The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21
blue RIDGE SPRINGS.
A beautiful spot-Gsy GstherinEs-IA's
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
Btry Rrpor SPRINGS. VA. July 2o.-lSpe-
cial. l-"Blue Ridee"-as the name indicates
is situated right in the mountains. and COM
mands view unsurpassed anywhere IN VIZ
pinia Right ON the railroad, 1t ahoros ne-
lightfully convenient stopping place ior inc
poor. tired business men Who after uay
work in a close Office long eagerly for some
place to spend their evenings and YET 90 aoic
to reach their business at seasonap,e nuurs -
the mornings. Bowling parties and germans
are the order of the day, and the ngnt IAN,
tastic" IL tripped until the wee sma' hours OF
morning by these merry-makers VINO never
grow tired of merry making.
beautiful german" was danced mere Sa-
turday night and gracefully led by Mr.. r. T..
Good win. who introduced some new and intrl-
cate figures with consumn1ate grace and ease.
Among the most prominent on the hoor may
DO mentioned Hampden Hoge and Miss
Annie Wendenburg, Mr.. Tansell and Miss
johnson, w. W. Wexford and Miss Laura
Simmons, Ed. Fry and Miss Mamie Campbell,
William Fry and Miss Lawson, Robert Stone
and Miss Mary Campbell, Mr.. Coffin and Miss
Dunn, Dr. X Gordon Simmons and Miss
Anne d. Armistead, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Moss.
Mr.. Bennett and Miss Susie Fry, Warren
Wexford and Miss Rogers, Mr.. Nolan and
Miss Sheppard; Messrs. f. p: Good
win. X. L. Clarke. Pope. g; O'D.
Pascault. Thomas Goodwin, Williams,
Watson, Wolfe. Flournoy. Hume. Adams.
Browne, Anderson. Lazell and Beck. -,
The chaperons were Mrs. Governor Nc
Kinney, Madames Foster. Pope. Armistead,
Simmons. Sublett and Elliott.
At IA o'clock delightful repast was served,
after which the german" Was danced with
renewed interest until the sweet strains OF
Home, Sweet Home" warned the dancers
of thu approach Of morning.
Arrivals for tho wapk ending JulY 18th arc.
Governor and Mrs. Mckinney and child Mrs.
Armistead, Misses Eugie and Mary Patterson.
Petersburg Misses Annie and Leila Gray,
Richmond: Mrs. John Funston and Miss
Lena DOMAIN Petersburg Mrs. Judge Mann,
Nottoway Courthouse. Miss helen Leo and
Branch Mckinney, Richmond; q. W. God
dsrd and wife and Mrs. f. Rodewald. Phila-
delphia; Mr. II. E. Mann. ST. Paul; Miss Mary
Taylor, Alexandria, Va; Mrs. 81. b. Fowler,
Griffin, Ga; Mrs. A. l.. Hunt and
Messrs. Hoffman Allan and d. N.
Currie, Richmond Mrs j. A. Bentley,
and f. H. Sublett and family, st. Louis Mrs.
James Cassell, f. H. Seward, H. d. Lafferty
H. l.. Tansell, H. J. Browne. Robert Cum
ming Roanoke; Misses q. NJ. Louise and 1.
H. Sheppard, Farmsdale, Ala; Mrs Elliott,
Danville; Colonel T. Il. Eggleston, J. W. Gull
pepper and wife. Misses Jessie and Julia Cul-
pepper and Lily Orme. Judge 81. j. Clarke.
his sister and his niece, Miss johnson, At
lanta: Major George Dunn and Miss Dunn.
Norfolk II. 4. Nolan and G, II. Brennan and
family, Baltimore Mrs. G.. w. Miller, New
York; ID. +. Andrews, Petersburg; John Rode
wald Louisville. Miss Annie ID. Arnistead,
Richmond; Mrs. j. A. Caldwell. Chattanooga,
and l.. +. Browne and family, Lynchburg
The new part of the hotel will be completed
in a short while The guests number $50. and
a large party is expected next week from
Richmond