,srnegie's Hero Fund MI and srs;
TAYLOR brought with them M anu
..rs. Harrison Tow nsend. M.Ss I'm
Townsend AR and Mrs Lee knight
Mrs. bradford knight ana her cnii-
dren. and Mr. and Mrs- H = Lawrence.
II was largely 4 family party. one ms
The Taylors give every year ~
Hot Springs. They lad little NV
laiion golf tournament among mn
seive. and numerous dinner paThe ).
and q Sood time generally horseo"t..
riding and playing golf and tennis
Mr. and Mrs. Clenoenin j. Ryan. VINO
snend mist OF thcir time al their Dls
90 fsrrn al oak Ridge. moved into
rhc pliers this week :oE the winter
Thev have leased the villa tor SIX
months They were here nucn o. the
,u,pner and as they have secured ca
option upon the purchase OF the VIZ
hot Srings habitues are hoping 70 nave
them permanently for neighboTs
Charles +. Murphy. leader OF ram
many Hall. VINO has been spending ths
month here with his family; wa csll .J
10 Hew YORK last Monday by the su'-
den death OF Joseph CerToll. whose
close personal friend he had been ior
,nanv vtsrs He came back the morn
ing after the funeral. Joining Mrs s,
NHrphv and her daughter. ana VIII
shortI,S conclude his visit here
me riding and driving oon;'nsen;
here will and one OF tine oid landmarks
erased BY the burning of the Warm
springs Courthouse thls week InS
fire started in the middle OF the h'eht'
and was discovered By prisoners N
the iau next door The Jail vas saved
and the courthouse Quilted by me
flames The building cost $4,000. ~
the time of the Gre Judge tT-"th- ~
anderson, Of the Circuit Court. was
sStins there
MANY OF the visitors here moved ont
To a caEnp established By the FaSsi-
tern HUE. Club. Oh Back Creeh Noun
tain about fifteen miles IRON inc
Homestead. and enjoyed 4 iuh Week
o. deer hunting The open season -
gan Monday and closed tonight The
first Kill. a remarkable one. was mace
by Andrew Cameron. Of Hot Spr'hs~-
on the second DAY OF the hunt ne
fired three shots that killed three Zee.
rhc only shots he has ever firec Il
deer so far as lore of the huntlfs
camps in this vicinity goes the Icat
e. unique The deer Were being chased
down a ravine by the Fassifcrn HOUNDS.
and were running close together tnes
were served AT the Homestead Hotal
for the Thanksgiving dinner Clendenin
RYAN and Robert Burnett. Of Boston.
followed the dogs on horscpacS VII"
Tate Sterretf. master Of the HOUNDS.
but found the going toe rough TO Stt
within zinShot o. the game. or AT
sn- rate the- returned empty handed