Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
HOT SPRINGS IS MECCA !
FOR ADVERTISING MEN
Nearly 100 OF Country's Leaders in
Publicity Work Attend Annual
Golf Tournament. -"
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENTS
informal Luncheons on Veranda;!
ieas on Lawn at Concert Hour .,
ana Dancing Help to Make Sum-
nler Hours Pass RAPIDLY.

VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS. July 81
NC presence OF nearly a hundred OF
III" most prominent advertising men
III 'he country. with their families. NJ
the homestead this week turing the
a" ,'u"i tournament OF the American
cor association of Advcr,isi,p Iptcr.
ests. has done much IN MAKE :, ,ha
taycs, week of the season. There
nave b.en social events TO equal In
number ,hc tournament events ,nI
delightful informal lunchcons on rho
clubhouse veranda. teas on the lawn
during concert hour and dancing bo,h
In the ballroom and the Japanese roon,
have been IN progress daily Dancinr
and bridge contests were held Tuesdor
ana Thursday afternoons and even
inEs. banquet on Thursday night
ana the annual meeting Of the associa-
ton on Friday evening 80.
Colonel and Mrs. FL H. Treadweu
and Miss Jane Treadwell of New
YORK. all of whom played in the adj
Vertscrs tournament. are staying an
other week at the Homestead On
TUESDAY evening the Treadwells and
w. y. Cawlcy. Of Macon, Ga, were
guests at dinner at the Fassifern
Hunt Club. given by General Edward
IL. 'McAlpin, who is here for month
taking the "kur" Miss Treadweu
PLAYED with Burridce Butler. OF Chi
caFo. in the nag contest Monday, and
brought their flag to tho seventeenth
green Mrs. Treadwell has given sew
eral teas at the Casino.
INC cottagers at Hot Springs have
started their round OF delightful in
tcrchanse Of dinners, bridges and
iuhcheons Mrs. Matthew L. Akerss
teas at tplands are always do
light. Mrs. George Gunton. at Gun
ton Lodge. cntertains more at auction,
following dinner. than in any other
way. Mrs. Edgar Bright is not en-
tertaining at Bright Cottage a. much
as formerly, on account OF the Ill
health OF Mr. Bright Edgar Jr. has
returned from Yale and will spend
the summer with them. and Miss
Eleanor Bright has found a charming
companion In the young daughter Of
w. w. Spence, Jr. who occupy
Ingelscote. Miss Spence and Miss
Bright ride a great deal, and both arc
Hauee. N Barton Lodge, Is keeping
quite TO herself apparently and ths
French villa, which she has leased. Is
so far up the mountain that people
haven't got into the habit OF drop-
ping In informally as they do at the
brother and his family, the James Ross
Tohds. are coming soon from Louis
vile. and are always prominent in So
cial life here
The Buckner Wallingfords seem
quite disconsolate at not being able to
find suitable cottage. The boys arc
not depressed however. and have
plenty TO do all through tho day with
their riding. swimming and golf les
sons Mrs. Waliingford and Mrs y.
:. Holmes arp partners in bridge al
most every night, and have a favor,
lite table In the corner OF the lounge
a. the Homestead. Mrs Holmes has
taken Captain Kobertson's house hero
for the summer. and expects to occu=
Ply IL this week.
Mr. s NJ Vanclain and Miss Van
CLAIM. of Philadelphia. are negotiating
the lease Of cottage. and the Charles
Ncavcs. OF New York. are coming this
week to Fearn Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald McCrens
daughters, Margaret. Mercer Sally and
Lemo;nc Dunlop. who have been ex-
pected at Hot Springs for the past
month, have finally decided on July
ms the date Of their arrival at the
Homestead. where they have taken az
large suite of rooms in the new wing.
Howard Pardcc and his bride. the
Baroness V. Frowein. spending
some time at White Sulphur Springs.
the Greenbrier. They motored over
FOR n day this week AT the Homestead.
AND Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Hit
katherine Elkins), whof are on a mo-,
tor trip stopped at the Homestead
early in the week.
Of the honeymoon colony Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Cauchois Eleanor
ScotD and Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Weymouth Sarah English Snowden)
still remain at Hot Springs
Miss Anna Key Thompson and Miss
j. c. Stanton have returned TO New
York after several weeks here.