Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
KNIGHTS ARE FREQUENT
GUESTS At HOT SPRINGS
anadians Recently IIonored Are
We'll Known by Patrons Of Vir-
ginia Resort.
WEATHER LIKE THAT OF SPRING
fridge Parties on Verandas OF Hotel
ana Clubhouse Add Attractivcncss
TO Weeks Winter Program-SmaIl
Game Hunting Agreeable Sport.
Especial ID Tho TimeSDispatch. ]

HOT SPRINGS. VA. January ca
Three of the six Canadian knights
rcscntiy created by the New Years an
houpcement, are frequent visitors At
no virginia Hot Springs. a fact that
Aa' been mentioned by a number OF
'anadians here at present These are
81 Clifford Seton and Sir william
'ficc. OF Ottawa. "ho are owners Of
ASH timber lands in the western part
81 the dominion, AMI Sir Herbert
samuel Holt, president of the Royal
sank OF Canada. Two other proIni-
h"nt Canadians kniehtcd not long ago
ma who spend much Of their time
| Here. are Sir Robert Borden. who Was
At tho Homestead with Lady Borden
throughout the fall and SIR George
'hlsc! Perlcy. whom visitors Will re
member as spending the fall seasons
nero Tor several years until last fall
men his absence WAS forced Through
us being appointed Acting High Com.
missioner in London. an Office that
anks with that OF the Premier.
Warm. spring-likc weather visited
no resort this week. much to every
nody's liking. ana it was "A common
hinE Tor people 10 sit without wraps
On clubhouse and hotel vcranda. play
IA. bridge, which just now has great
'ia!m to attention, the women attend
hE these affairs frequently In whit.
'f"adcloth suits and other summer at
'i'". Mrs. Arthur ciarkson Co,vel gave
one OF these plaza bridges
This favorite resort has become :,
-"It"rS paradise The recently seeded
, ft"chs are In excellent condition. W1lh
mo successful termination OF Ia. td-
EcrisinS Mems Golf Tournament at
!ipehurst this week. arrangements viii
DON be ntsde for their acconmoda-
non here JIL<une. At leas, 100 men
IN tt,AL
nose participating AT Pinchurst who
are expected here are Harold slater
{. Nernham. 4. :. BrowHell, l.. y
hamilton. II. W. Ornsbec. J. j. lIaxcn,
NJ. Parker. William MCCord, II j.
frost. c. I. RUSSELL Is u. McAlpin.
$, b. Lasher. T.. j. Ridsewny, Dr. A.
!. Gardner. William G. Freeman. u +;
Waite. IL l.. Spaulding, H. :. Houston.
Nu!is brady. l.. H. Gauss H. II. Tread
"eil' Lorenzo Daniels. II. X. Reed and
EDWARD Rode. OF New York. pennsyl-
Nanta is also we'll represented. Among
those usually In the tournament are
.. s. OllYet, of Allegheny; w r. Rob
"rts, al Ek}RH9s. nv. Potter, 4. r. Palmer
and E.RF Behrend, OF Eric: +. G.
Martin. OF Huntington Valley CLUB. and
II. Mulholland. OF Pittsburgh.
After dinner parties wsre numerous
IN this JAPANESE Room this evening. 4
tolored cabaret cnlvcned the scene
with dance music intcrsperscd with
Southern melodies. Some OF the ell :
iertainers having tables wer. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Cowl, Arthur Cowi Jr..
Mrs. Walter &. Bryant Mr.. and Mrs,
w. w. Dickinson, j. Gimh-l. Mrs j. W.
w. Lambert. MIR. and Mrs. H. j. Sea-
man. Mr. and Mrs: ". Barry Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. WILSON, Mrs James
:. Lowery. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sharpe.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brite. MIR. ana Mrs.
W: T. Davies g. II. Delamater. Or.
Ito
George y" Cock and Edward ID. Tolund
MIR. and Mrs. -. W. MCCALL. of Mon
real, who sojourned her. six weeks.
have left for Tampa. where they intend
70 cruise along 9Th. Florida west coast
and visit other gulf ports on their
houseboat. the Rainbow" For hve
Years they have broken their Florid.
trip by holiday stay at the Home
stead.
1t has been learned here by friends
that the intended South American
cruise OF John Long Severance. Of
Cleveland. has been interrupted. When
The steam yacht Waturus reached Mas
sau. Mr.. Severance found Il cable mes
sage calling him back 10 New York.
'rhe yacht returned immediately to Kew
West.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Il. Mcmahon. OF New
York. arrived recently for the baths.
Hunting small game has been an
7 NSTcthpie sport tNlS week. G. IL. Has
k"ll. w. Y. Iiumes. +. w euro and
George T.. Cask have tracked rabbits
u the base Of Delaheld Mountain with
yaryinS success. Mrs. j. w. W. Lam
/ bert and Miss Q. L. IIaydcl ride their
mounts frequently TO Iassifern Farm
I Mrs. G. c.. Mecks. Thomas H. Powers
I Mir. and Mrs. Henry Albert. George. r.
\ Greenia. Mrs. III. 4. Frost. Mrs. s. Pear
4 sail and Mr.. and Mrs G. III. Wilson were
\ also among the Saddlers
\ Late arrivals at the Homestead in
\ dude Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan. Mr..
( and Mrs. James Brite. Mr.. and Mrs
| stanley l.. Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
| wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Silsbe
II New York: George Cowl, OF Great
Neck; Mr.. and Mrs. George IL Greenia.
y. W. Fricss and Mrs. NJ. p. Lewis. of
E'rooklyn; George H. Buchanan, Miss
Marian Buchanan. Miss Elizabeth
buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas a. Nc
fennell. Edward Toland and Mr. and
Mrs. Caleb Milne. philabe1nbin