The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
HOT SPRINGS
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hot Syringe Va. November M-Society
here was interested In seeinE Devereaus
Ntiburn. tho polo player. and his bride.
who wac Miss Nancy Steele. daughter OF
MIR. and Mre. Charles Steele OF New York.
walk into Tho Homestead dining room q
Few MORNINGS ago. They are hero for a
long stay. and have spent most OF their
tiine riding mornings and sieishins in ths
the afternoon. for the early snow storm
that swept this part OF the country hit
Hot Springs hard. leaving six or Digit
inches on the level and drifts several feet
high In some places.
Just before tho storm. Mrs. Seth Barton
French. OF New York and Mrs. Thomas X.
Lsuehiin. of Pittsburgh who was hero with
her sister and orother-in-iaw. MIR. and
automobile trip down The Shenandoah
Valley, whore they visited both tho Prin-
cess Troubetskoy, at Castle Iiil near Abe
mario. and Colonial Chswaid Lanshorn. who
in celebrating his birthday. was entertain
Ing quite a house party. With fox hunts
dinners and turkey trotting. Mrs Laushlin
and Mrs. French found in the party Mrs
Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs Waldorf Aston
who came from Ensiand to celebrate the
event; Mrs. Reginald Brooks. and Mrs.
Paul Fhipps. Mrs. Aston Will stay until
after Christmas. the othere departing short
ly Mrs. French. mt her villa hero gave
luncheon for Mr.. and Msr Taft. inviting
1Ir. and Mrs. Frank witherbee Mrs. Rcgi-
nald dcKovcn and few others.
The snow storm brought sojourners hero
lot OF fun There was much coasting
and sleighinE. = S. Watson, OF Norris
town. who Of the first to go out
with Miss Cledys Ingalls, OF Washington.
took DRIFT at tho wrong angle and tipp-
ed over in front OF Gunton Lodge. Tho
horse away with the sleight- but neith-
OF drivers stecd wero the worse for the
Ini.hap.
II. r Mahe.. OF ice-President Ma
her. OF tho Norfolk and Western Railway.
who gave dinner ct the Daniel Boone
Cabin a mile and a half from tho Home
started in his automobile. and two
hours getting there, after nbandoins tho
machine In a drift He went up with
tsem OF mules next morning and snakcd
St out. and in the afternoon was riding In
a cutter with Miss Ii. Marshall, daughter
Of Mt and Mrs. W. IL Marshall. of New
York. when Il turned turtle. tho
pants having lively scrimnage 20 keep
from being smothered in the drifts
Frederick Aver OF Boston. who is In his
ninety-seoond year took twenty mile ride
through the snow to Oak Grove. where he
and his guests had a game dinner. In
The party wero Mrs. Aver, Miss Katherine
Aver. MIR. ri. ". F. Barney, winslow whit
man and n. Z. Proctor. Eben S. Draper.
one-timo Governor OF Massachusetts was
over for the came purpose the day previous
vth Robert and Alfred BatcheilcT. OF
Washington
Friends OF Baron and Baroness Ro.en-
l,rantz- OF London, who usually spend tho
latter part OF November and December
here, received word from them n few days
ago that they going instead TO Spain.
aud will spend the winter In Egypt. de-
cerring their Hot Springs visit until April.
r. L. Borden. the Canadian Premier ac-
companied by Mrs. Borden. arrived at the
Homestead a few mornings ago. and be-
gan taking the cure. Tho Premier has been
playing golf often with r D. Rose, OF o.
lava Alan A Ryan. who has come down
for rest accompanied by Clendcnin J.
Ryan, his brother. another arrival
the same dag. Mrs. Clenden!n Ryan ex-
poets TO arrive shortly
Mics Jeanette Chappeil tn. young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Chap
pel OF New York and Chicago. who have
como here for the res. OF III. fall. has been
playing some remarkably good tennis. She
ago. This summer she made the unusual
record OF entering three tournaments the
tnal of each of which she won.
AZ the Homestead Hotel the manage
ment has adopted entirely new cue;ou,.
that OF afternoon tea hour from 70 0
o'clock In the main foyer. Judging from,
the showing made * Will be decidedly
popular. People coming IN the main en-
trance IN the crisp fall weather. after rid
Ing and driving, enter this part OF the
building. Some having tea tier. frequent
At,ss Gladys ingalls, Mrs Reginald De-
Kov.n ~. and airs Frederick aver. Mr
sni A-s- Frank Kellogg. Mrs Robert De-
Forest NJ. Etga. Bright and Mr. l. d.
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