Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
HOT SPRINGS FULL
OF PATRIOTIC EFFORT
Having Made Record Loan Cam
paign, 1t Now Goes
a-Nutting.
FOR GOOD OF THE CAUSE
Henry ". Savage, WclI-Known New
York Opera Producer, Recovering
From Effects of Fall Over Preci-
picc-Many Prominent Visitors.
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HOT SPRINGS. VA. October Go
eco a'nutting with me" is rapidly be-
coming one of the favorite slogans
used in the everyday life OF the col
cny here, for the governments request
for nut shells has reached the ears OF
the coloniSt and visitors al this resort.
and various expeditions are formed to
go into the woods and collect the diff
ferent species Of nuts which are useful
New York City, is heading the move
ment here, and has volunteered to at
tend 10 all the details of the shipping
OF the gathered fruits
Henry W. Savage, the wel,-known
opera producer of New York CRY. who
was thrown from his horse down 4
precipice and badly cut and bruised. is
resting easily and mis- wounds are heal
ing nicely.
{. warde Traver of New York City.
whose paintings have been seen on
many art calendars and magazine COW
ers. has painted picture. The End OF
Perfect Day" and is having the same
sold for the benefit OF the community
Captain Leopold Bellon.. the intrepid
Italian aviator who is In charge Of the
Caproni airpiane interests in this coun-
Try, has arrived at the Homestead Ho-
tel and Will take a fortnight's rest.
General Alex II. Heskeih. OF the Rus
sian army, is here with Madam Hes
keith. General Hesketh was a valiant
lighting with The Cars force before
Russia collapsed. His sons and daugh-
1erS are stu in the stricken country
and he is bending all his efforts through
the Red Cross authorities 10 ind them
and bring them 10 this country
Lieutenant Duncan Collie. OF the
British army, and Mrs. Collie viii re-
turn TO New York shortly after having
passed some time. at the Homestead.
Sir Mortimer and Lady Davis. OF Mon
treai. have, come to the Homestead for
euiS Loukowsky of Paris. has joined
The colony here.
L, H. Swan has arrived from Rich
mond. and ne will pass several weeks
here and take the cure.
The Cuban colony at the Homestead
is Sonsianty growing. Recent arrivals
Garc!o Ruhio ~ Guiaudier. Jr.. and
Madam Yc Nda dc Ona and her daugh-
tors. Senoritas NJ. a. and c. de Ona.
ALI prominent in the social life of the
Cuban capital.
Others Joining, the colony here re-
Gently include Madam kristine InEier
who make their homes in this country
At the Plaza Hotel in New York City:
Lieutenant l.. II Coleman, OF the Will
bur Wright hying field; Lieutenant
and General James II. Wilson. United
States Army, retired. and his daughter
and son in Law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Il.
Thompson, who motored here from
Greenville. Del.
SPLENDID RESULTS
FROM LOAN CAMPAIGN
The results OF Hot Springs labors in
the fourth Liberty loan arc coming to
light. and show wonderfully we'll
organized effort by the ladies, both
of Hot Springs proper and OF those
staying at the Homestead and cot
tages.
The ladies committee Of Hot Springs
succeeded in putting Hot Springs over
the top" on the opening day OF the
drive with an overs absorption of al
most 100 per cent. This was followed
by efforts later which resulted in nearly
trebling the quota. For the success
In their organization and work, J. T.
McAllister and his assistant, Hiss
Emma Smith. are to be heartily con-
graduated, as il was through their or
ganizing abilities that the efficient
work OF the Hot Springs ladies' COM
mittee was accomplished.
The Homestead ladies' Liberty loan
committee. under the leadership OF Mrs
Arnold Robertson. sold In a special one
day drive in the Homestead alone Sl37.-
600 in bonds This was followed by a
last minute drive on Saturday. which
brought the total of their work up TO
$4,000 in subscriptions, all Of which
WAS secured from members of the
late interest on the last day, $1,000
bond was rallied of, the same being
won by Mrs. Frank Is. Sisson, wife OF
tho head OF the Guaranty Trust Conn
pany, OF New York City. Mrs. Sisson
Immediately prcscntes. the same to st.
Lukc's Church here ter kelp offset the
lors to their treasury duc.to the church
being closed as Il prccautlon against
influenza