The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
Especial to The rimes-Dispntch.l


the little cluster OF Villas around tn
notel were The only territory for
miles not .nvcloped Ia flames. [; was
4 warm night, and snca!s Of the hotei
paced the vernniaa watching the Gtght.
a ffty mile wilma famed the hanCS 80
that ~ some PLACES they appeared
the Deiane!d Mountain path, from,
which elevation Ot l.c0t feet abovc The
lolo' I'll sight MS = ma nlicrut ono.
Hhere t"e IInej h;iG sep af. iei.H
,nB occasional std'uoH burning. the OF
rosite, mountans appeared iko. trNns
on q hllihi'ie Wiz, tas ii.hth showing
rom the va!s2ue %ludpws, with hcTa
and there lHNt,d s.cykcrgper- =
large force 81 m.h OF tho V!rSlnta f1ot
spring Company was obliged 70 Gghr
tic flames AL night u Keep men.
lway from sDrie uf the ou:hnsla MS ~
aotel ara ne village "aa =; 10 tim.
II danger
SOCIETY WOMEN KNIT
sCARirs ron SOLDIERS
1t would be hard 10 imagine n greater
Inder which 80 many OF the society
women here, are knitting scarfs for tho
soldiers. and the environment In which
hese scarfs viii be- used. Tho other
tigh,. alongside OF card table orpo-
ste a BLAZING good hre in the Home
scarf OF brilliant colora.- In the prime
dressed in a Paris evening gown that
iisplaiycI rome OF ,.sEptian pearls
he Was sa 'e lovely ' thinE 10 LOOK ~ eI rs
she talked occasionally in q fasci,at-
ins WI! with Sir Robert Borden. the
movement she throw the lo,ls six scarf
I'm qfrsii inia brishi SCARF yyill
2 my. PRIME my so!dier n bullet Sir
SIR Robert. whose country tx nj war.
xh9 r.. had jusi said Eoea- by 10 an army
u ind who knows something OF war CON
iitions, dti not commit himself
Something OF the same interest was
showh by Ars. Henry Lowe, of New
York Il few afternoons ago. when shc
gave luncheon party at tn. Aiie-i:nd
producing knitting for tho soldiers
Zach woman attending brought yarns
,omebody also brought few decks Of
;ards, and t,'e trntil is there was mo
rhe guests were Mrs Alexander H. H.
RAFT Mi5s SIary Mortimer Mrs. Raw
rank Hutton, are Mrs. William &
Denny.
'pirit Developed in Il crowd Of several
hundred societS peopie I'm the grin
hight when, after e cakowa!k. there
vas general dancing. and the orches-
ra E struck UP. Its a Long, Long Way
played here without marked eTec, once
n twice before, but this time. perhaps
difference 10 the presence Of the ca
adlan Premier. II "as Interrupted AT
nee with great applause, and nom the
rst the crowd forced it's repetition. rot
nce, but many times, until the piece
'ns given the greatest ovation ever ac-
orded any music here.
soon, under tie influence OF the mu-
shiring Through The maddest dance
yer witnessed. Literally they sang
nj danced 'Tipperary" Tor four hours
tr3ight. with scarcely an intermisaion,
hd iii one OF the long rallies of the
even minutes without stopping. Men
tood In their chairs along what miSht
termed the side lines, waving their
ands 10 the rhythm. while others tax
y seats with tho negro jubilee sing
,exa nssa fne roof VIII ihssr yoices
,ngh OF New York, wnvinE batons.
}ok turns leading the MIXED chorus
he dancing vas al q furious pace. and
s. remarked, They certainly did ~
or or s ,bc nS.;,., Ii a;39 o'clock 9ar-
hen Mr. Mccullough announced he
e s G that was 70 s ef Part for every
.eshments brought in for every one
onstration beside Sir Robert ana LADY
onflen, wee Mr.. and Ms Oscar tin
,rwo9o.a OH, NJ, and Mrs, Maurice Heels
thompson; AIRS. Edward y Rerwina
nncs :! Van Aien. Mr., and Mrs peg
=, ~. hi E. Z, Mr. nnA Mrs; Melville IN
=. and AIS Hen mr., Rnsseli Ii"t S;ns
nomas X IauehiIn Mr. ard Mrs
, ,ori esd y. Sih,erman NJ: and Mrs. CAL
,ady. Mr. and Mrs =. r. Rowlan.,
r, ,i,i r,eds ,I}l: Eas ,o Mrs r De witt
ma naTe T Rsne- Kenscfa ,,s G"ii'er Miss
+, and MIS-. WiIliarr Fctin.ves Nor
n, Mry: Ei'a neis McMenl Bacon Fran
exander D u Pratt. Miss '. pYff..nv
ana Mrs. Edward y Clark NJ and
IS; "a Alf, ed Ely Jri Mr/and Mrs. c II
iiliams. AIies Marv Mortimer. Miss
trjory Hancock Miss norothv HAN
tx Ms. W:nslow Williams. Miss
Tia Edey. NJ. and Mrs. Lvdig IEoyt.
s. S. J.. Schoomnakor and Alrs John
ne
GHTEEN-IIOLE: COURSE
N B!ITHuAY CAKE
The Nassau Country Club together
th the etghteen.iiole golf course. was
tutfully spread out on the top of
huge birthday cake made by Mail
DIS Now York. and sent down mere
few days ago for birthday party
It the Rev. and Mrs. Avery Norris,
tmevlr Of Glen Cove, gave for Mir.
&c. who have been spending their
leymoon here. Both the men arc
mhers of the country club. Mrs Nc
sty was Mrs. Henrietta Read. of
senwich CT,
'lendenin IS. Ryan has heen making
"a purse tor a new bootblack at the
hotel negotiated with shine artist
PHI ladelphia to put polish upon
boots Of October society people
vn mere. lie accepted and was not
lin heard from unNl early this week. /;
en- i,o arrived footsorc and weary. I
Ting walked all the way. nearly sac
.es. Mr.. Ryan told his friends that
zone who wanted to black boots .
ugh to walk that distance for the
would doubtless put ON shine
rth some special recognition. I
everal young people from the Home |
nd Hotel, who took the trip to passi
Farm for tea on sunday afternoon.
roYly escaped being thrown over n
tipice when the brakes on their
failed to work They were u mile /;
a half from the farm. where the.
mtain road winds around the enU,
ugh Back Greek Mountain. when AT