The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-12
HEALING SPRINGS.

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HEALING SPRINGS.
. nrALra evSe s0vSTAIS WHERE NERVES
arr RESTORED TO THEIR NORMAL STATE
txp wueRE CHARMING COMPANY CoSokn-
aAgE-A BRILLIANT GERMAN AND VIM
WE'RE AT IT.
fcerrspondence o. the Richmond Dispatch
HEAiINa SPRINGS, August ~, lsoi.
There may be summer resorts oos..s
known, with larger aecommoea.iVus' 90, su"
whscb are more easily reacnea ,"sn 'ns'
Int after a lengthy and healluiui eoJou."
here that has been satisfactory ~ e,o'! ~, ~
49,, Sn,,r correspondent Is forced 10 the
.f,esssjon that few II any OF the virginia
Sos,n,ains combine the genuine pleasures
aad comforts for health-seekers that may
a. foupd AZ the "A,lHealin2."
situated I'm one OF the loyeliest valleys IN
this section Of yirginia's
GREAT NATURAL BEAUTIES,
the Healing may be considered espee'aIy
endowed with heath'giviDg properties 20.
TO speak Of the excellent management 'ue
nlaee receives from that genial gentleman
Mr.. Carter Eubank.
a, is OH very well 10 expatiate In ROUNDED
sentences upon the wonderful properties
andthe cures effected by mineral waters put
conyIction as TO their true merit can OnIy
be obtained by daily observation OF posllNS
henefits derived by those who Siahd 10 neeo
of extraordinary agencies. TINS convection
will be assured to any one who VISITS thls
enchanting spot, where miasma IS unknown
and dampneSs, and even mountain fogs are
put 10 flight by
THg DRY, HEALTHY ATMOSPHERE.
On this account the place possesses the
peculisr properties OF correcting or renew
ing disordered and Over-taxed nervous sys-
tens. Young or old people who, from one
cause or another, indulge those sleepiess
nights and the constant discontinue when
uniaiIlnely result from disOrdered nerves,
NAV here iind immunity from such insup.
variable suffering. Indeed, IL may be sald
with All truth that the Healing is an unIall'
ing panacea for all human distempers result
ing from unnatural and Overburdened iives,
not 10 speak OF its curative powers when
applied to eruptive diseases.
But with all its notwithstanding powers.
the Healing never presents that dispiriting
ASPECT Of hospital so inseparabiy connect
I'D with every thought OF other curative re-
sorts. Here the invalid is cheered by that
DELIGHTFUL GAIETY
which IS tempered By modest refinement,
and unstinted bOmellke sCciabilty.
There Is a large company here now, ana
Il may be further said the place has been
well patronzed throughout the season. AS
usual, there are many charming people,
who never fail TO throw around the Healing
a social atmosphere that COMFORTS with that
salubriiy with which nature has already ln-
vested II.
The young people gave
A GERMAN
last evening, which proved in every respect
highly enjoyable occasion. The bali
room was brilliantly lighted and fairly
ablaze with rich and becoming toilets Of
lovely women, the whole producing scene
OF beauty aud pleasure long TO be remem-
bered. Among the ladies present may be
mentioned
Mrs. julius Sands, of New York, who
looked charming in white silk brOcade, sur
plice neck ichu OF Breton and crepe lisse.
Mrs. Charles Conrad, OF Danville, Va, a
charming and graceful little lady, was most
elegantly attired in pink crepe and white
lace; pearl ornaments.
Miss NJ. II. Levy, Of New York, wore a
demitoiet OF nuns yelling. and was decl-
dedIy belle Of the occasion.
Miss Jessie Caldwell, a very attractive
young lady Of Warrenton, Va, was taste
fully attired in white satin, with lace over
dress.
Miss Maggie Bacon, Of Richmond, a
Young debutdnte, was becomingly dressed
In blue satin and white lace.
Miss Bertha l.. Potts, OF Charlottesville,
was simply captivating 10 her unique cos.
tune of nuns yelling, with square neck
Hol. frin mi
The Misses Maxwell, Of Wheeling, w.
Va, were handsomely dressed in white
brocaded sstins.
Miss Jennie Eubank, OF Lynchburg, with
her sweet face and charming manners,
looked unusually pretty attired in white
French muslin and lace, with blue trim
mings.
The Misses Tardy, from the BOT Springs,
looked lovely, and were eXquisitely attlred
in white, with diamond ornaments.
Among the young gallants were MeSsrs.
j. r. Edwards, Baltimore, Md; j. A. Pat
ton, Danville; Il. ID. Johnston, Richmond ;
S. Doe, Danyile; Southern Davis, Louis.
vile, KY; q. Gibson, Baltimore, Nd; G.
Conrad, DanYille, Va; s. Tardy, Hot
SpringsS w. Ellis, Warm Springs; aud
numerous others lent much TO the enjoy
ment OF the evening.
Mrs. Eubank, with her usual grace, acted
her part OF hostess to perfection.
TUE COMPANY
here, taking IL all in all, is one OF the most
socIable, pleasant, and agreeable that could
we'll be thrown together.
We are happy to say our entertaining old
friend, Mr.. j. A. Cowardin, OF the Dispatch
Is here once more, and, Judging from bis
cheerful appearance, is improving. He is
daily surrounded by thrOns OF gentlemen
who enjoy his deep resources OF wit anC
andlaes fund of anpeIOfR