Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
VIRGINIA RESORTS.
THE GAY SEASON At THE WARM
IN FULL BLAST.
Authors Reading Their Own Writings-Tom
GIoyer's birthday Party-tayety mt
the Aiieghany--Other Places

WARM SPRINGS. VA, July 2s.-(Spe-
ciaI )-since our last report there has been
a constant flow OF visitors to this most
attractive resort and the gay season has
been fully entered upon. The Robinson
party. Of Louisville. so well known at
the Warm, has just arrived and the
manager. expects other and larger parties
In the next few days. This last week
has proved 10 be an exceedingly enjoyable
one I'm many respects. The next will
even outstrip II. II predictions are worth
anything at all.
This evening the unique feature Of an
authors party" will hold the boards,
when selections from their own writings
will be read by the literary lights who are
here at present.
Invitations have already been issued for
a birthday party TO be given in honor Of
the popular manager OF the springs. Mr.
Tom Glover. on Monday evening next,
large german being scheduled for Thurs
day night.
ARRIVALS
The following are among the recent or
rivals: Meade +. White Stanton. Va:
\. S. Lara. stanton. Va: :. II. Lara.
Mrs. John NJ. Hendren. Mrs. George ".
Cochran. Miss Anne Peyton Cochran. Mr..
PeytOn Cochran. John GoOde. Virginia;
Edward Alvey. Robert :. Bosher Mrs.
Ashton Starke, r. J. Christian. Or Hun
ter Mcclure. Mrs. Hunter Mcclure.
Richmond. Va, :. II. Forbes. =.
W. Forbes, Warren f. Cooke.
I. l.. Raleigh. Isaac r. Nicholson. Balti-
more. Md. j. s. Bockee. David G. Bockce.
J. l. Brent. Mrs. J. l.. Brent. George
\. Brent. Louisville. Ky: John :. Quicker.
wife and son, Newport. KY; Mrs. VI. w.
Sellers. Mrs. \. II. Gratz and children.
Lexington. Ky; Mrs. John r. Hendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bedford Hendrick. Miss
Hendrick. Miss Bromfeld Frankfort. Ky;
Miss Davis Mr. and Mrs. Henry T.. Davis,
Washington. n. G.; Perkins Mosley, Viz
ginia: Mrs s. -. Gooch. Miss NJ. y.
Gooch. Louisa. Va: Mr.. and Mrs John
Crawford Mr. Daniel Crawford Columbia,
s C.: Mrs .. u. Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. i.
Studt. New York city: Miss Martha Per
rine. Dayton. Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Barney, Homework. Va; Mrs. Edward
George and family. Camden city: WIZ
kins Groce and wife Virginia; II. y.
Gucrrard. Savannah. Ga; j. G. Noise.
Cincinnati Ohio: Edward Cunningham,
Jr.. Mrs Edward Cunningham. Mrs. y.
II. Cunningham. St Louis. No; Miss
Jottie A. Price. buchanan. Va: Julian
Mitchell. Jr.. Mrs. Julian Mitchell.
Charleston. :. G.: G. \. Armstrong, Jr..
Shelbvvi1e Ky: +. A. Kroeber. Miss Fos-
ter. cincinnati. Ohio; l.. W. Hubbard,
Selma Ala; O. \. Robinson. Louisville.
XIV. Joseph Manigault. South Carolina. "
y Keller Cincinnati. Ohio: Mr. and Mrs.
George Pierce. Philadelphia. Pa; Miss
Susan r.. Spottswood. New Castle. Della
ware.
Tho funeral services Of Mr.. Henry
IIopI<ins. Of Millboro'. were largely at
tended bv a host Of friends here THURSDAY
regret 10 announce that the precarious
condition Of Mrs. Dr. Parrish. of the Hot.
remains unchanged.
CONFEDERATE CAMP.
CAPTAIN r. c. Morton. Of stanton. is
now here with view of forming "A camp
Of Confederate veterans at this point.
The suggestion Of the Dispatch relative
TO collecting the rosters Of the Confede-
racy has ELECTED not little interest i'm
the county.
wish 10 correct report that was made
in recent issue Of your paper. You
stated that Miss Hopkins. of this place.
who was recently appointed the assistant
lady physician at tn. hospital at Staun-
ton graduated in the Woman's Medical
College at Baltimore. II should have
been Philadelphia. whore she came of
with the highest hOnOrs