Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
week. Mrs. Eggle.ton and daughter

week. Mrs. EgRleston and daughter
are visiting at Orange. Va. on their
way home. while DIR. Eggleston went
direct to Columbus. Miss.
Tho second potato raco OF tho season
on Monday evening proved enjoy-
able affair. and was won by Mrs. j. c.
McGrath. OF New York City, and little
Miss Martha Woodward. Of Norfolk
On Tuesday morning a largo party.
including Miss Eleanor wingfleld, Of
Richmond; Mrs. l.. G. McCirath. of New
York: Mrs. Eugene Robinson. OF Rich
mond: Mrs. c. s. Roller, OF Fort Do
fiance. Va; Miss Petty, Of Culpeper, Va,
the trip to Goshen by train and visited
the Pass by automobile.
On Tuesday evening tho young people
OF tho hotel gave n most creditable
vaudeville in the ballroom. w. L. Aus
tin. of Richmond. conducted the pro.
gram, interspersing between acts witty
sallles directed at the guests. Miss
Carol Minor. of Richmond. representing
herself as Mrs. Charlie Chapman"
made the hit OF tho evening. The entire
audience stood on its feet and called the
clever impersonator back time and
again. The dancing of Misses Ora and
BESSIE Austin. OF Richmond, received
vigorous approval and applause, and
the singing of Stanley Blanton, OF Rich
mond. and the clever tricks of winn
Gravely. of Rocky Mount. N. c., COM
bined to furnish repertoire well
worthy OF the very best vaudeville. Not
to be omitted. was an attractive little
dialogue between little Miss Huyler
Hinton. OF Petersburg, and Master John
Woodward. OF Norfolk. Little Miss
Hinton also delighted the audience
with mother goose song, and ap-
little brother. Master Bobbie Hinton,
as Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle" The
whole affair was decided success
silver offering was taken for charity.
On Wednesday evening the young
people OF the hotel. about thirty In all,
went for an old Virginia straw ride.
The gay party left tho hotel at $3.50 in
the evening, and returned a little
while after II, during which time they
rambied to Augusta Springs. left tho
remains Of a sumptuous lunch In tho
churchyard and woke everybody up
along the road home.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Porter
treated the little folks Of the hotel to
straw ride several miles through
the country. "A. B. Laughon and w. l..
austin. OF Richmond chaperoned the
little people.
Among the arrivals OF the past few
days are Mrs. C. D. Wingheld and Miss
Eleanor Wingfield, OF Richmond; s. A.
McLemore and c. A. Skeeter. OF Port
Norfolk, Va: w. L. Ragland, of Rich
n.
j. Miller. and Miss Mae Lucas. OF Mid
dlebrook. Va; Frank 8. Irwin. OF Char
lottesville, Va: Mrs. s. c. Phillips, of
Norfolk, Va: A r. Marlborough. of
Richmond: H. NJ. Reinhard, of Rich
mond Miss Hinton. OF Roanoke; Mrs
J. X. Hinton. of Petersburg. Va; c.. H.
Hancock. of Lynchburg. Va; ]. w.
Marshall, of Baltimore. Md: Mr. and
Mrs. G. e. Blanton. and child, OF Rich
mond: Mrs. Charles s. Roller, and
Master Charles S. Roller III, OF Fort
Defiance, Va. and Miss Petty. OF Gull
pepper, W.; 2. B. Watt. Miss Mamie
Wilkinson. ]. d. Hughes, George p
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Winston and
Misses Bessie and Pattie Winston. Nat
Blanton, of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. D.
p. Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. Lucas
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lucas. OF
Swoope. Va; \. Y. Minor. of Rich
mond Miss n. Robinson, Of stanton.
Va: B. II. Haskins of North Carolina;
]. y. Rawlings. of Staunton, Va;