Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
WARE SPRINGS.
The CompaDy-Old ana New Faces
Amusemeuts.
[Correspondenco o. the Rlchmond Dlspatch. ]

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS, July Is, 1888.
The Warm sulphur Springs are sustaining
their reputation as \ pleasant, bealthful re-
sort. Many OF the visitors, who in past
years have combined TO make the hotel there
famous for IFS hospitality and for the home
like feeling il inspires in all its inmates, have
returned and new faces take the places Of
other old friends whe will not be with U.s..
The band arrived two weeks ago aud its
witching strains eptice the soiourners in the
valley TO trip the light fantastic toe. The
fountain that adorns the front OF the hotel
plays with its line spray on the beautiful
flowers, now so proiuse. The most marked
change In the grounds is tue addition OF
many attractive red settees In various shady
hooks. The future historian will tel! you Of
the many fllrtstions which they will uncou-
sciously cause. OF the many love scenes they
will mutey witness, OF the many broken
hearts they will fail 10 pity.
The ion. John V. l.. Flndlay, OF Baltl-
more, is Mt the Warm, aud entertains bis
friends With very witty stories. With bin
has come Mrs. FindIay, who is one OF the
most beautiful aud attractive ladies' 1t has
ever been our pleasure TO meet.
Miss Mary Lyons, OF Richmond, bss Just
arrived in our midst aud Is proving herself a
most attractive addition TO our company.
Mr. and Mrs. George 7. NJ. Gibson have
come again. She rs as beautiful as ever, and
has brought Miss Gibson TO give the youth
OF our country hope for their future bappi-
ness. Rumor whispers that they are gong
TO repeat the Snowfall. last years success,
and give new play called Broken Hearts,
W. 5. Gibert's most pathetic work. We
wish them success In their efforts TO amuse
and entertain their friends.
The Messrs. Grant from Chicago, baye
come and this afternoon went up TO the Hot
Springs aud won the tennis championship
Tor the Warm. They are certainly fine play
ers aud we challenge the Springs 10 beat
them.
We have among us many beautiful and
charming ladies, Among them | may men,
ton Miss Niche and Miss Tenant, bellies Of
Petersburg; Miss Ilnkley, who is from
Baltimore; Miss Dewitt. who readers Wash
ingtOn attractive because IL is her home; the
Misses Bloomingdale, who have come from
Philadelphia to receive warm welcome.
Mr.. Joaquin del Calyo, accompanied by
his handsome aud charming wife, has re-
turned TO be a. popular as ever with all.
DIR. W. S. Gordon, a rising physician OF
Richmond. is resident physician at the Warm
for this season. He seems to be As popular as
agent eman rs he Is successful as physician.
Judge W. S. Goocb, OF Louisa Courthou'e,
has been with US, and by bis Judicial dignity
has given us high opinion OF the learning
and wisdom Of Nirgnla's bench. The Judge
brought his sister, who will make long So
iouru with us. She is already the centre OF
an sdmiring cOterIe.
might expand indefinitely by mention OF
many others who sre here, or who will be
here, bu, will close by saying that "Tom"
Glover Is here as ever 10 greet newcomers
with bis hearty smile and pleasant manner.
Since began my letter, the new scenery
fer our plays has arrived and we hope 10
make success OF tnis feature. Germans are
already on the taps and the season is fairly
under war. Among The prominent people
lately arrived are the following: MIR. and
Nrs. w. A. Gammell. summeryille, 5. c.;
Mr.. Lucien NJ. Adkins, Louisville, KY;
Mrs. W. ii. Elliott, Savannah, Ca; Mr.. and
Mrs. d. wul,in. Cincinnati, o.; mr. aud
Mrs. j. Carey Cosle, Baltimore, Nd; Mr..
aud Mrs. A. H. Crane, New York; the
Misses Grace, New York; Msior w. ].
johnson. Richmond, Va; Mrs. John A.
Cross. Brooklyn; Mrs. j. l.. Ancrum,
Charleston, s. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. l..
Perry, Charleston, s. c.; Mrs. w. G. Grant,
Chicago; Professor l.. G. Bishop, Reading,
Pa. Mr. aud Mrs. w. j. Slblcy, Washing
ton. ID. c.: Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Warner,
Wilmington, Del; Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Rollins, Massachusetts,; Major 4. W. Hess.
United States Army, Washington; the Hon.
William II. Browne, Philadelphia, and Rev.
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