Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
SPORTS At HOT SPRINGS
CENTER OF ATTRACTION
Interesting Program Of Golf, Tennis,
Swimming and Driving Is
Carried Out.
oLD.FAsH1oNED PICNIC HELD
Many Parties Motor Down From
New York to Spend Remainder OF
July and August-Lawn Fete and
Dance at Casino.
Especial to The Times-D!spatch.l

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HOT SPRINGS. VA. July l7.-There
has been a remarkably interesting pro-
gram OF sports at Virginia Hot Springs
during the past week. There were two
tennis tournaments. two golf tourna-
ments. swimming and diving contests
and an old-fashiCned basket picnic at
the Lower Cascades in which l25 Of
the Homestead guests participated. A
lawn Yet" ana dance at the Casino was
"Wednesday nights feature
Many parties have motorcd from New
YORK TO spend July and August at the
Homestead. among them Mr.. and Mrs.
~. John Woo" and another party COM
posed Of DR. and Mrs. T. NJ. Dearborn.
IL and Mr.. and Mrs. Faris r. Russell.
The Misses Sallie Mercer. Lemoine
and Margaret Dunlop. who arrived last
week with their mother. Mrs. Archi-
bald NJ McCrea. OF New York. from
their farm at Petersburg. Va. are very
active In all outdoor sports. They have
their own saddle horses here and ride
daily. beside playing golf and tennis.
Another trio Of attractive girls are
the Misses Josephine. Isabelle and
Dorothy Palms. who came this week
from Detroit with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lewis Palms and
Charles Lewis Palms. Jr
Mr. ard Mrs Charles Neave. Charles
Jr. and Alexander Neave arrived on
Thursday morning from New York. and
vii! occupy Fearn Cottage for the sum
iner They expected 10 arrive in June.
but were DELAYED on account of Mrs
Neave's recent Illness
Mr. and Mrs w w. Spence Jr Who
had lnglescote this summer, are doing
cutie bit Of entertaining and Miss
ADA l. Spence, their daughter. is en-
gagged in Red Cross settlement work
mere With Miss Gladys ingalls,. who IS
the president Of the Hot SPRINGS Valley
HHrsins Association Miss ingalls, has
recently returned from a two weeks
visit. the guest of her brother and
sister law. Mr.. and Mrs Albert s.
ingalls, Of Cleveland. Mrs. Melville E.
ingalls, Joined her there last week.
having spent the carly summer in Cali
!oFnia. and returned with her on Mon
caF to White Cottage here Mr. and
mrs Melville f. ingalls,, Jr.. are here
ior the summer from New York, and
are out on the golf links daily.
N%ron T. Hcrrick, x-ambassador 10
week ''''
Mrs c. f. Llewellyn, o. Philade,ph;a
- expected 10 arrive early next week
Homestead
Rev w j. walsh were among ea I ,ha
weeks arrivals from Philadelphia.
Mrf Jeanne W. Wake and her
daughter Miss Wilke arc al the Home
'!i! weeks Mrs. Wilke
mas farm az Hot Springs. and OK
Iects 10 erect her summer home here
MFs K l.. Gunton mas been Mrs
wilkes guest at several lunches this
week, ana William r Cornelius. Of
Pittsburgh. has joined them here.
Mrs Benjamin +. Pilson. Of wash
ington, VINO spent month here with
her daughters, the Misses MARGARET
and Olga Pi!son let, early in the week
10! philadelphia They were accom-
panic! by Richard NJ Hamilton OF
Washing ton. who was here with them
during the last week Of their visit.
Nh and Mrs Reginald W Cauchois
tE!eanor Scott, who spen; their
honeymoon at the Homestead. have re-
iurned TO New York
Mrs. Caroline Ijams has returned 10
Princeton. after several weeks here.
during which time she took the cure"
NJ and Mrs. James Ross Todd.
Louise Todd and Jewett Todd. of Louis
VILE. are spending the summer with
Madame Christian Hauge al Barton
Lodge
Mg and Mrs Francis G. Landon and
the Misses Adelaide and Eleanor Lam
don. who spent a month mere have
gone 10 their summer home at Peaks
KIN for the remainder of the sum
n1er
Mrs j. p. Bell and Miss c. Rush
motorcd from New York recently TO
the Homestead
Baron Marcus Rosenkrantz and
Baroness Rosenkrantz will close their
London house on July Is and will reach
Hot Springs late in July. They will
spend the remainder OF the summer
with the baroness's mother. Mrs. Re-
becca Lowe Gunton, at Gunton Lodge.