The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
HOT SPRINGS
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Hot Springs. Va. April 27-Society
~ HOT Sprinos vas interested in,s
week IN the annVuacement o. tn. en-
easement OF MICS .,ubie Ingalls, D4rn-
aIo 10 Russell oaru and the news ,nat
me wedding Wan take place at IN
5IaitsSSole, the insai.s summer pace at
iia npTinss, a.. .hv carry au.unn. Mss
"a, HuTQ Is 4. acknowledgement ol Aici-
,hie y. ms 80. lCrmer president OF
me Cnesat,. ONO ana BIZ
,h wi itailroaus. INA now chairman OF
the Big -Four DLa. . VI the New FORK
central Railroad. III .irs. ingalls, She
nus Always InnuS ~. io.ltc with them
10 her parents, .nu Mrs. Alfred
W aIhe a. oied "n.A 90. "as an infant
G CT. nard ~ u so" y. 1lr. and MRS
NrahSc Sard. of AiudIy. ANA was grad
1905.
Miss Barnard spen, Easter here with
ner uncle and aunt, ar. and Mrs
Icorse ingalls,. Ga Chicago. and re-
Turned TO Washington "a i.w days ago.
Wnicrc the enSaS emont Vas announced.
the first OF May to Bad Naune.m, and
WI pc absent until August.
Nisitors at the omcs.e.d were In
terested the ttst of the .cek over tao
preparations which mace IL poss' g
I I INC Right: Hon Kober, l. Boraen.
OSler. OF Toronto. both Oi whom are
taxing the baths here. 10 deliver alter
dinner OF the ASSOCIATED Press in New
The speeches were made in a room, in
the homestead. In which had been
installed telephone apparatus made
especially for the purpose. and con
the places of the guests In New York
30 nicely was ii adjusted that the
SPEAKERS when they had finished their
remarks heard the applause in the ban
quoting room.
Miss NJ. c. Wharton ana Miss H.
cunningham. of New York. both col
legc girls. and alI-arouad athletes, are
going In for walking tours TO such an
extent that they are astonishing the
Oldest and most seasoned trampers
who come 20 the Springs Their record
Tor this week began with ,cn-m!lc
walk TO Healing Springs. and through
the Cascades. They followed II the
next day with twelve mile tramp 10
Groce's Spring and back, through
Dunn'H Gap. Aftcrward they climbed
Flag Rock, the highest point o, land
In the .neighborhood. via Deiafeld
Iath, distance OF sixteen miles. From
their trip 20 the Cascades they brought
twenty-four different varieties OF wild
MoWerk. They are now planning, a
walking trip to Natural Bridge. sixty
miles from Hot Springs. They have
climbed Mount washington. and walk
ed all Though the White Mountains.
and last winter took walking tour
through Bermuda.
Rev. Otis Mead. of Chr!stiansburg.
not far from Hillsville, gave "a talk in
the Homestead ballroom this week on
the mountain whites OF that section.
He spoke OF the Aliens, ana said public
opinion in the nc!Ehborhood was
against the action Of the government
II suppress!ng stills and SO cutting off
the means or livelihood OF Z large
share of the people.
There was some amusement among
golfers here this week wnen Mrs. Rob
ert l.. Borden, wife o. thc Premier
OF Canada. and Mrs. Leighton Nc
Carthy. OF Toronto: Miss Grace Ellis,
o: New York, and Mrs Robert y. Black
played an international foursome. The
Americans won.
C. Fl. M!Hiken, OF New York. gave
dinner several nights ago in the
Japanese room OF the Homestead for
NJ. and Mrs. ]. T. Gillespie. My. and
Mrs. Ridley Watts. OF Morristown: DR..
Hills. OF New York.
Mrs. l.. II. Wheeler gave a birthday
party on the lawn for her six-year.
old con. Master Manchester II. Wheel
or. There was n large cake with can
dies for the twenty five little guests.
Among these were the children of Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Rockefeller and
York.
Frank Hibbard gave a luncheon at
Fasslfern Farm this week. having
among his guests Mrs. Willis Johnson,
OF Pittsburg: Maurice johnson. Mrs
George ingalls, and Miss Katherine In
gals. OF Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lcverett Thompson. Mrs. G. Starr Ty-
Lowe. Others who have ridden and
driven over 10 the farm are Mr.. Acre
and family, MIR. Sabbatan. Mr.. and Mrs
Townsend. +. i. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
Haas. Miss Caverhill and Miss Amy
Lyman Phillips. OF New York