Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION.
RlcAMoNpsRS SuMMERlNG IN THE
MOUNTAINS AND BY THE SEA-
References. also, 60 Many Others Who Are
Willing the Summer Hours Away
i'm Coautry Homes.

ahlo one Of the summer. Tho rains have
been less numerically frequent. Fair
skics and pleasant brce2cs have been the
rule. and the air has had tho fragrance and
softness of the mountains. Days have
been quite bearable and nights cool. City
life indeed has had few drawbacks in this
respect. and those who have not yet gone
of on their vacations are rejoicing that
they have had good time at home and
have another good time in store when they
como TO take their trips, but still there are
thousands absent from tho city now. 1t ~
doubted IL Richmond was ever more nearly
empticd, and our people are scattered all
over Europe and America. Our contingent
nj the Paris Exposition is very large. Many
Others Of our citizens are clubbing the
Alps OF sailing tho Rhine. Others arc by
our northern lakes and at the famous re-
sorts of New England, and greater num-
hers still are in the Virginia mountains
PLAYING tennis. flirting. and dancing II
fbev are younc- nursing their ailments
AZ they are elderly or old-and watching
midsummer fade INTO the autumn. multi
fudo more are spending the season IN cOun,
4rv-bouscs. MANY are with kinfOik, and
others still have found that it is moro eco
nomical and, for the average purse, Tar
more sensible 10 board and lodge ia farm
houses than in high-prlCed resorts. Inc
DispGlch keeps In communication WIN
nearly oil Of these dear absCntces, and IN
the paragraphs following there VIII he
found mention of their c0mings and CO.
iugs for the past week:
oEFENBRIER WHITE sULPHUE SPRINGS, W. VA.
For the week ending August 9Th Add
son l.. Holiday. Levin JOynes. ). D.. rat
ton, j. b. Pace, I. l.. Hassan; L. ". Moon,
Wvndham X. Meredith and wife, rage
McCarty, A. l.. Bouluare, +. T. Patrick,
Decatur Axtell. f. ID. Christian, >; IA.
Jones. Nat. Frazer, l.. l.: Lewis Miss
William A. McDonough, ". I. Richardson,
Miss /. A. Meade. Miss NJ l. Meade. Mrs.
y T. ID. Myers and maid. Miss Roy Ellcr-
son. Barton II. Wise. Richard II. Gaines,
II. f. Johnston. DR.. Brock. wife, and
daughter. A. Sidney Briggs, George W.
Warren and wife. Master II; {. warren.
Miss Mary l.. Warren. and {. Lorraine.
Twelve hundred and eight guests on
bnnd. with beautiful weather and very
jolly crowd.
roS-AIR HOTEL.
For the week ending August 9th: Miss
tdrl Roecnnaum, Charles h. Schaap. NJ
q. Strausc. Sig liutzlcr, Sidney Il. kosen-
baum. z. Cham Peasants, Frank +. 10th,
Mrs. James T.. Kearney, Miss Wiseman,
s. L. Raelaud. Miss Estellc Shackelford,
Milton ". HAYNES. G. j.. Todd and family,
.Iuijcn Binford and family, G. +. Redford
and family. W. l.. Boyd and family, Whit.
Rovd. Horace RedfOrd, Mrs j. A. Belyin,
Mrs. n. \. Price and two children, DR.. j.
4. Bransford. Mrs. c. Nj. Goodman and
family. Morton 4. Goodman, {. II. Bob
mer, Il. L. Arlington, Hampdcn Hogue.
DIR. Moses Hoce, John 4. Patton, Miss
Virginia Mcleod. Thomas &. Sydnor. =;
q. Fairbanks and wife. i. j.. TODD ana
wife. +. VI. Elicit and wife, and Miss Les
sic Perkins.
oTTERBURN SPRINGS.
For the week ending August 9th: T. f.
Wiufree. Miss Nora WeisigeT, 5. NJ. Weisi-
GER r. q. j. SNYDER. p. d. Glinn, Cabell Da-
Vis Mrs. A. ID. Atkinson, Miss Daisy Atkin-
son. Stewart Woodward, ". VI. Woodward,
j, G. Joplin, Thomas p. Bagby, Mrs. Bag
bv. nurse. and children. George Sch1n,
Miss Laura 4. Wright. Dr. j. +. Bransford,
DIR. J. II. Vaughan. W. \. Jones, IS. IS.
Wright, Nj. 4. Chambers. Mrs; Chambers,
nurse, and two children, Miss kll3C Jack
son. NJ. NJ. Blacker, Mrs Hacker MISS
Maud Blacker, Owen boycott, Miss Flo,
renee Maryatt, Reginald Maryait, and
Arundel Mulvillc.
THE TERMINAL WEST POINT, VA.
For the week ending Saturday, August
10th: John ID. Newman, DR.. ". 4. Camp
bell, c. A. Berrian, Charles l.. Gardner,
Miss Ella Hundloy, W: {. HARRISON C;nn
Meredith. Captain w. III. Green, Ii. &. Hill,
Jr.. #. j. Marchaut. A. NJ. Eoane r. G.
Howerton, John b. Donovan. +. }. Parater,
Jr.. Mrs. G. Y. Tyler. A. +. Jahnkc, Jr.,
Mrs. Grace Powell, J. p. HillhOuse, julius
Thurston, Edward Trumell. j. }. Wilson,
Jr., c. II. Ryland, W. T. Niarston. X. A.
Martin. j. G. Marchant, and ". II. Tyler.
VARIETY SPRINGS.
For the week ending August Q. 1899: G.
=. Richardson and wife, Arthur q. Wllln-
son. Dr. f. 4. Hunt, Mrs. John T.. Whit
taker, Miss Kate Whitaker, MIR. Nrglnus
Bossiellx and wife, Mrs Louis F. BOssieux,
child, and nurse, Mrs. W. T. Binford and
child. Mrs. ". 5. Boze, nurse, and two
children, Miss Maggie Allen, and Mrs.
Weir.
ATLANTIC CITY AUGUST 6TH.
The Shirley: Mrs. A. Y. Stokes, Mr.. Syl-
xanus Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. John Addison,
Miss Mary ID. Ball. Miss sudkins, Miss
Connie Judkins, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nj.
Ball, James VI. Ball, Jr.
The Brighton: DIR. Hunter Mcclure.
The Chalfonte: DIR. and Mrs. ID. /. Sprlgg,
Mrs. George Schon.
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
For the week ending August ., 1889: J.
G. Thompson, j. L. Thomas, j. a. McCIll-
vrav. MIR. and Mrs. John J. Greer. Mr.. and
Mr.. j. Is. Winston, Richard W. Flournoy,
MIR. and Mrs. Il. 4. Crump and child, w.
q. Jones, Mrs. Emma W. Gordon, and
George G. McGilyras.
Personals and Briefs.H
W. Hicks will leave tomorrow for the
mountains.
Miss Clara NJ. HUGHES has gone to Nor
wood to spend few weeks.
Miss Josephine Harra is visiting friends
1T Green Springs, Louisa county.
Alr. c. +. Spotswood is on a few weeks
visit TO his home in Orange county, Va.
Miss Lizzie Ward. of this city, has gone
10 Petersburg to visit friends and rela-
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas W. Gentry and
Miss Ethel May Gentry are at Virginia
Beach.
Miss Katie Johnson, Of East End, has
gone TO spend month with relatives III
West Point.
Mr.. W. L. Nichols, with his son Angus,
have gone on a visit to his sister, IN Madi-
son county.
Miss Kate f. Eaheart, niece of Mrs. w.
+. Nichols. is here on u visit from Rochelle,
Madison county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Watson Phillips Will
leave for Lynchburg tomorrow to visit
relatives and friends.
Miss Annie O'Donnell and Miss Francis
Thomas left on the Old Dominion last
Tuesday for New York.
Miss Maggie Crooks, of Yorktown, Va,
has left for home after three weeks visit
10 friends in Richmond.
Mr.. c. d. Legrande, wife, and two chill
dren left for Baltimore and Brooklyn, n.
y, to-day 10 visit relatives.
Miss Jennie Gum, of Church Hill, ia
amending a few weeks IN the mountains of
Western Virginia for her health.
Miss Maggie b. Allensof 27O3 east Grace
street, is at Variety Springs, where she
will spend the month of August.
Miss Fidelia II. Cauthorn, of 4Oi east
Marshall street, is visiting relatives and
friends in King and Queen county.
DIR. b. A. Pope, of New York WHO'S here
IN the interests of the Psychological So
ciety, is staying at zoe east Leigh street.