The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-05
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ao"f' y, = Swrsr ssRrsus, August 3, 1874.
Letters from watering-places seldom nav
srtorest except for the drdxHdt,s t,eTsotn 20
.heir ;n,imate friends. II one ,aoy e'a". a,
.aown the sheet she looks to see ht, w,
,;est toilet has been noticed. tia g ent"s,nan'
,,n o,o goa that the world at large shouiu NnJ Is
90, ho lcd the - German" Stils JenA'n' -
and will be, an authority never
perhans some of your rcaders n'. IN
have been TO this place 70 1nd 't'a. ..,,er az
Avoca. there is certainly no n,,ntrv
A."o y the lovely, undulatins counut
49, into green hollo%s ana lis."s "
Uppo55 maintains With the "s~cet "a,eas
WI" s'. Wv. ,,,ey,n.s. would alone make IL VIC.
Ielu ,., m h,t 70 these natural beauties are
sn nSoa snnerior accommodations, pienCnW
Auu'u nr;o,r food, good cooking. anu de'
an. nttcpds.,cp. The exquisite cleanliness
, rvt in every part of the houses, COT
ta"eS and grounds has become part OF the
,''oce.s reputation. Bedding, linen, tower
in~ ;s all Of the best quality, and all the sur
ro,,ndincs are orderly, refined ana elegant:
A, nreseut there are about three hunafAa
,r,,ests of the clsss who generally assemMcas
TIC sweet. Among them We notice Cover
NOR Uend,icks and family and Mr.. Holman
Tam;,t,n and party, all Of Indiana; JaoSc
stronr. OF the United States Court, OF w asn-
;na,on. Colone. Snowden Andrews, hls gen
.is re6nea wife and fine family OF chHdreh,
NJ BALTIMORE: General Gibson ana fanny,
Mr.. Montgomery, Mr.. Emory Cl,pl. ana
Mrs Lsbri-sc. With their families, all OF ne"
Osleans: Mr.. and Mrs. GODDARD, OF Arkah-
sns. from B4I,,more comes Mr. William
Donnen. Mr.. johns Hopkins, Mr.. Bo'k'l
lee Mr.. J. II. II. Nicholson, Sir. kaieiSh
,rbomas. sud other large parties OF faMiiieS'
from Washington, MIR. Dodge ana fanny,
Admiral Radford and party, Mrs. OSael'
Hoffman and daughter, formerly OF ne"
York the same highly cultivated iaoy WHO
for many wears graced the head OF her nus
hands hospltaole home; from 81. LUIS
comes Mrs. l.. w. kearney.
The Younger portion of the compan! are
bet.er seen IN the ballroom. Misses Mont
oomcry and Clapp, aud her>onch, OF Ne"
Orleans: Misses Pitts, Nicholson, SpFiSs,o VI
Baltimore: Miss MiIlcr. the daughter OF Tue
courtecus superintendent. There Is l.'e
an attractive sci Of young Indies " standing
relnrtart at the brink where womahnooa
and childhood meet" Among them loo
mel Andrews bright family, aud the attrac-
tive pylnph-ikc daughter OF Mr.. ChaI.cs
Marshall. Carolina is represented ny Mt.
Halle and his attractive young VIE Ih'.
sissippi BY Mr.. and Mrs. Worthlngton, anu
Georgia by Mrs. Pember, who certainly eau
sustain the reputation of that State: Mr..
end Mrs. Beirnc being at home, can nara,y
be classed among visitors, or that lazy could
certainly bear off the palm. The ioVeiy hirs.
Miles, whose presence We shall miss "neh
her cultivated aud polished husband fills his
professors chair at Baltimore.
We notice among the gentlemen some re-
representatives. of foreign powers in the per-
son Of Maurice DefosSe rs the Belgian Min
lister, and Paul Dejlrdin. of the French Le'
CATION. ;, A.,
The corps of management is all that can
be desired. Mr.. Miller, of the Carroltop, IS
superintendent; Mr.. Parker, of Courtney u
Sons, locator; Mr. Younger, Fountain Ho-
Tel, cashier; MIR. j. &. Brockenborough,
clerk. Where there is so much comfort, Or
der, and executive ability under their super
vision, nothing need be said. We can only
feel sorrow for our friends who have gone
elsewhere.