The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
HOT SPRINGS
Especial to The Tines-Disp,t

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
not Springs, Va. August 30.-Labor
tumn season at the Virginia Hot
springs. and from now until December
the resort will be filled with the fash :
ionablc throng which assemblies hero
btmiannually to TAXA the kur. and re-
cuperate after the summers gaities in
Newport, Bar Iarbor and other North
crn resorts. The magnificent eighteen
role golf course. among the most beau
tifui In the country, and kept In per-
icct condition, offers splendid opDor-
unity for wholesome outdoor excr-
else. and tho Fassefern Hunt Club is
arranging program OF autumn race
meets a Fassefcrn Farm.
a horse show Is being pla nned for
Labor Day. at the athletic grounds,
where numbers OF fine animals will be
exhibited, and there viii be a program
o. sports.
a cabaret Entertainment given few
nights ago in The Homestead ballroom
~ the young men and women here for
the benefit OF fund for a Red Cross
district nurse, aroused much interest.
end nctted more than $500 for the char
lily, which has been a popular one here
his summer. Members OF the summer
colony decorated the ballroom. where
stage and candy booth were erected.
and trimmed with towers and green
branches Every seat was filled for the
performance.
Mrs. sidney Buford and Mrs. George
Cole Scott, OF Richmond opened the
program with n Spanish dance in cos
tunes; George II. Ingalls,, OF Chicago:
T.. A. Perry, Jr., and Mario Armcllin,
followed them in a playlet, The Real
Rstfics." and the Hot Springs waltz.
trought out Miss Clarice French and
shannon Meaney, two OF the best dan
GERS here. Miss Eleanor Bright. of
New Orleans. in rose -colored chiffon,
appeared in French fancy dance, and
an esthetic dance interpreting star
light. was done by Miss Priscilla Ro-
gers Of Galveston, Tex. in pale blue
chiffon. Miss Gladys ingalls,. Miss Sa-
rah Gibson, Edgar Br!Gh; and Masters
George and Melville Ingalls,, Ill, chill
dren Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert ingalls,.
took part in lie Visateur," a farctcal
melodrama translated from the French
OF Maurice lie Blanc by Miss Clarice
French. Miss ingalls, played the part
OF French maid. and her two ncphcws
were miniature gcndarmes. chorus
In Neapolitan costume gave songs.
dances and sketches. Dorothy and
Norma Albert, children OF Mr. and Mrs
Henry Albert the former dressed as
street musician, and the latter as a
monkey. caused much amusement Miss
Helen Norris did a tambourine dance
Others in the group were tho Misses
Clarice French, DOrothS ana lsaDcI!c
Palms. Katherine ingalls,. Catherine
Palmer. Nancy stair, Patsy Clark and
judith Pole. Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs. Lanicr
Pole. Miss Ida Pole, and Mcasrs. shan
non Meancy. James Mcllvaine Basil
Savidgc, Marie Armellini, Thomas H
Sterritt, Jr. and H TAFT. The flower
girls. who took in more than $50 were
The Misses Josephine Palms. Charlotte
I'illey, Louise Gibson. Mary Butler and
others Mrs Charles o. Palms and Mrs
william Mahitt had charge OF the
candy table
After the performance there was a
dance in the Japanese room the young
men and women of the cabaret wearing
tneir costumes.
Dinners were given beforehand by
Mr and Mrs. W. J. Schmidlapp, of Gin
c:nnati who entertained in the Japan
csc room for more than dozen guests :;
BY Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. ingalls, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Waller. w. y. Carter.
and others.