The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-07
HOT SPRINGS
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Hot Springs Va. September g.
Henry w. Anderson. OF Richmond.
brought n party OF sixteen young pco-
pie over In automobiles from White
sulphur Springs Il few days ago. They
stayed for couple of days at tho
Homestead. and considerable entertain
ing was done in their honor. Miss
Clarice French and Barton French gave
4 a ten and dance for them at Barton
/ Lodge. and MIR. Anderson gave Il dim
ner in the Japanese room of the lone
stead, which was one of the gaycst af-
! fairs Of the autumn season 40 far. The
guests filled a table laid for twenty.
ana between the courses of an clab
crate menu they left their seats to
turkcy-trot and tango Among the
number We're Colonel 10 Lane stern
of Richmond: Miss Hilah G. French
barton French. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. HUI
| bert. Miss Sarah Hamilton, of Peters
burg; Thornton Lewis. and Mr. and
Mrs John w. Grant. of Atlanta.
I The new northeast wing of the
! Homestead Hotel together with an oc-
taeonai addition to the dining room
and new semcircular corridor con-
Meeting the new wing with the original
building. We're opened for Labor DAY.
and advance bookings indicate that the
enlarged hotel VIII be filled to its ca
pacity for the next eight weeks
The addition. which is colonial in
style. contains 100 new outside rooms
/ and baths. and permits the hotel to ac-
coinmodate 500 viStorR. \ new de-
| parture has been followed in the fur
ntShinE. Avoiding the hotel feeling
TIL" decorator has produced the effect
oil country house with specially de-
signed furniture and hangings 1t is
said to be the only hotel of its kind
! IN TINS country. and since its opening
hundreds of visitors have been loud in
! it's praises
~ horse show and program of field
sports were given here Labor Day
Many members of the autumn colony
exhibited. among them Miss Eleanor
/ /. Chandler. of Philadelphia. who won
hrst prize in the ladies park saddle
class. riding !. w. Hamilton's BILLY;
Miss Mary II. Brooks Of New York ro .
! ceiVed second mention. riding her
horse. millionaire Baby" Miss Kath-
crime Ingalls, also exhibited in this
/ class
y dansant was given in the japanese
room of tho Homestead yesterday ar-
tcrnoon by Miss katherine ingalls, for
several young friends.
Numbers of luncheons and dinners
have been given this week among the
hosts being w. Barton French who
gave luncheon at Barton Lodge com
pilmcntarN to Mrs. G. r.. Ramsey and
Miss Virginia Foster. OF ST Louis who
came over from White sulphur Springs
Tor day or two. Chateau Walsh. OF
ST. Louis. also entertained them at :.
luncheon ut Fassefcrn Farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O. Palms. OF
Detroit. gave II luncheon for fourteen
at the Daniel Boone Log Cabin. and
Mrs. William Mafiitt. Of St Louis. en-
tertained there for several young
people.
Mrs. Seth Barton French. who has
spent the last six weeks in the West
and in Canada. At her new 2OOO-acrc
ranch. near Calgary, in Alberta. ar
rived home the middle of the week
and will remain through the autumn
sea son.
Mrs w. G. Worthington and Mrs
william James. Of Baltimore. have ar.
rived from White Sulphur Springs ant
the Maine coast for the fall, and are al
the Homestead
Elliott Lee is a guest of Mrs Cal.
deron Carlisle and her son at their
cottage
Mrs II. III. bowman and Miss
bowman. Of New Orleans. have com,
over from White sulphur Springs for
the month.