Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
SPECIAL CARS RUNNING
FOR GUESTS At THE HOT
Rush Is On for Spring Season. and
Scores Are Arriving Every
Day.
SIGNS ARE UNDERSTANDABLE
Nightly Cabaret Shows Instituted,
Full Eightcen-IIOle Golf Course
Opened Up, and Daily Excursions
to Nearby Resorts.

INC height Of the spring season less
than three weeks away. the advance !
guard OF the Southern resort travellers
has stormed the Hot Springs intrcnch
incnts. Special cars from New York.
Washington and points further South
are being run to accommodate tho
'hrong. The instituting Of nightly
cabaret shows In the Japanese Room
and the opening Of the Homestead links
TO tho fun eighteen holes are unmis-
taxable signs that the rush is on.
Iassifern Farm. Oak Grove. Daniel
Boonc's Cabin and other nearby re-
sorts arc daily scenes OF revelry
The exhibit of trophies for the big
t"nnis and golf tournaments is attract
ing much attention. Although these
particular events are yet a long way
Uff. number of entries have been re-
ceivcd. The new ninc-holc course,
designed for those In the FIRST stages
or golf fever, will he In play next
week. This malady has caught many
Ne" Workers here. Among those i'm
proving their scores are J. Wright
Brown. Miss ElOise Talcott Harris. Miss
Harriet a. Jackson. William +. Shee-
nan. Miss r. Augusta Polhcmus, Miss
~. Louise Dixon. Mrs. Perry = VIII
dams Miss Helene Monatt. Mr. and
MIS- Ralph .. Eiinchman. John Hall
Mccullough. John McVicker. Mrs
Charles Peter Doelger. Mrs Harry s.
Rois. Herbert r.. Rogers. DR.. Dwight
Williams Hunter. MIR. and Mrs Perry
u Trafford and Iiy Townsend Ash
more
Fassifern Farm is favoritc stamp
1nR ground for New York society.
recent luncheon was given there by
Eirs. Charles Kohlcr for Mr.. and Mrs
George Florman. Miss Riba Kohlcr and
MISS Vera Kohler. Other freuu"nters
~ the farm are Henry ". Hartman, Mr.
ga
.MoFatt Frank y. Merrill. Mrs. Howard
IiaEgarty Pcll. Mrs. Robert L. stevens.
AIRS. Georges r. Maresi ana Mr. ana
Mrs. William i. Palmer
Ihe coming OF the Princeton C;lce
Tlub on April Is eagerly awaited BIZ
VISITORS here. Beside the musical en-
,trtainmcnt several other stunts are
helmg arranged Swimming fans are
Interested in second aquatic meet. in
which college men from several uni
fers'ti"s Will participate \ larger
array OF cups will ." offered than was
~" case Mt tho Washngton's birthday
hHair. baseball game between tho
Princeton mon and other colleg!aus at
he Homestead viii be featured
Io-n!shts cabaret proved tho SUI
rr"macy OF the fox trot ana dolly dip.
The Japanese Room reeOundei win
Sayety until Sunday was well advanced.
AN amateur nigh, in connection with
ihe Wednesday cabaret is being
Planned hy several theatrical men from
New York and Philadelphia Anon.
thosc entertaining tonight were Mrs
I. Groycne Converse, Mrs. Edward Hone
Murdoch. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Craig
Serbcrtaon, Mrs.sFrank Kellogg AHo,.s
lister Mrs Caleb T.. Eddy, Miss Hcssi.
EDDY. Miss Ruth Eddy. g r. Mauvillc
baron and baroness Won iasperb. MIR
ana MIS-. George y. Ora per Miss Helen
~ Draper. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter IIauck.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Peter Doelrcr
ar and Mrs. Guy r. pel,on. Mr. and
A:s STANLEY Walker Dexter. Mr. and
MIS- II Ives Douglas. Mrs Arthur
Sddle: Mrs G"org" Biddle. Mrs. VIII
liam Wallace kimball. Robert BROOK
ings Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs Frank l.
Ierosa, Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Woollev.
MISS Lillian Anderson Mrs william
Mohatt. Miss Lorraine +. Spur. Mrs
Rowland iiaggerty PcIl. Mr.. and Mrs.
shAr! r. Merrill. Mrs. Harry J. King.
Mss Edith L. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs
|, Charles + Shines and Mr.. ana Mrs
Frank LorinS Preston
y lately arrived New York part,
inciuded Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Eng
lish, William English. Jr. j. Ranford
=. Smith. and David c. Fouss. They
WIN remain until after Easter
Guests at the Homestead enioyed a
skeich entitled "a Trip to the Vir-
gina Tidewatcr. presented by the
Hampton Institute colored glee club
Moving picture scenes Of the industrial
school were shown. and many old
Southern melodies were rendered
Among guests making liberal donations
70 the college were: Mrs. Arthur RiddIr
Mrs Moncurc Biddlc. Mrs. A. Clifford
i Shinkle. Miss Eloise Talcott Harris.
! and Thomas II. Powers. Other visitors
Filing the ballroom were: Mr.. and Mrs
! Frederick II. Moore. Mr. and Mrs,
Charles w. Baker. Mrs. Thomas 'rhack-
rr Miss NJ. Louise Dixon. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph II. Poale. Miss Barbara Poale.
Mrs j. Spencer Turner. Mrs Thomas
II. Sheppard. Andrew T. Seeder. Jr,.
benjamin Harrison. Miss Dorothy
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler.
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall McCol-
Tough.
f " Harrison and his daughter.
Dorothy. are seen riding their mounts
daily. Other regular riders are: Mel
vile E. ingalls,. Miss Gladys Ingalls,.
Mrs Thomas II. Sheppard. Mrs George
!. Draper. Miss Helen Draper, Mrs
Charles Kohler. Miss Vera Kohler, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Wright Brown. Mrs John
r. Mason. Robert Brookings Walsh.
Miss Eleanor Bruner. Mrs Robert
Schaefer Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes @. Trow-
bridge Julian Meyer, Alphonse Luchow
and Thomas Bart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry d. Trafford OF
Short Hills. are enthusiastic mountain ,
climbers. Yesterday they climbed the
Deer Lick trail, walked along the sum-