Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04
ALL RECORDS BROKEN
BY INCOMING THn0NC
Folk for Easter at Hot
Springs.
PRINCETON DAY AT RESORT
Glee. Mandolin and Banjo Clubs Give
Concert, and Meet Ball Club Made
Up of Columbia, Cornell and Yale
Players.
( Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to This Times Dispatch.l
HOT SPRINGS. VA, April 3.-Tho in
coming throng of New Workers al the
Hons For Easter has broken all
records in this resorts history. Beside
those congregatine for pleasures sake,
there are an increasing number taking
the cure.
This Was Princeton Day AT Hot
Springs Every one hc:s welcomed the
Glee. Mandolin and Banjo Clubs upon
their arrival this morning. After a
swim in the tank and an early lunch
con. the crowd sauntered over TO the
hall park. where 4 team composed OF
Columbia. Cornell and Yaie men, who
has prac,iced steadily during the week.
gave battle to the Tiger aggregation.
The telegram from James A. Baker. Jr.,
president OF the Glee Club. accepting
athletic organization. but will try any
thin. once" Despite this handicap.
they gave good accoun, OF themselves.
At = c'cioc!i tho university men at
tended q reception and dance held in
their honor in the Japanese Room.
The spacious ballroom could not hold
all who desired to attend the concert
in the evening. Several hundred peo-
ple were therefore. forced TO gather
on the surrounding porches and in the
new lobby. III evcryhody's opiniop the
program was the best ever rendered by
"a Hlee club Il, the Homestead. Beside
series o. popular pieces ana classical
selections several original compositions
: were rendered and warmly applaudcd.
Many New York society people were in
the assembiaEc. Among them were
AIR. and Mrs. Frederick r. Jennings.
Miss Frances Stchhins. Miss Dorothy
Stehbirs. Mrs. Charles Frederick Nolt-
iES. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Glib. nr. and
Mrs. Edgar SansorI, Cha rics 4. Wiss-
mann. Mrs f. NJ. McSwain. Miss Emile
Cushman, Miss Prudence Sterry. Miss
Virginia Sterry. Mrs. James Bradley.
Miss Mildred +, Bradley, Miss Elise
French Miss Mildred Gunther. Mrs.
Robert Dixon. Mrs. Guy Thomas. Doug
Las r. Woo!ley. Or. Eevey r. kimbali.
Mt. and Mrs. Irving Schmelzci, Louis
v. Bright and Miss Mildred Bright.
Although Hot Springs has no board
walk. along which to promenade. SER
pcntine stretch of road extending from
the nft9 green TO tho Honest cad serves
the purpose well. Throughout tho day
steady stream OF society women pa
rades the walk" their varicolored
gowns s:ril;inEly relieved against q
background OF dark hemlocks and
Southern pine. Instead of turning the
eye upon mermaid clad in zebra
suit. a petite golfer. a slim tennis maid.
dainty horsewoman is the object OF
attraction. Instead OF planning the
days activities In the lobby after
''TCaktaSt, all TINS Is ScttieN un0CT a
1araSol on the CurVinS promenade.
\ lively sct gathers at the Hon estead
.asino each afternoon for tea, which
is served between dances from until
o'clock. This is tho natural rallying
point for visitors upon concluding a
round Of golf. several arduous tennis
sets or An afternoons mountain climb.
New Workers making the casino their
daily rendezvous are Mr.. and Mrs. Sin
clair Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Irving
-. Blake, Miss Jeanette Flake. Mrs.
Frank peshon. Miss Lavina Barrett.
Mrs. William u. Sargent, Miss Evelyn
sargent Miss Therisa Sargent, Mrs.
John Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Flor
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas : Winslow. Alb
STANLEY. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington
Baker and Mrs Dudley r. Finch.
\ host have felt the call Of the bride
paths. and ride daily OIL the many
facinatirg trails Howard Elliott.
president OF the New Haven Railroad.
enthusiasts. Each morning he rx-
plores trail with his daughter Miss
Edith Elliott and son. Howard. Jr.
To-day they visited Healing Springs
and the Cascades. Mr.. Elliott and his
family have been taking the cure here
for two weeks
One Of the largcst dinner parties this
season at Passifern Farm was given
ny Mrs LaHrence Fitch last evening.
Among those. attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F.. Albright Miss Lorraine
f.ihrignt Miss Marion Albright. David
Albright, Miss Margaret Fitch. Miss
Earling Fitch, Mrs. Arthur F. Earring.
Miss isabel Earlinr. Miss Nancy
Schn elder. Mrs. 4. -. Cirihbcn and Miss
clara ZirH.
John n. Adams entertained eight a;
luncheon at the farm on Thursday
They included Mrs John n Adams
Colonel ]. Burchel Adams. Dunbar
Adams. Jack O'Day, Miss Alice French
Rice. Mrs. William Lowe Rice and Miss
Mildred Gctier. The Adams party re-
Gently arrived In their private car from
Pair Beach, where they spent the win
ter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H MeClement, Miss
t:dwina Elkins Rruner. Miss Anne
Lancashire. Mr.. ana Mrs benjamin w
III edericks. Miss Edith Fredericks Mis-,
Henrietta Fredcricks and Richa I'd
Never are among those who ride freou.
entity.
This seasons tsnnis revival com
rneneed with the return OF James A
Hurns. the pro" throne awaited
The opening Of the courts. Of which
me fun dozen are now in play Some
OF the prospects for this seasons
eriek A, Greene Rufus c. Scott, Hugh
lnman. Miss Jane Seymour, Miss Mar
seymour. Miss Barbara Pooer. Mr.. and
airs Frank Siilnan, Jr.. Dexter Cum
nings and Miss Retta Beyer
The golf fever has caught NOR,
thehe recently joining the ranks are
MISS Helen Draper, Durham Tones
Robert T. Shaw, Frederick Ack.Jt
Nile. Olga II. Slime. Mr.. and Mrs Ro,
McWilliams. Miss Marjorie Rand: Mis-,
Lancashire and Miss Adele BLOW