Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
SUMNER VACATIONS.
RICHMOND PEOPLE WHO ARE IN THE
MOUNTAINS OR BYTAE SEASHoRE.
Movements Also az Others who Are Seek
ing Comfort and Pleasure I'm oaict
Country Homes.

Our ueatn-Tate mas otth HlVuoaaVs "HN
tho diseases prevailing are only those which
come as regularly as the season of hot
weather and fresh vegetables; but the
weather has no, been agreeable. PoSSblvit
is no better on the mountain-tops or by the
sea- beat shore. Here il has been hot,
damp. sticky, and disageeable day and
nieht-the result Of FREQUENT and copious
rains. combined with high temperature.
The cir Is superfuously humid and the
consequence is that porspiration rs more OF
a burden than a relief to the human sys-
tenn. With good, dry weather, life IN
Richmond would oe enjoyable enough Tor
the parks are wearing beautiful robes OF
green; the drives IN and about the clty are
free from dust, and hill and dale are smiling
under luxurant vegetation. Our markets
are well supplied with watermelons and
canteloupes, borries. peaches, pears, and
apples. and a grand array OF cabbage, Gu
cumbors, tomatoes, &c, &c. Really one can
fare very well here aud upon little money,
but IL is practice, not To say q passion
with most Richmond people TO take "a sum-
mcr vacation IN the country. Many go 10
the mountains and scashore; many more
q their ancestral homes IN rural W.
pinia. there 20 renew the health and friend
ships of youth. Nearly all. no matter
where their stay may have been, come BACK
refreshed and quite content 10 remain IN
Richmond for "A twelve months more. so
II is that hundreds and hundreds of our
people. women and children especially, arc
away from their homes at tins time. and
that the Saturday evening trains over the
railroads are crowded with husbands going
70 spend sunday with their families.
The Dispatch tries 30 keep track OF the
movements Of It's fellOw-citizens, ana IN
the following reports from the watering
4 nAr tll IL
mention Of many Of our absent TRENDS:
THE WHITE SULPHUR,
The following is the list Of arrivals Of
Richmond people at the Greenorcr Nhlie
sulphur Springs for the week ending July
10Th Carter W Wormley. ". b. Wormley,
Miss s. l.. Mormlcy, Miss c. A. Rowzie, A.
n KOscnegk A. l.. BOulware; Mr.. and drs.
Levin Jovnes. nurse, and daughter; John
II. LYONS. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas NJ.
Rutherford; Miss Laura RUTHERFORD,
nurse, and maid; John Is. Cary, Mrs. DE
Witt: Mrs. L. d. Christian, two children,
aud maid; +. l.. Patrick, 10. Lane Stern,
J. II. Powell. l.. S. Anderson, T.. q. Temp
kins. G. W. Morris and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. ID. Langhorne, Miss Irene Langhorne,
Miss Mamie Ianghorne, Miss Phlllis Lang
horne, Master Willie Langhorne and mad,
Dr. j. A. White DR.. Landon s. Edwards
and wife, DR.. j. \. ip,hnr and WIFE, Julian
bryant. I. D. Aulilliis ilullt'A Wv 1'N'A' '-''A
wife. Dr. j. :. Dorsey Cullen and servant,
Mrs. Cullen. Miss Cullen. Miss Mary Gull
len: T.. ID. Taylor. wife, and maid; MT.
and Mrs ID. AXtcll, j. Harry Verne, >. Is.
Gentry Is. r. Allen.
six hundred and foriy-one guests on
hand TINS morning.
OCEAN VIEW.
For tho week ending July 10th: Mrs.
IT. III. Long, ". q. Long, {. NJ; Brinsie'
b. Cottrcll and family, Or. George Is.
steel, Miss Janey b. Steel Miss Louise
Steel, Miss Maud Steel, Mrs: NJ: i. Car
nett. +. ID. Berry. Miss Annie Courtney,
Miss A. G. Berry. Mrs. A. Royal, Mrs. Ben
iamin owen, Mrs. George Gary. Miss Car
RE Walden. Miss Maggie Walden, Miss Bes-
sic Gil. Mrs. Walker. a. Bargamln,
Thomas G.. Leath, Edmond Bossleux and
wife. II. II. George and family. T. }. No
blos, Jr., and family, DR.. W. II. Harbaush
and wife, and Mrs. NJ. A. Forbes.
oTrFRuURN IITHIA SPRINGS.
For the week ending July 18th: Mr.. J. ?.
scott. J. J. Wright and lady. Mrs. Emma
Iilyer, Miss Trance, Dclnlngcr, Mrs. j. >;
Finkenblner, nurse, and children; Coionel
and Mrs H. b. Aiunford, nurse, and child;
Master Robert Munford, Miss Graham,
Miss Iayipia Davis. Miss Grace DAVIS, Mr.
L. ID. Glnu. Mr.. and hlrs. +. c. 1insley,
Mrs. j. c. Joplin, Mrs. f. W. Tompkins
and servant: John ". Gordon. Mr.. ID.
Oeters. DR.. and Mrs. John MahOny, Mrs.
Kate Dodson. Miss Mary Dodson, and Miss
hattie Dodson.
TIE TERMINAL, wEsT POINT.
Tor the week ending July 10Th: J. 5.
Potts and family. T.. Il. Estes, William W.
Gordon. Miss Pearl Lee, Miss Maud GIL,
S. II. Hancock and wife, Captain smith
Miss Smith. NJ. Y. Freeman, Z. A. McCarty,
G.. W. Roach. Mrs. John \. Bell, Mrs.
Arthur Havens. Miss Annie Bell Ferguson,
j. ". Buck. John ID. Potts. Pride Jones.
Miss Mary Fisher Gordon, Miss Annie VI.
Gordon. &. $. Preston. &. ". Henderson,
William Is. Sutton. Miss Blanche Taylor
HOT SPRINGS.
For the week ending July 18th: Jacob J.
LANCE. Ia. G.. IOmpkins, Henry 1. Wick
nam. Major \. V. Randolph aud son, Gene
raj G.. j. Anderson, G. \. Milleroy' Colonel
William IL. Palmer and wife. Mr.. Frank
Christian. wife. and nurse Charles L.
STOKES Mrs NJ. l.. Straus. Charles Straus,
Mr.. Hfeilcr. Mrs Nj. ID. Anderson, Mrs.
Schwooth. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Robertson
and Mr. aud Mrs. ID. IL. Griffith left yester-
day for Old Point.
oC1AN-sHORE PARK HOTEL.
For week ending July 18th: Ellis Mlttel-
dorfer aud wife. Jonas Marcuse, John
Boucher, wife. and daughter, Miss j..
Brimmer, ID. Ahtteldorfer, Miss T.. Is.
Mountcastle, T. &. Ebel, Hon. John Borges,
{. p. Allen. f. NJ. Wise and family, William
II. Beveridge and daughters, Mrs. lrahern
and daughters, c. Mendlingor, :, !. Boy
kin, Miss X. l.. Turner, and Dr. Charles l..
Charter.
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
For the week ending July 2Oth Mrs. b.
T. Iadd, Miss Bigger, Mrs. Alfred !. Har-
ris, Mrs DR.. Ball, Nr. ]. Stern and family,
Mir. and Mrs. j. G. Cussen, and Mrs. !.
IEalhimer and family.
Personals aud Briefs.
Mr.. James Burke and daughter have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles ". Goddin has gone to New
York on ten days visit
Miss Flaunce Z. Belts is on a visit to her
brother, 5. b. Belts, Henderson, y. Z.
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Crutchfeld, of the Co
lumbia Builefip, is on visit 10 the city.
Miss Cora Everett left the city Yesterday
TO visit Miss Lutte Scale, Of Lexington.
Miss Blanche Taylor, daughter of John
O. Taylor, Esq. Is at Atlantic City, n. }.
Miss Lula b. Mason. of Fluyanna coun-
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Mrs. J. T.. Robiueau is visiting friends and
relatives in Lynchburg and Campbell
county.
Rev. J. p. Cannon will speak at the
Young Mems Christian Association meeting
at o'clock this evening.
Mrs. Mary T.. Sharpe and her little son
Wesley are spending some time III Norfolk,
the guests oi Mrs. Wheeler.
Captain James 7. Bailey aud wife have
gone on a trip 90 Lexington and Cincinnati
TO be absent about ten DAYS.
Nh. Il. A. Dufins has returned to his
hone IN New York with many pleasant re-
membranes OF his trip South.
Mrs. and Miss Darnsille, OF Georgetown,
DC, who came OH 10 attend the marriage
of Miss Wexford, nave returned home.
Rockhridge-Amm Springs. under the
management OF Colonel George l.. Peyton:
has now over four hundred guests, and viii
soon be fun.