The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-05
THE POPULAR RESORTS.
RIcHMoSDBRs RE0isTBRED oUToT
TOWN.
The Summer Social Season Now ut Its
Hei:ht-Tbe Favorite virginia
Rendezvous.
Life af DIue Ridge.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA, Aug. =
Special-On Friday night OF last week We
had our usual German, led by Mr.. W. IL
Fry. There were present about hfteen
couples, and among the NUMBER -
Miss Margaret Harrison with John -,
well, Of Danville; Miss Cttle fien,'' A.,
and Mr.. Reid. Miss Belle Nass anu r.
Belt; Miss Norvene Harrison ana Mr'
.. Parker Miss If. Therese ARMS ''"N
and Mr.. Friedman, Miss Eleanor I SDalSs
and NJ. Met Fry: Misc S,s AAi M Nal Lyon
and Mr.. Harrison and ME- Sue ae Miss
Mr.. Culpepper and Mrs. halIlS' ~
BrOnnie Benson and Mr; bOs"e,ii and
Christian, Miss Jackson MISS ovd
others. ON Monday morning III. ~,
Belt of Danville. gave a p,l1e an3
party: thirty young people DOWltu' a i,a
after much competition hhe ~ a. 1a,sga OF
was awarded 10 Miss Emily I'll ~" tSt,,oo,771tif,,I
Washington, and as 1t was d ~ ~ uras
gold Blue Ridge" souvenir spoon 80
much appreciated by the winner; ,hl.,,ios,
Wallace after his usual gracelul uo VI i ne
Won turquoise ana solu nrize, The
which was the genueInens pIttIe,
"bOOby" was won by the most n'i tni,l-t
and as 1t consisted Of one OF our our IAN an. II
girls herself, Of course ne piase,u 20 npIv
and well deserved his prize, having oniy
made a score of q IN seven DoAeS' ~ "aS
rather a selfish proceeding on the part ot
our host TO carry of the falIest prize VI
a. For or Monday 1G HIGHT August the 9Th; Miss
cutie FlemmiuG. OF your city, mas Issu .,
invitations to a bal poudre' WniEh pro- vi,
iSes to be one Of the most DiIiidh1 cn
tertainments Of the season. les 1,a',,iI Y q
Roanoke and Lynchburg nave atteSted "
her popularity by their acceptance Oh Hei
proposed hospitality on MONDAY nt' -,
and d large number VIII pe present o'
that occasion. - -,
Mr. L. l.. Lyon has once more come for.
ward with his overlooking hospitaliy ~
giving pleasure 20 the guests AT aiioSS ~
fTuit-feast on Wednesday j. NJ. INC
rain prevented its being held on the lawn
but the Bridge" furnished a dehghtIui
substitute and some seventy or huihito
enjoyed il, and they also h3d inc 49, - -
of being photographed in the must u -, :,
On Monday night there was a SeIindn
and watermelon feast at COyner 0Pi mss,
which was attended by twenty Oh IA
young people. They went over il, I.1l "a
country wagons piled up VITA nay an, anu
with the jingiing bells cor DeiIeSJ t"ey
made a merry party. . .,.,t,,
ON Friday night a large German consisI-
Lynchburg; =. J.. Belt, D. W; bJsM Ell
here, and led by Messrs; Phiilp M ,,.1r be
and VIII H. Fry. Special trains VIII pc
put on, 10 bring the guests rom '1e
neighb0riug towns, which being adled ~
our own. viii make quite hiiiinrI. ~ /
Alexander Mcdonald, OF LynchDurs' ana
MtiiiNtft Ab ! - BIZ - ~ "- IN
mighty esteemed guests very soon;
Richmond has also furnished pleasant
addition 10 our number In Misses i-uld
Powers Misses Annie and LEILA Gray
Helen Lea and Ella Jackson. -
The Governor comes and goes-he Is
much missed when absent and when win
us. ne and his wife are al8 avs the center
OF an Gdmiriug group
Mrs. Nat Wilson and her attractive
niece. Miss Shepherd, are here FOR the
summer.
The Arrivals during the past week are are
as follows 4. J. anderson. Mrs. L. g.
Christian. Miss Ot,ie Flemming. Mrs. W.
Bailey. Saunders, ehild and nuf1vS, MISS :,
Rentley Mrs. James T. Gray, Mss Lena
Palmer Gray. Miss Annie Pleasant cray
Miss Helen RanDo'ph Lea, Mrs. F. g.
Bentley, Anne c. Bentley, Mrs. Harris
Donnan, child and nurse Miss Lulie Myra
Powers. otis VI. Alfriend and ". :. Bell
all OF Richmond, Va. ". w. Couch OF
Iynchhurg. D. o.. Belt. J. " bne~eI'
| Geo. y. Wilson. Jas. I. Prltchett, W. j
| Judkins, Mrs. ". T. Vass, +. y. Burton
| James Nass. VIM. L. Redd Mrs. W. w
| New, child and nurse. Miss Fannie Jor
/ dan. Miss VI. Z. Wemple. oil Of Danviiie