Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
a GAY scason-Cosmopoiitan Company,
Including q strong Texas Delegation.
lCorrespunlsnce q the Rlchmond Dispa,eh.l

Including strong Texas Delegation.
Correspondence % the Richmond Dispa,cnl
kIIaGu.NY SpRNGs,
MoSrGowrnY COUNTY. Va, July 10. 1890.
No message has come 20 you this season
from this very popular summer resort. vet
here 10 ST., unrlvGlled in beauty aud unsur-
passed In he health-siying properties of
It's mineral waters.
The indications are that there viii be an
unusually large crowd here this summer,
but the accommodations are expansive and
always NEE, tire demand.
mCHNoypERs.
From your c.tv we have some charming
people. and while few IN numbers are yet a
host within themselyes. Among these are
Dr. 4. j. Moore and family. Mrs. Percival
r. Grant and Der petite daughter. one OF the
ioycliost of the many children 10 be found
81 this Paradise for children. "Allegha-
nv" - part culmly noted for having always
a good supply Of heaux, and naturally
where these are found the bellies are not
wanting. OF the young men VINO have
contributed largely towards the success
~ the season here arc Messrs. W,
H. Hopkins. George A. Mercer, and
and j. L. Cam, OF Savannah, Ga; c. Z.
Wiley. OF New Orleans; 4. =. TehGult,
Norfolk, Va: Edgar +. Brown. Syracuse,
y. y; Charles Emory. Weldon, y. g.;
Frank Richards. San Antonio, Tex. Mr..
George Kiyes. Lynchburg, Va. Percy
COwan. Nicksburg. Miss, and Harry Stone,
Galveston.
the lords Of creation first. hut have given
fhem precedence. as u l. impossible 10
have bellies without them. AS IT IS. the
latter are well represented by delegations
from nearly an OF the southern states,
Texas coming 10 the front, / think, for the
larger number
TIE LONE STAR CONTINGENT.
Among those from the Lone Star
state are Miss Mary Moody, Miss Lillian
Walker. MISS Lillian Briggs, Miss LIZZIE
Perry. and Miss Bette balhnger. The
Texas party is a strong one, both IN num-
hers and prominence. Mrs. Lamar, widow
of General M. Is. Lamar ex-Prcsidcnt OF
the Republic Of Texas; Mrs. }. NJ. u. Me
nard. daughter Of General Sherman. one OF
the division commanders IN the battle OF
San Jacinto. which secured the independ-
dence Of Texas. and Miss Ballinger, daugh-
ter OF one OF the most distinguished lurist5
OF Texas: Colonel Sprsight. VINO Is an
Aa5.',se of these springs and has become al
most i6entibea with lis pleasures Judge
Mills. a distinguished lawyer; MT. \.
Neekes. president Of the American Ma
tionAl Bank. Galveston. aad Colonei r.. ,.
Hint. LARGE eotton-broker of Galveston,
With Mr. ". G. Richards, Of san Antonio;
are only small part Of the delegation OF
fifty that Texas has sent here.
TnE BELLIES. .
Among the young ladies whose presence
lend radiance to the ballroom are MISS
Martin Of Richmond. Va. Miss Elem:
ming, OF Augusta, Ga; Miss Iayior, OK
Waco. Tex; Miss McGayock, OF Memphis
Tenn. Misses Tompkins and Ferguson
salem. Va. Miss Salter and Miss Adele
Blanc, New Orleans: Miss Cowan, Weeks
burg. Miss. Miss Rives,. Lynchburrg. va
Miss Shaefer. Baltimore. Md. MISS Hewitt,
Cincinnati, o. Among the distinguished
guests here are ex-Attorney-t5eneraiA A. IL.
Garland, Washington, ID. O.; Ex-Governor
Scales. Of North Carolina; From the $40 slopes pes
of sunny Spain we have Mr.: fseIfo oiase -
rare culture and sttnnments. Socially
there Is no place Ike Allegheny, and every
thing that genial host. attentive service,
snd agreeable society can contr'Duss W