The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
HOT SPRINGS
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Hot springs, Va. September An
influx of visitors from New York. Phil
adel7hid. and other cities poured into
Hot Springs FOR Labor Day and many
are remaining through tine month. The
day was celebrated with a program oil
races and field sports for the benefit II
the local fire companies ana three hun
dred members Of the summer colony
occupied the grandstand al the athletic
grounds Volunteer Judges included
NJ L. ingalls,. Jr.. and G. j Ryan Of
New York. Sholto Walsh and George
Mel Clark )f st Louis. ). 5 Eve
land, OF Philadelphia. who is staying
At The Homestead. gave a cup for the
horse race.
The children Of Mir and Mrs. Charles
W. Baker. OF New York Mr. and A.s.
Edgar II Bright. II New Orleans. ana
Mr. and Mrs Albert Ingalls, were en-
tered In q hurdle race and the medal
was taken by Master David ingalls,
Among Labor Day arrivals were Sir.
ana Mrs. George Barr McCutcheon and
Mr.. and Mrs J. Montgomery .7lagg. 81
New York. who arrived togetAer from
Biddeford Pool Maine. where the
Flaggf have cottage. and wnere the
McCutcheons have been spending the
summer Mr. AfcCutcheon during the
summer has written "a play. ana is now
turning MS thoughts TO mex n 5vel
on which he Will begin work after his
return To New York the middle OF the
month
Mr Flagg is also trying his hand
At playwrltlns. and is working on
nearly completed drama. the subject
or which lie has not disclosed B]tn
men play golf daily and the party
drove TO Warm Springs a day or two
ago where they mad tea with friends
At the Warm Springs Hotel.
Judge y. c. Cordnl. Of Neu Orleans.
save a large dinner Labor Day night
in the Japanese room OF the Homestead.
The table decorations were hydrangias.
An orchestra furnished a musical pro-
gram Tho guests included Represen-
iatlve oscar ". Underwood and Mrs.
Underwood. OF Alabama. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. william 6. BIehlor. OF phN-
adelDhia. Judge John Knox. OF Annis-
ton. Alabama, Mr ana Mrs 9 J Ryan.
Mr and Mrs NJ L Inealls. Ir. and
Robert Waller. OF New York Mr. anc
Mrs George T. NJ Gibson. Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs James Ross Todd. OF
Louisville Sir and Mrs George ingalls,.
Mrs. Cable and = T.. Gable. Julius
Walsh. Sholto Walsh. Mrs William
Mnintt Mr. and Mrs Charles Mel
Clark, of ST. Louis Henri do Gaeni. Of
Paris. Mrs ". G. WorthinSton. and
'Mrs william James. OF Baltimore Mr..
and ars Edgar II Bright. Of Now Or
leans Miss Boyce and Mr. Bashford
Invitations were sent ont "a few days
iaso by Mr.. and Mrs Melville r In
gals 10 tho wedding Of their grand
daughter. Miss Ahhio ingalls, Barnard
and Russell Ellis Sard. % Albany. which
IS to take place here September %.
Tne cerom3 ny. which will take Mace
~ o'clock IN the afternoon at St
I-ukc'y Episcopal Church viii be FOL
lowed hy reception at ingailsco,c
the summer home OF Mr and Mrs In
gals Rev william . Thayer. head
- 81 Mark IS school Southh1ro. Mass.
VIII ofciate Miss Gladys ingalls, will
be maid OF honor and the be-; man
Is 70 be Frederick r. dc Rham Of New
York The ushcrs. all OF whom were
classmates Of Mr. Sard at Harvard. in
the class u 'o5. Will include Bernon
> Prentice. Rudolph Weld. Roger A
Derby AymGr Johnson Robert H. Cox
ard Eliot Cross OF New York; Roger
NJ Poor OF Albany; John =. Tucker
man, Benjamin JOY and Robert Wiusor.
~ Boston and William VI Elkins. Of
Philadelphia They will arrive at Hot
Springs September 20 and will occupy
the White Cottage. belonging TO Mr..
and Mrs NJ ingalls,. until the even
Ing ~ tho Esd when the bankers spe-
cial Will take them to Ncw York
othc. guests ~ Nj. and Mrs ingalls,
nj that time Will be the Misses Ma.y
and Olga W!horg OF New York Fran
jces Lippitt and Ruth Wales. OF Wash
Iingion: Louise Witherbee OF Port
Henry Mildred Eddy. OF Morrlstown:
and Helen Greene. OF Cincinnati The
three days preceding the wedding Will
be gay with entertaining On the %
,hnd p programs of field sports VIII