The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-03
LIFE AT YELLOW SULPHUR.
It's Bright and Gay Under the Director
ship of Manager Holt

luis bright and Gay Under the Director
ship of Manager Holt.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS. Sept. a.
This popular resort has individuality
and character about it of a most decided
kind, and that is why it will ever remain
popular with those who have known the
delights OF season spent here. All
the wonderful waters in the world and
all the wonderful scenery in the world
VIII not make resort popular unless
there IS a sktllful hand at the director
ship. This ia particularly true of the
Yellow Sulphur under the management
OF Capt. Ridgway Holt. Nowhere can a
more select and at the same time more
congenial gathering be found, and no.
where can the invalid or deyotee of So
ciety pass more delightful vacation.
The hotel is modern and excellently
planned, having just been com pleted in
time for this seasons guests.
On the / orseshoe-like cminence
which SURROUNDS the spring and valley
are rows of picturesque cottages with
long white verandas so dear and so
familiar to Southern hearts. These
overlook the beautiful and more mo dern
hotel in the little valley below. In this
hotel is tho life and gaiety of tho place.
comfortable arm chairs and settees, the
bellies and beauX lounge away the heated
portions OF she day though the seats on
the gentle sloping lawn and the quiet
retreats near by are by no means de.
spicable.
Among tho many prOmnen6 speople
here at present may be ment toned Gen.
Jubul A. EARLY, the battle SCARED vet
Gran of tho Lost Cause" always sur.
rounded by bevy OF neices and grand
neices, who make delightful circle,
ia. Lawson, OF Lynchburg, well-known
in Roanoke; III. +. Graves, of Bristol,
Tenn; Judge L. A, Marshall, of Vicks-
burg, Miss; Judge L. II. MerricA, Of
New Orleans; Judge f. It. Brame, Of
East Felicia, La; Joseph w. Cox and
family and ID. II, Mat>on and family, of
Roanoke; Miss c. J. M. Jordan, the OK
quisite Hope Dare" OF the Lynchburg
News; Messrs G. o. and c. A. Scruggs,
OF st. Louis; DR.. ReYnard and family,
of New Orleans R. e Wilson and fam
lily, OF Mobile; G. Nj. Bullet and family,
OF Louisville, and G. II. Pearson, of
Portsmouth.
BEAUTIFUL GERMAN
The beautiful ball room here never
shone with so much grace and lovliness
as upon the occasion of the german
given on the night of August 25.
Twenty-Five couples clipped the light
fantastic toe" under the skillful guild.
ance Of Mr.. R G. Terry, OF Lynchburg,
with the stylish and beautiful Miss
Perrymont, of Mobile, Ala, as his part
ner.
The costumes of the ladies were re-
markable for their richness and splen-
dor, but the beautiful faces Of the
wearers OF fiue dresses was the climax.
ing feature Of the display All we're
bellies, but psrtic alarly noticable among
toem were: Miss Clark, OF Louisville,
Ky; Miss Doffln, of Savannah, Ga (; Miss
Agnes Palmer, OF Roanoke; Miss Heath,
OF Radford; Miss Meem, daughter of
Con. John G. Meem, of Glass low; Miss
Boal, of Pequa, Ohio; Miss Hattie
Minor, of Ricnmond; Miss Lawson, of
Atlanta, Ga f.; and Miss Hattie Deane, OF
st. Louis, the niece of Gen. Early
The couples who took part were: r.
G Terry, of Lynchburg, with Miss
Perryman, of Mobile, Ala; j. f.
Moyler, of Roanoke, with Miss Hattie
Minor, of Richmond; John Mcbride, of
Blacksburg, with Miss Clark, of Louis
vile, Ky; Guy Elliott, of Christians
burg, with Miss Daflin, of Savannah,
Ga; E. L. Tibbs, OF St. Louis, Mo,
with Miss Ella Reynard, of New Or.
leans. La; John Buford, of Alleghany,
with Miss Pandely, OF New Orleans, La
Charles Parrish, of Portsmouth, with
Miss Hattie Dean, OF st. Louis, Mo; R.
Is. Norman, Jr., OF Roanoke, with
Miss Margaret Lawson, of Atlanta, Ca;
p. II. Pierce, of Christiansburg, with
Miss Agnes Palmer, of Roanoke; John
5. Witt, of Lynchburg, with Miss Annie
Langley, of Ohio; Walter Oakley, of
Salem, with Miss Davidson, of Wash
ington, d. G; Will Calhoun, of Chris.
tiansburg, with Miss Annie Calhoun, of
Allegheny Springs; c. g. Porcher, of
South Carolina, with Miss Virginia
Heath. of Radford G. H. Schaetfer, of
Christiansburg, with Miss Nellie Dick.
enson, of Richmond James M.
Norheet, of Radford, with Miss
Stella Boal, of Pequa, Ohio;
]. FL. Davidson, of Washington, d. c.,
with Miss Emma Conrad, of Washing
ton, D. C; T. G. Lewton, of Deland,
Fla, with Miss Duncan Williams, OF
Lynchburg; T. L. Watson, of Blacks
burg, with Miss Palmer, of Richmond;
Harvey Hall.of Roanoke, with Mrs. Lee.
of Richmond; B. T.. Spindle, of Chris.
tiansburg, with FL. S. Nichols, of Nor
folk; d. M Wake, of Baltimore. with
Mrs. Martyr, Of Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c McBurney, of Richmond; Mr.. and
Mrs c. B. Strouse. of Washington. D.
c; Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Pierce, of Chris
tiansburg; E. D. Calhoun, of ALLEGHENY
Springs, with Miss Julia Neon, of
Lynchburg.