Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-09
HOURS.
THE FLIGHT OF TIME AT THE OLD
WARM.

Entertaining the JuvcniIes-A
Merry Notwithstanding Addi-
lions to the Company-Briefs.
WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS. BATH
COUNTY, VA, August s.-(Special)
The inaugural entertainment OF the
week, in the shape of delightful fore
noon card party, was furnished by DIR.
and Mrs. J. A. Warren. OF Mobile. Ala.
The company. embracing four 'seven-in-
hand" tables. was a most well-entertained
one, the refreshments were thoroughly
enjoyed, and the successful players-Mrs.
Moses, OF ST. Louis; Mrs. Donaldson, of
West Virginia, and Mrs. M. T. Eubank,
of Washington, ID. Chad much cause
for self and friendly congratulation. The
fair scorers of points" on this occasion
Miss Lefferts, Miss Wynne. and Miss
Faile-were exceedingly popular end en-
gagingly just.
A beautiful german has given to the
younger crowd a fill Of present pleasure.
IL WIN " all III iOChhA6 bo'h-
ward" alluring "reminiscences. Mr..
George Gibson, of Baltimore, led, with
Miss Eaton, OF ST. Louis. With such a
leader, 1t seems needless TO say that
every figure was full of spirit and beauty.
The other couples were DR.. Buckmaster
with Mrs. German, Mr.. MCLEAN with
Miss Faile, Mr.. Boice with Miss Wynne,
Mr.. FaiIe with Miss Mehle, Mr.. Hunter
with Miss Bayard Mr.. Bright with Mrs.
Gordon. Mr.. Montague with Miss Halle,
Mr. Wichgear with Miss Marguerite
Henckel, Mr.. Grandy with Miss
Henckel, Mr.. Walsh with Miss Burge,
Mr.. Downs with Miss Lefferts. DR.. Stone
with Mrs Stone, Mr.. Booker Robinson
with Mrs. Robinson. During the evening
delightful refreshments were served to
participants and guests, and when the
strains of Home, Sweet Home" ended
the happy hours, all separated with the
consciousness of having added another 10
the many charming associations Of this
summer. ] should fail in most impor-
tant duty, however, II l omitted before
finally dismisslng the subject to mention
the general and lovely display of toilets
with which the fair sex present, guests.
and dancers alike, beautified the evening
and themselves, and lent additional bril-
liancy to the already handsomely de-
corated ballroom.
THE JUVENILES.
In this fragrant haying-time the
juveniles have had a lovely hay-ride,
given them by their ever-thoughtful
hostess. No prettier sight could be
imagined than this childish company with
their gayly decorated wagon, belled team.
and their teamster in his cowboy attire.
The party comprised Masters Randolph
Cardoza, Kenneth Faile. Edward Wynne,
Robert Daniel, Eldon Trundle, Claiming
Daniel, Allmand Elliott, John Male. Don
Crecy, Edon Crecy. Cuthbert Tunstall,
William Tyler. King Stone, Charles Bay
ard Richard Crecy, Walter Cally. and
Misses Mardito Elliott Elizabeth Elliott.
Marian Townsend. Angelina Male, Sarah
Gibson, Louise Gibson, and Roberta Tyler,
The ride through the sunlit Valley was
highly priced privilege; the sweets which
enlivened the way were assimilated with
the keenest zest.
A moonlight driving party, including
Messrs. Faile, Boice, Hunter, Tunstall,
Misses Henckel. Faile. Leferts. Bayard,
and chaperoned by Mesdames Faile and
Henckei, greatly enjoyed an interlude and
a dance at the Casino Of the Hot Springs.
The friends of the ladies and their beaux
among the guests of this delightful resort
visit a most agreeable one.
4 BIG GAIN.
The old proverb, "a healthy mind in
healthy body" must have been uttered
with president reference to the Warm
Springs. a young gentleman who had
been the inmate Of hospital for three
months previous to coming here, and
who had been exceedingly Ill there with
Of 10 e. TaViFr
exactly twenty-four pounds in twenty
four DAVIS. he has returned to his home
and his work, in Savannah. much to our
sorrow and his own. but he has gone In
vigorous trim. Another young man from
Richmond, Va. has broken the record
with eleven pounds in eight days. l cite
these only as instances which have come
under my immediate and personal obser-
walton. Others equally as remarkable,
and of daily occurrence pass without
comment or notice, so well understood
are the wonderful recuperative properties
of water and climate.
The arrival OF Mr.. Warren Elliotts
charming family from Wilmington, n. c.,
has been a source of unqualified pleasure
10 friends and to the company at large,
who most gladly welcome so pleasing an
addition 10 their numbers, while the young
people have opened their ranks and their
hearts as well over the advent Of Misses
Cowling and Churchill, of Louisville, KY.
and the Misses Scott, Of Augusta. Ga.
other new -comers are DR.. f. w. Har-
mon. of Cincinnati; DR.. ]. f. and Mrs.
Nicholson, Baltimore; Miss Ingraham,
Charleston. S. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
TunstaI and family, Norfolk, Va; Mrs.
c. II. Garnett, and Miss NJ. e. Garrett,
Culpeper county. Va; Mr.. Robert Tun-
stall Norfolk Va; Mrs. NJ f. Cooke,
louisville. KY; Mrs. ]. II. German, st.
Louis: Mrs. Stanisbury, Louisville, KY;
Mrs f. V. Harmon, st. Louis; Mrs.
Tnelehart and Miss Parlin, Annapolis;
Mr, w. B. Trundle, Baltimore; Mr.. Cliff
ford Perrin. Washington. n. c.; Mrs. II.
I. Townsend and Miss Marian Town
send philadelphia; Mr.. Valentine Win
ters Dayton. o.; Mr.. c. NJ. Bolts, Frede-
ricksburg. va; Mr.. and Mrs. Parker.
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenstock,
petersburg, Va; r. II. Macmullen. Cleve-
land. O.; Mr.. w. C. and Mrs. s. j.
Churchill Louisville. Ky; Mrs. +. T.
Miles. Baltimore; Miss Hammond. New
York: Mr. J. r. Daniel. Richmond. Va;
r. II. Blair, Miss Lucle Blair. Louisville,
KY.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.