The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-02
ATTHESUMMER RESORTS
vIRGTHTANS DEsERTTNG sWELTER-
ING CITIES ron SHADY NOOKs.
A Number of Riciimondcrs Mt the Rock
bridge Alum and the Old Sweet
springs-Oihcr Watering Places.

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
July 1.-Special.-The prospects at thi,
place point to a good season. Numerou,
letters have been received and many
rooms engaged
Major Thomas Branch has been here
from Augusta. Ga. and has taken a
cottage for his family, as well as one
for friends who Will accompany him.
The party is expected In few days. II
is reported that the Richmond Blues Will
make their encampment here this sum-
mer The band arrives on the Fourth Of
July, and the first ball OF the season is
that night.
The many friends Of Mr.. James a.
| Frazier Will be glad TO learn he is still
| finding four-leaf clovers on the lawn
and his record is already up IN the hun
dreds
The following is list OF some arrivals:
c. u. Barnwell and wife, Columbia, s. c.;
j. Edgar Chancellor, University Of Vir-
ginia, Mrs. Colonel Brooke. Lexington
Va; Miss Freeland, Richmond. Va: MIS-
Poor Baltimore, Nd; Colonel Patrick
Walsh and wife, Augusta, Ga: Mrs. X. c.
Smith; 7. T. Derrett. Richmond. Va;
J. a. Forbin. Cincinnati, o.; Mrs. II.
Paine. Charlottesville. Va: Mr. w III.
Payne, Richmond Va: Albert a. Will
son, Baltimore, Md; W. r. Summerson.
Stanton. Va; Miss Evelyn Marshall Kin
ney. Staunton, Va; Mr. Hubert l.. Smith.
New York city; @. ". Hedges and wife,
Ohio; Miss Hedges. Ohio; J. n. Grant
and wife. Richmond, Va: Ben Strouse.
Baltimore, Md; F. A. Leib, Columbus.
o.; Miss Mae Stalcup, Fort Smith. Ark;
Mr.. J.. p. Ecker. wife and son. Rich
mond, Va; William c. Comstock, Winter
Park, Fla; Mrs. @. d. Williams Norfolk,
Va; Miss Sue Walker. Norfolk, Va;
Mrs. w. II. Cooke. Staunton. Va; Miss
Cicmence Cooke. Stanton, Va; Dr. +. NJ |
Morgan. Berkley va; John G. Hamilton. |
Chicago, H.; w. T. Page, Eflngham. Ill. |
Tho "Old Sweet" Springs
SWEET SPRINGS. July 1-Special.-
The "Old Sweet" has opened favorably,
it's limpid. stimulating waters. its balmy
mountain breezes and last. but not least.
its exquisite cleanliness, even in this cool
June weather, attracting guests from va
rious parts Of the country who had car
red away pleasant recOllections Of former
seasons spent here.
Mr. James y. Patton, Mr.. r. J. Myers
Miss Maud Saunders. Mr.. II. Il. Robinson
md Misses Binnie and Mamie Bishop have
been the first to arrive from Richmond
Following them that city is well repre-
'ented by Mr.. and Mrs William Royal
Viz. and Mrs. William Talbot, Mrs Allen
)onnan, Mr.. John T. G. Anderson and
heir respective families. A number of |
'ther well-known citizens will also be
iere in a few days.
Norfolk has already furnished an agree
BILE quota Of guests in Mr.. and Mrs.
,dward Burr. United States army; Mr..
nd Mrs. Richard Baylor and their chill
rem. ;
Richm ondnrs at Basic City. {
BASIC CITY VA, July Especial
he following Richmonders are registered
the Brandon Hotel: Major Il. r. d.
yers. A. Fl. Mott. Mrs. Calvin Wilson, Z
ev. W. T. Richardson, r. W. Minter, {
NJ. Baker Mrs. Mann 5. Quares. Miss {
AIRY Lewis Quarles, Miss Lucy Quarles, {
iss Helen Quarles, r. II. Gunst, II. +. z
anderson. Everett Waddey, Miss Tiney \
artin. a. Watteson, w. T. Hooper. r
In Chesterfield County. Il
VA. July Especial =,
Glowing are the arrivals at the :
hester Hotel. Chesterfield county. for the I.
eek ending June S0th: Mrs. w. T. Sizer "
rs Luther Martin. Miss Efie a. Fuller. =
II. West II. b. Hunter. George D. y
infree, Mrs. n. c. Steger, r. l.. Adams. =
Lazarus, Hugh Denoon and A. l.. p
enoon. ~